Stop comparing yourself to your old self. The speaker warns that saying "the old me would have done that" keeps you trapped in old patterns and risks undoing the person you're becoming. Focus forward, not backward.
So this is a quick message for my folks who find themselves continuously referencing or reflecting their old self, right? And so you know what I'm talking about. You know, something happens and you'd be like, you'd be like, man, you know, the old me would have done this. And I just want to caution those of you that move in that space Because I believe the old you will do exactly what you believe he or she would do. The question I have for you is, the things that the old you will do, can the new you handle the consequences? See, that's the difference. So sometimes you guys, you be at work and the old you want to check somebody or cuss them out, or you wish they would Sometimes you be out here engaging with people and you, you know, you believe you want to fight or you believe you want to take it there because the old you would, right? Like the old me. But the old me and what he would do, the new me don't want those consequences. And so it's time to be honest about releasing and letting go the old you. Because every time you go back to that space, you increase the chances of having to become everything that you say that you about. And I doubt if you made it this far that you want to go back to some of them old ways. You know, there's a saying that says there's a reason why your windshield is bigger than your rearview mirror, because you should be only focused on looking forward. And spend very few, very little time looking what's behind you. Go ahead and take that one to the bank. Peace.
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
