Dean Graziosi says some people built lives around other people's expectations instead of their own dreams. He argues you have to admit when your life isn't yours, accept the discomfort of change, and intentionally rewrite your future around what actually matters to you.
Sometimes we have to have a little gratitude for the things we now take for granted. But then there's other times when you realize you built a life and it's not yours. It's not the job that you dreamed of. It's not the. The impact you want to make on the world. It's not the passion and the relationship you're hoping to keep. It's not the time with your children. So you. You can end your life when you end your life someday. At 100 years old, you say, I spent the time I needed to spend with them to live fulfilled people on this planet. Sometimes, yes, we have to practice gratitude. Other times, you have to get disturbed with your current life and say, this is not me. It is not enough. It is scary. But I must shift. I must reinvent. I must rewrite my future.
