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Pleasure can borrow the appearance of peace.

 

Popularity can impersonate purpose.


Excitement can conceal destruction.

 

All sporadic, spontaneous, scattered energy.
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What repeatedly enters the mind eventually influences the life.

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Consumption. Vice. Comparison. Excess.

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What 2-3 tasks can I accomplish today with a narrow focus?

How am I nurturing my territory of responsibility

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Small indulgences, repeated without discernment, become directions.

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Therefore, guard the gates.

Feed the mind what clarifies.
Feed the body what strengthens.
Feed the spirit what gives life.

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Peace is rarely the loudest invitation.

 

Purpose seldom competes for attention as aggressively as impulse.

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Learn to distinguish what stimulates you from what strengthens you.

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Do not worship the bait.

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Choose vitality over vanity.


Purpose over impulse.


Direction over distraction.

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What cannot satisfy you should not govern you.

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Guard what feeds you.


Charge your inner world.


Choose what gives life.​​​​​​​​​​​

XXIV

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