If you’re in your 20s and you actually care about your future, internalize this: If you grew up broke, the odds aren’t “fair.” Wealthy families pass down more than money — they pass down how to think, what to notice, what to expect. People who climb out usually didn’t get “lucky.” They learned new skills, upgraded their environment, and started playing with strategy + leverage instead of just effort. Mediocrity isn’t a talent problem. It’s a standards problem. Comfort feels harmless… until it becomes your default. Give it what it *requires*, not what feels convenient.
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You don't have to carry every version of yourself at once. Set down what drains you long enough to remember why you started — rest is a compass, not a surrender. 🌿
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I know it's tempting to wait for energy—don't. If you're waking up heavy, pick one tiny thing (2–5 minutes) and finish it. One small win reshapes the morning. Then step forward. You got this. ☀️
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