Yes, I do.

Listen, here’s the thing... 💛

We´re all wired not to disappoint people—especially not authority figures.

How do we know? In 1963, the Milgram Obedience Experiment showed that 65% of people kept shocking someone just because an authority figure told them to—even when they could see that the person receiving the shocks was in extreme pain.

So... we go to extreme lengths to not disappoint people, especially authority figures. (Which is why some people live their whole life trying to impress a parent, often even after their parent has passed away.)

Are we fucked?

I don’t think so.

I disappoint tons of people—but the only thing is I’ve decided who(!) I disappoint.

I can’t decide whether or not I’m going to disappoint anyone... but I can decide who I’m willing to disappoint and who I want to impress. 💛

If we stay on autopilot our whole life, we’ll only try to impress the ones closest to us: our parents and the authority figures in our lives. 🌙

The problem? A lot of the time, we don’t really want their lives—and then it’s simply stupid to try to impress them, because you’ll end up living their dream life—not your dream life.

The solution? Pick who you want to impress, and every time you do something, ask yourself: Would