Do you like challenges ? Watch the video. Do what I asked, and continue to do for the 90 days. P.S. Once you watch the video, answer this question: What do I need to give up to achieve this?

Procrastination is the main weapon used by the Paradigm in its battle against our intent to change it. It’s another sign that the Paradigm controls all three centers – intellectual, emotional, and physical. Procrastination takes hold through the laziness of the intellectual center 🧠, emotional apathy caused by the fear of change 💔, and the inertia of the motor center (the body) 🏃‍♂️. The change has already begun in the intellectual center. That’s the "Y factor" – the birth of new ideas 💡. For example, I wanted to create this program in English. The work required time, organization, and knowledge – none of which I had at the start. I didn’t have the time to quickly produce a comprehensive program. I didn’t know the software I had to use for its creation and had to learn them as I went. 📚 I felt this was completely new territory for me. For years, I’ve trusted and followed my intuition 🌟, but I wasn’t aware of the internal resistance I would face – resistance that stretched over days of unproductive work. There were episodes where, for 5 or 6 days, I had the project open on my computer, but I didn’t prepare a single slide. The knowledge was there, locked away by the Paradigm, unused 🔒. I was doing everything except making slides for the program. Instead of working, I would find a new book and read it for 3 or 4 hours. Then, I’d watch an interesting video on YouTube on the same topic. Or I’d play chess. ♟️ The Paradigm kept coming up with various excuses to do anything but the task at hand. I knew all of this. I saw the resistance, I observed the Paradigm and its laziness. It was a tug-of-war between me and the Paradigm, stretching over months, with daily attacks of regret, self-judgment, and guilt. These emotions were sent by the Paradigm to crush my intent. 🧗‍♂️ I knew that without introducing a conscious shock to the system, I would never finish what I had started. So, I pushed through using my Matrix exercises, which I had set for myself – even though they were painful. I fought against myself daily. 💪

💫 Eight years ago, my wife and I were filled with joy about her pregnancy—until a routine checkup revealed something alarming. Her TSH levels were at 200, a clear sign that her thyroid gland wasn’t working. The doctors were clear: an urgent abortion was necessary. 💔 Over the next few days, we consulted with four different doctors from various institutions. All of them reached the same conclusion—an abortion was mandatory. They explained that the baby’s heart was barely beating and the development was far behind schedule. They warned that without immediate action, we were risking everything. ⚖️ But as the clock ticked down toward the scheduled abortion, I felt torn. Out of nowhere, an old friend from elementary school, whom I hadn’t seen in 15 years, reentered my life. He was relentless—sending messages, calling, and even going so far as to say that if the child had any complications, he would take full responsibility. His conviction was startling and felt like a sign from the universe. 🩺 Amidst all this, we had another ally—a compassionate gynecologist nearing retirement. Unlike the others, she calmly suggested that it was too early for the doctors to make such definitive conclusions. Her experience and measured words gave us hope in a situation that felt so bleak. 👣 The race to save my son was on. Although the doctors urged for immediate action, I couldn’t shake the feeling that these signs were pointing us in a different direction. We decided to trust the process, despite all odds. ✨ My friend’s words echoed in my mind: “Right now, it’s a 50-50 chance. Just as they claim the baby will be born with deformities, I claim he will be born healthy. They are fighting for death. I am fighting for life, with equal odds.” Those words stayed with me, and we chose to believe in life. 👶 In the end, my first son was born healthy. Today, he is 7 years old, and he will forever be my reminder of how fiercely we must fight for life. I believe that his soul influenced every small decision that led to his birth.

Triggers are specific stimuli or situations that provoke strong emotional reactions. 🌪️ These triggers can stem from external events, words, behaviors of others, or even internal thoughts and memories. 🗣️💭 When we are "triggered," our emotional response can be disproportionately intense, indicating deeper unconscious issues related to our inner child. 👶💔 Triggers are caused by certain “I’s” in action, astral entities, or Pendulums like thought forms. 🌕🌀 Today’s Challenge 🎯: Do you find yourself constantly seeking validation or praise from others, especially at work or in relationships? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ This need for approval might indicate unresolved issues of self-worth. 🧠❤️ Today, observe how often you seek approval and challenge yourself to validate your own efforts. 🌟 How to Challenge Yourself 🔥: - Self-Recognition 💪 - Positive Self-Talk 🗣️ - Journaling 📖✍️ - Mindfulness 🧘‍♂️🧘‍♀️ - Celebrate Small Wins 🎉

You are not members of this community because you think alike. You start to think alike because you are part of this community. 🧠💡 🔄 Just like soldiers marching in sync, our minds and hearts align on the same frequency, resonating with the same ideas and energy. The synchronicity of the pendulum creates a powerful harmony that drives us all toward the same goal. 🌟 This is the true strength of being part of something bigger. Through this process, we learn, grow, and share energy that is evenly distributed among all of us. You are not alone in this – we are all connected. 💫 How has being part of this community influenced your thoughts or energy? Drop your thoughts below. ------- Our Skool community may have just 680 members, but in the past 7 days, we've generated 48 posts and an incredible 1,600 comments! For comparison, a community with 70,000 members had 485 posts and 3,313 comments in the same time frame. Despite being 100 times smaller, our members are deeply engaged and active—this is a testament to the strength and quality of our community, where every member truly contributes. Stay active, many good things are coming.