Cultivating your flow state and deepening your emotional conviction can guide you to higher realities and, ultimately, abundance.

Hello everyone,

In my quest to help and inspire people to reclaim their freedom, rebuild their self-confidence, and reconnect with their truth, purpose, and mind-body alignment,

I want to share some reflections and lessons from my own experiences that can inspire others to refocus on what truly matters.

The 1st part is more of a personal story, and the 2nd part offers value and lessons you can apply to your own journey.

Without trying to brag, but simply to help you visualize, I’m 25 today, and I’ve had access to certain realities at a young age that took me to higher states I never imagined possible.

When I was younger, I experienced a few chapters of success and achievements that gave me some influence in my areas of interest at the time.

Money and opportunities flowed easily, effortlessly.

Every action or decision I took led me to greater achievements and higher “metrics” of success.

It felt like I had opened a faucet of abundance, success came the less I chased it.

The more I surrendered and lived in a pure state of flow, discovery, and joy, traveling, exploring, the more life unfolded naturally.

At one point, I even remember saying to a friend:

"Man I don’t get it, the more I step back from action and focus on the fun, the more I travel in Japan, spend on experiences I care about, and the more I'm becoming wealthy". It felt like I was paid to travel and have fun, crazy.

(Perhaps this is also what eventually slowed me down, because I had pushed the balance too far and ended up weakening/loosing the professional momentum I had created.

We all have to learn from our mistakes, balance is always the ultimate goal.)

Looking back, all the chapters of abundance I’ve experienced the most were the ones where I had the least worries, the least focus on the future, and the least questioning about what was coming next.

Trying to control or predict the outcome actually goes against the very concept of flow.

In my view, flow is the only state that can truly take you toward what you hope for.

The more you stay in the flow, living instinctively, without overthinking, the closer you get to your goals.

From that, I came to the conclusion that today, most of us are on our own quest for freedom.

Of course, we all want to achieve the fullest form of it possible.

The problem is that too often, we stay in constant “search” mode, always looking for external answers, stressing about outcomes, and trying to force results, rather than allowing ourselves the time and space to let our desired reality manifest naturally.

There’s a saying: “Getting stuck in the mirror” or “Talk doesn’t cook rice.”

In other words, consistent action and flow in your work will always be more effective than endlessly focusing on “how to improve my outcome” or “what am I doing wrong?”

The answer is simply to work on your self-confidence and self-belief, so you can keep pushing forward without doubt.

Self-doubt, worries, and stress all go against abundance.

(From my personal experience, getting into martial arts, regaining confidence in my physical power was a major unlock for how I saw myself. It ultimately helped me reignite my inner willpower and self-belief.

As someone who was previously only Yin-centered, focused mostly on yoga, relaxation, awakening that inner flame helped me become more balanced and achieve more with confidence, without doubt.).

When I spent time exploring studies in quantum physics, like Reality Transurfing by Vadim Zeland,

I learned that the universe operates according to balancing forces.

It naturally seeks equilibrium, and when you create excess potential, it triggers balancing forces to neutralize or counter it.

The key is to make honest, consistent efforts, improving little by little every day, without obsessing over outcomes.

Nurture a flow state, stay in your productive and creative energy, and move forward without overthinking the future.

By acting with driven intention and pure detachment, without creating excess potential or giving too much importance to outcomes, you align with the natural flow of life.

The balancing forces don’t block you, they guide and facilitate your path along your chosen line of life.

I’m living proof of this.

By listening to your gut instincts, honoring your truth, and moving forward step by step, without unnecessary pressure or overvaluing outcomes, you keep your energy high, your mind flowing, and your focus on continuous improvement.

This naturally attracts the outcomes you’re seeking, often a few months later, when nothing could have made you believe it was close to happening at the time.

If you’re stressed or anxious to “succeed” quickly, step back for a day or two.

Go for a walk in nature, focus on what brings you joy, hang out with a friend, listen to uplifting music, and forget about “that thing you need right now.”

Just last year, I was obsessed with quickly hitting a trading milestone.

For 4-6 months, I stagnated, I avoided people and put immense pressure on myself to achieve, and nothing came. I was “locked-in,” but in a counterproductive way.

But as soon as I let go a little, started enjoying my summer in Bali, accepted invitations to go out, attended a few musical events, and spent more time creating relaxation and joy in my heart and gut, the answers, decisions and choices I needed came naturally a few weeks later, without me even realizing it.

So I’ve learned to stop wasting time trying to “shift the universe” or bend reality in my favor, comparing myself to other successful people, or constantly seeking knowledge outwardly.

Instead, focus 100% on yourself, your stress level, emotional conviction, self-belief, and confidence.

The outcomes then naturally follow as a reflection of the person you’ve become, without ever trying to control the external world.

It’s purely an inside-first approach.

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