🏰 What’s a knight🛡️without a dragon? 🐉

The answer is... just a man.

The dragon is the representation of chaos. It's the resistence that naturally shows up inside of you when you set a goal and have to take action to actually achieve it. The resistence is the weapon of your old-self, fighting to survive within you. But you must kill it in order for you to become "he who can" achieve the goal that you have set up for yourself.

PAIN is the coin with which you shall pay for you to get what you want out of life and this pain will naturally manifest when you meet resistance with effort to overcome it.

You want a great physic?

Then you must pay with the pain of meeting the resistance to go to the gym, researching what a good diet actually is, resisting the cravings of eating the wrong way and going back to your old habits that damage your body, sticking to your bedtime to actually get the rest your body needs to build muscle amongst other things like getting sunlight to boost your testosterone, sprinting and what not.

You want to get rich?

You must then figure out what shall be your vehicle and sticking to it for long enough to actually gain a deep undertanding of your niche, working hard at it even when results seem like they'll never show up.

You get the point.

There's no hero without a villain.

There's no pleasure without pain.

And the reverse is true.

Without pain there's no everlasting pleasure.

Choose always delayed gratification, brother... lasts longer and it's sustainable over time.

It's the path to greatness, purpose and meaning within this lifetime.

Instant gratification will only get you to an existential crisis and depression in the long run.

Meaninglessness, regreat, pain.

Trust me, I know.

I lived it!

I was a loser.

Now I'm actually prooud of myself.

And there's way more pain I'm ready to face now.

I'm learning to bathe in it and enjoy it.

Don't be silly. Not on that way. You know what I mean.

Delusion backed up just by words it's just delusion but delusion backed up by relentless action... that's called faith, brother! Remember: Duty, Honor and Pride!

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