Chapter 1: The Power of Dreams

In today's world, many young men are drifting away from their aspirations. They have been conditioned to accept the disheartening mantra: "I guess it’s just not meant for me." Individuals like us have been led to believe that we are destined to serve others, toiling away for mere scraps. However, I am here to enlighten you; this is a deceptive narrative. A life filled with wealth, joy, and health is possible for you—if only you abandon the notion of being “realistic.”

Why is this important? Because reality is subjective. It can be as expansive or as constricted as you choose to perceive it. Hence, dare to envision greatness.

Chapter 2: Embracing Your Destiny

You might wonder how I can assert this. For a significant part of my life, I fell prey to the same lie — "I guess it’s just not meant for me." As a young adult, I was often engulfed in self-doubt. I yearned for wealth, health, and happiness, yet my actions told a different story. Procrastination became my companion, and willpower was a foreign concept. Ultimately, my poor habits and lack of self-worth led to my downfall.

During my first year in college, I faced the harsh reality of failing a crucial course, which resulted in thousands of dollars in fees to retake it—money I simply didn’t have. I could have sought solace in distractions, but the thought of it made me feel nauseous. This was my wake-up call. Years of neglecting my responsibilities had culminated in a life devoid of fulfillment.

Out of sheer frustration, I began documenting my goals and the habits required to achieve them. I reviewed this list daily until it became ingrained in my mind. Miraculously, by simply writing down my aspirations, I transformed them into reality. Fast forward five years, and I graduated with an almost perfect GPA, proving that our destiny is shaped from within. But what was the secret to my success?

Chapter 3: The Art of Journaling

Recently, my older brother TLP suggested I read “The Slight Edge” by Jeff Olson. Upon finishing it, I recognized that I had been unknowingly applying the principle of “autosuggestion” for years. Everything I documented and visualized consistently became second nature.

Here’s a simple exercise:

1. Open your Notes app or journal.
2. List your top five goals.
3. Be specific (include details like amounts, types, and timelines).
4. Formulate straightforward, actionable habits to achieve these goals.

No need for extensive planning—just commit to showing up. As Jeff Olson wisely states, “Do the thing and you shall have the power.” By consistently engaging in the right activities aligned with your true desires over an extended period, success is within reach.

Remember, you only have one life to live, and it starts now. Keep striving and dare to dream big. Don’t forget to show your support by clapping, following, and commenting. Subscribe to accompany me on my journey to Punta Arenas. If you wish to delve deeper into designing your life, consider exploring the following resources:

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