One path leads to success—by taking action, you stop being ordinary. That’s one way.
Another path leads to self-awareness—you try things out, realize what you’re genuinely not good at, and the inner turmoil fades away, leaving you at peace with yourself.
When your wealthy neighbors move away, it's because they're aiming higher. The ones left behind are usually the ones who can't keep up financially — the more broke they get, the more likely they are to skip HOA fees and pick fights over every little thing.
Wild beasts have never needed to be understood—it's the prey that gets understood.
If you're capable and evenly matched, you hunt together as allies. If you're not, you're someone else's meal.
There are only two kinds of people: those willing to open their eyes and see the world as it truly is, and those who keep theirs shut, living inside a fantasy. The latter stumble around with their eyes closed, banging into walls at every turn—shouldn't they?