Hey art philosopher

I wanted to talk today about how successful or unsuccessful has nothing to do with what you currently own, earn, or show the world.

it's more about what's being carried inside.

Because long before success ever becomes a reality you can point to,

it first exists as a private agreement in your mind, and an internal conviction.

Most people think success is only about the current scoreboard:

something quantifiable, such as followers, achievements, skills, money, lifestyle, etc.

But the scoreboard doesn’t make the player. in reality, it just reveals them.

Success starts when you are the type of person who:

--Learns even when it feels slow

--Works and pushes forward even when it’s uncomfortable

--Takes the occasional risk even if it feels uncertain

--Improves even when you doubt yourself

--Keeps going even when you hit a wall

If this describes you, then you’re already winning a game most people never even sign up for.

Of course, things can feel uncertain at times, I totally get those feelings as well. I'm not immune.

However, for the success to even become "real" in the first place, it shows up twice:

first within you, and then in the external world

--zha

P.S. if you guys like writings like this, you can also check out my instagram where I write even more unfiltered and raw than I do on here in my emails.

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