From the outside looking in we observe people's lives judging success by the material plane. Under further review what seems happy and successful on the outside is feeling depressed and lonely on the inside. Luther Vandross sang that a house doesn't make a home when there's no love inside. What is the material if you left a trail of tears to get it. Part of the game of life is evolving from one state to another. Kanye told Sway he didn't have all the answers — but who does when you're young in the game. We move through life emotionally immature and lacking emotional stability. That is where personal development should take place. Dig down deep into the energy of fire which loves to explore the unknown. But expeditions into the unknown require courage. Push past the fear of failures from yesteryear. Water and fire do not mix well together but they coexist if the water is placed in a container. Haven't you procrastinated long enough. Are you wasting the gifts and talents the universe handed to you. Is there a person place or project you need to return to because you perceived it had lost its luster. Just like your emotional state — reclaim that which is yours. Know thyself. Balance your energy.
Takeaways
External markers of success — material possessions, status, appearances — are consistently unreliable indicators of internal wellbeing, and the gap between what a life looks like from the outside and what it feels like on the inside is where most personal development work actually needs to happen.
Fire energy loves to explore the unknown but requires courage to move into unfamiliar territory — the fear of repeating past failures is what keeps most people from returning to the pursuits that once lit them up, and pushing past that fear is the specific work fire energy demands.
Water and fire don't naturally mix but can coexist when water is given a container — emotion and passion require structure to function together, and procrastination is often the result of passion without a container rather than a lack of passion itself.
From the outside looking in, we observe people's lives, judging their success by the material plane.
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Under further review that what seems as happy and successful from the outside on the inside is feeling depressed and lonely.
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Luther Vandross sang that a house doesn't make a home when there's no love inside.
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What is the material if you left a trail of tears to get it?
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Part of the game of life is evolving from one state to another.
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Kanye west told Sway he didn't have all the answers, but who does when you're young in the game?
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We move through life emotionally immature and lack emotional stability.
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That's where the personal development should take place.
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Dig down deep into the energy of fire, which love to explore the unknown.
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But expeditions to the unknown requires courage.
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If you want to achieve, you must push past the fear of failures from yesteryear.
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Water and fire do not mix well together, but they coexist if the water is placed in a container.
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Haven't you procrastinated long enough?
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Are you tired of wasting time and talents on something that in the end brings you insignificant returns on that investment?
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Are you wasting your gifts and talents the universe handed to you?
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If so, why does that which you had so much passion for no longer has value?
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Are you sure about that?
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Is there a person, place or project that you need to return to because you perceive it had lost its luster, just like your emotional state, reclaim that which is yours.
