My Reminder

Alright. This is for the moment when you feel weak, when you’re about to slip, when your mind tries to justify going back. I use this everytime i feel tempted. Read this. Feel it. Let it burn into you. Look at yourself right now. Alone. Staring at a screen. About to throw away everything you’re trying to build—for what? A few seconds of pleasure? Something that leaves you feeling empty, weaker, ashamed? Think about how many times you’ve done this before. The cycle. The regret. The promise to quit. The failure. Again and again. How many more times will you let this control you? How many more days, months, years will you waste? Now picture this: Somewhere out there, there’s a version of you who never gave in. A version of you who stayed disciplined, who used his urges as fuel, who built a life worth living. He’s stronger. He walks with confidence. People respect him. Women are drawn to him—not because he begged for attention, but because he became the kind of man they admire. That version of you is real. He’s possible. But every time you give in, you kill him. Every. Single. Time. Do you really want to keep doing this? Do you really want to be the guy who couldn’t even control himself, who let his desires run his life? Because that’s what weak men do. And weak men do not win. They do not get the life they want. They do not become the kind of men who are remembered. You know what happens to weak men? They fade away. Forgotten. No impact. No legacy. Just another nameless, faceless person who never became anything great. Is that going to be you? Or are you going to wake the hell up and take back control? You have two choices right now: 1. Give in. Feel the brief high. Then hate yourself. Stay weak. Keep wasting time. Keep being a slave to your own impulses. Keep feeding the addiction that is robbing you of the life you want. 2. Fight. Feel the urge? Good. That’s energy. That’s power. Use it. Drop down and do 50 push-ups. Go outside and run. Read something that makes you stronger. Build your business. Go to the gym. Make progress. Get ahead. Every time you win this battle, you get stronger. And one day, you won’t even recognize the weak version of yourself. Because he’ll be dead. And in his place will be a man who is disciplined, focused, unstoppable. Choose wisely.