The Possibilities of What-If

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The question of ‘What if’ exists in every phase of our lives.

For a moment, let’s play a game of ‘what if.’ By that, I mean placing yourselves in a mental state of superiority where nothing will stop you from reaching your goals, so imagine how better you would be. Now, take that premise and position yourself mentally on a thinking hierarchy or ranking that elevates how you see yourself as an unstoppable force. Suppose you can claim this thinking hierarchy as your endorsed thinking lifestyle, and once this achievement is reached, you have arrived as this born-again individual. Of course, none of us can redo the past, but what can be done is to become the architect of our present and, of course, our futures. Therefore, this thinking hierarchy depends solely on you and your willingness to open your mind to change.

 

Let go of your yesterdays,  and by all means, let go of LIMITING yourself because you will become what you think. Do you feel free? Free to roam the inner workings of your mind to explore all possible acts of persuasion enacted by your commitment to someone or something? If possible, find the time to do it before it’s too late. As this beautiful horse runs free across the plains, its happiness is the enchantment of peace and freedom.

Today is another day of dealing with chaos and challenge, much as you’ve done your whole life. Start asking yourself how you could endure some of those challenges and then think about the resolutions behind them. How did you uplift yourself? What did you continue to ask yourself? If you can’t relate to anything you’ve not done, you have already given up! So rise, my friends, by focusing on the force behind what and who makes you superior.

Semper Fi

This Article was Last Updated On: October 16, 2025
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Lexi

This article resonates with me a lot. Since 2020, I’ve been transforming myself and my habits. With all the free time I had during the pandemic, I took my self care more seriously, spirituality more seriously, and picked up new hobbies. After about a month, I learned how easy it is to start and finish something by seeing the benefits of staying consistent is like a ‘high.’ But right now I feel myself entering a bit of a slump again. Having 2 jobs to keep up with my bills and still save has been stressing me a bit but I need to remember the what-ifs and how temporary this is. I think today I’ll set some short term goals for myself and remember what life will look like in 2-3 years. Delusion is my best friend right now.

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