My life in an alternate universe would be where I’m unfocused and being un-coachable.

I wouldn’t care about what any of my subscribers would say when it comes to the content I’m producing.

I’m probably gonna be playing another person’s mainstream video game and not working.

There wouldn’t be any food cooking in a test for me ready to eat after a workout I never did.

My life would be absolutely miserable.

And most important would be that I would have prayers to God that’s not even getting entertained.

What I’ve Learned From Living in a Parallel Universe

I learned that I was highly naive in a way that didn’t benefit me well enough.

Don’t get me wrong. I’d have fun and all but it was mainly immediate gratification.

If I could compare it, then I’d say it was living for over 20 years in short form content.

There’s a TikToker that got offended by that but stick with me here:

Short form content is great for achieving a buzz, but I’m here to last.

I believe in wildly loyal to whoever I’m paired up with.

I’m even able to repair bonds that got strained if need be, but again, that’s in my paralleled world.

I don’t think the same way anymore.

My parallel twin was structured and succeeded well in being highly militant under the guide of whoever he wanted to impress.

That’s actually something I learned to keep part of my personality for when that’s needed.

To avoid sounding bitter with dragging this on, I’ll conclude with this:

I’m highly selfless when I feel adapted to my surroundings, but now I’m in a mindset where I see my environment functioning in ways that serve me best.