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Crazy how everything is PSYCH Everything is based off PERCEPTION Bro literally imagined a fake 160lbs and that's what stopped him from lifting the weight THIS IS EVERYWHERE The moment you think you can't do something you have ALREADY set yourself up for failure You can literally psych yourself...

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The Media Wizardvor 3 Jahren

So crazy to think about this Most people have enough knowledge and power to change their life and achieve crazy shit but our minds and beliefs limits us

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Adivor 3 Jahren

Its nuts what the mind can do Like if you genuinely think about it..

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Stolen Tweetsvor 3 Jahren

Lol this video is fake as fuck

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Adivor 3 Jahren

thats 6 plates… no shot

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Chés Adimvor 3 Jahren

The power of he mind is not a joke

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Adivor 3 Jahren

frfr

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Zak ♔vor 3 Jahren

Great post bro

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Adivor 3 Jahren

Thanks g had to share this Saw it on youtube and i was like damn…

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†🎲ExecutiveProtector📯📯vor 3 Jahren

I’m pretty sure they switched the plates after lil bro got up

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Adivor 3 Jahren

I thought that too but see nothing in the vid

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you become what you think about. your dominant thoughts dictate your beliefs, your expectations, and the exact circumstances you pull into your life. if you constantly think about failure, your mind will build a reality to match it. all causation is mental. the only thing in this universe you have absolute power over is your own thinking. shift your focus with emotional conviction, and your external world has no choice but to follow. remember: when you change the way you think, you change the way you live. key concepts in the article bellow.

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Every morning you have a choice. You can wake up carrying your bags from yesterday. Dragging all the days before it. Already tired from the weight of what you know, what you've done, what you have to do. Or you can wake up new. I choose new. I wake up and start every day as if it is my first day. Not a single past failure clouds my mind. Musings and worries of the future are completely absent. This is not denial. This is not forgetting. This is creating space. Space to paint a new canvas with the originality of the moment. Without this space, life becomes repetitive. The same thoughts loop. The same feelings return. The same patterns play out again and again. You become a machine running old programs. Conformity thrives on this repetition. But freshness breaks the pattern. When you approach each day as your first day, you're not bound by who you were yesterday or limited by what failed last week. You're not trapped in the story you've been telling yourself. You are simply here. Now. Relaxed. Show up as you are. Raw and real and present. Nature will meet you there. The cold will meet you there. Your true self will meet you there. This is celebration. Not of achievement or success or arriving somewhere but a celebration of life itself. Of being here and feeling everything. Start with a deep breath. Right now. -Wim Hof
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Every morning you have a choice. You can wake up carrying your bags from yesterday. Dragging all the days before it. Already tired from the weight of what you know, what you've done, what you have to do. Or you can wake up new. I choose new. I wake up and start every day as if it is my first day. Not a single past failure clouds my mind. Musings and worries of the future are completely absent. This is not denial. This is not forgetting. This is creating space. Space to paint a new canvas with the originality of the moment. Without this space, life becomes repetitive. The same thoughts loop. The same feelings return. The same patterns play out again and again. You become a machine running old programs. Conformity thrives on this repetition. But freshness breaks the pattern. When you approach each day as your first day, you're not bound by who you were yesterday or limited by what failed last week. You're not trapped in the story you've been telling yourself. You are simply here. Now. Relaxed. Show up as you are. Raw and real and present. Nature will meet you there. The cold will meet you there. Your true self will meet you there. This is celebration. Not of achievement or success or arriving somewhere but a celebration of life itself. Of being here and feeling everything. Start with a deep breath. Right now. -Wim Hof

Wim Hof

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This is some good information to know. The US mail system aggregates stewardship of delivery but not deadlines. The work around this is signing up for USPS digital or online account and it is free service. It sends you an image scan via email of the current postal mail to be delivered that day so the proof of what was delivered or not is given to you. You get a notification everyday whether you have mail or not. I don't know if this service varies by state so consider looking into the availability for your postal zip code covered area. . 's a state-by-state. If you can get this access depending on the state you live in. But I believe every state should have the account. You can set it up, it's easy. And then you can see your mail. That's coming. If you have packages coming, you can see your account and it gives you notifications every day regardless if you get mail or not, whether you have something coming or not. #Inspirenaire
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This is some good information to know. The US mail system aggregates stewardship of delivery but not deadlines. The work around this is signing up for USPS digital or online account and it is free service. It sends you an image scan via email of the current postal mail to be delivered that day so the proof of what was delivered or not is given to you. You get a notification everyday whether you have mail or not. I don't know if this service varies by state so consider looking into the availability for your postal zip code covered area. . 's a state-by-state. If you can get this access depending on the state you live in. But I believe every state should have the account. You can set it up, it's easy. And then you can see your mail. That's coming. If you have packages coming, you can see your account and it gives you notifications every day regardless if you get mail or not, whether you have something coming or not. #Inspirenaire

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