10/08/2025
Seen this one making the rounds...
The fact that it's a screenshot from X, being shared on a meta platform, from a Google, Apple, or Microsoft device is clearly lost on some.
I think it's easy to point fingers, but let's be honest.
Capitalism is based on supply and demand and the Iron Law of the Market. Which means the law IS the Market.
What people buy is what people sell. And people buy what they use, want or need.
So I guess it's like the discussion about fi****ms. Do guns kill people or do people kill people?
So sure, let's point fingers at the "rich" and blame economics, Capitalism, God, the Illuminati... who cares.
The truth is, that people aren't ready for the actual answer. They seem to seek sympathy over solutions.
Because the ACTUAL answer, is inconvenient for some.
Radical Responsibility.
Instead of asking about the world around us, let's start with the world within?
How about:
What did I not do?
What DID I do?
What part did I play?
Do I understand the entirety of the situation, or am I manking generalizations on complex topics of which I don't fully know or understand the full picture?
Could I be the one who has a limited perspective?
The sooner people stop blaming the outside world for their problems, the sooner we evolve.
The sooner people shift all of that negative victim energy into VICTORY energy, that's when the growth happens.
I am a firm believer that the Universe doesn't care about my opinions. The law is cause and effect. If you to nothing you gain nothing.
If you see the world as a victim, then you're far more likely to become one.
Do I blame the rich for my failures?
Absolutely not. Because I respect myself enough to know that I am in control of my circumstance.
Not some billionaire.
What others do, does not define me.
I am where I am because of what I choose to do with what I'm given.
It's that simple.
Blame the rich. Be poor.
But the rich are not the excuse for why you did not achieve the results your wanted.
Trump and Bezos aren't why you're miserable.
And Google isn't why you continue not to live up to your own expectations.
The world outside is a reflection of our internal, both individually and collective.
So, maybe the better question is, what choices have we made and are we currently making that has us aligned with this reality?
Can we change it? If not, can we accept it in it's entirety?
The truth is, that those are the only answers that hold actual value.
The only ones that matter.
Anything else breeds suffering, and while pain is inevitable, suffering is a choice.
Create more reasons to win over excuses to justify your failures.
My advice?
Figure out what it is you want, and the spend the rest of your life going after it.