Small goals, Small results.

The reason why I’m looking beyond small-minded goals.

“Every man’s life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another.” - Ernest Hemingway

Let’s get something straight. I’m not here to do little things.

My ambition and goals are…

BIGGER.

Have you ever had the nagging sensation you were meant for greater deeds?

Living with the drive to achieve great and meaningful actions but not doing anything about it.

At seventeen, my sole aim revolved around drugs, and the aspiration? Partying in Ibiza, living a life of hedonism.

‘Soon I will go to Ibiza and live a glamorous hedonistic life.' Never did it…

I traveled to Ibiza in 2019, but I was sober; lockdowns slowed the party scene…

Blue water, sunshine, white sandy beaches, but no destiny fulfilled.

Fallacy. The drive to create a legacy, leave your mark on the world, and be known for a certain flavor.

We are talking greatness, my friend.

People can do what they want, when they want, and how they want.

I have never accepted this. I suppressed it, I ran away from it, I drugged it with narcotics, I fought other men to find it, I indulged in sex to feel it…

Until I made the choice to take concrete action to find it.

• Write my ideas and experiences.

• Share the writing in public.

• Improve on the feedback.

• Rinse and repeat.

Training in fighting every day gave me a blueprint.

No matter what others do, keep going.

I might stumble; the goal might elude me, but one thing's certain—I'll keep trying.

I want my daughter to look at me proudly, make an impact on the world, leave my mark and legacy.

How will I get there?

• Writing the lessons I learned.

• Getting attention to my content.

• Networking.

• Improving.

• Showing up every day.

Most content is boring…

But the answer is not blaming others. The solution? Not criticizing others, highlighting flaws, or adopting different approaches.

The answer is…

Create the content you like. This will attract the people you are looking for.

Cut the noise and, for once in your life, ask yourself:

What do you think and want to bring to the table?

Happy creating.

Kai.