who do you want to be?

<p>We grow up and learn to silence the dreams that once felt natural to us. This video dives into why we block our own imagination, how we limit ourselves without realizing it, and why allowing yourself to dream unapologetically is the first step toward creating the life you trul ... Show More

<p>The idea that you must earn peace or wholeness keeps you stuck feeling unworthy. In reality, both are available to you simply because you exist. Recognizing this truth can gently reshape how you relate to yourself and your sense of deserving.My original tiktok video this is cl ... Show More

This clip is from a tiktok video I made (linked below) — a short talk on how to live more in the present moment. It breaks down what presence really means, why we get stuck in our heads, and how simple moments of awareness can reconnect you to peace, clarity, and flow in everyday ... Show More

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<p>Who Do You Want To Be? This is a powerful Motivational Speech on figuring out for yourself who you want to become. These motivational videos are created to motivate students to study for exams, work hard, and fight feelings of depression and anxiety.</p><br><p>What kind of per ... Show More

What or who do you think about all the time? 

Who is Your Future Self? I’ll never forget the day a mentor of mine said to me — “You have to become the person you want to be before becoming the person you want to be.” What?  So, do I have to fake it until I make it? Heck no! I’m not going to change who I am - no way! “No. You ... Show More

<p>What kind of person do you want to be? Who do you admire? Sometimes you have to take the leap and make changes in your life to improve it for the better. </p><br><p>Speakers:</p><br><p>Will Smith</p><p>Tony Robbins</p><p>Les Brown</p><p>Jim Rohn</p><p>Earl Nightingale</p><p><b ... Show More

Have you ever asked yourself this question: "Who am I?" Not what your parents tell you, what your family tells you, what your friends tell you, what the community tells you, but who are you according to yourself?