You hustle and grind because stillness terrifies you. You can't shut off at night. The loop runs: - What if? - I don't know how. - I don't know what. You forget to eat. You skip the gym. You haven't seen your friends in months. And it's stealing more than your time. The insight and solutions that used to come easy. The joy you had when you started this. The certainty it's unfolding. The hustle is an identity running the show. An old version of you that thinks staying busy keeps you safe. A mental concept built from beliefs you collected since you were young, shaped by feelings you couldn't process at the time and learned to suppress. The business level you're on is activating it. Saying: "hey, let's remove this, so we can flow again.." But you ignore the call. You try to solve an internal problem with more thinking, more tools, more effort. You drain and spiral. Again and again.. To come back to flow, you have to turn around and work with the identity running the show. It starts at the root. Identity → beliefs → thoughts →stored emotion. The trigger — anger, fear, frustration etc.. — is the entry point. The emotion is the invitation for that level in business. When it happens, pause. Instead of reacting and escaping into your mind, become aware of it. Locate the emotion in the body, behind the stories, the constant: I need to, I must to, I have to.. Where does it live in your body? Feel the emotion with unconditional love, with pure eyes. Don't judge it. Just feel it completely. Breathe into it, and decide to let it go. That's it. The charge releases. The thoughts slows down. You come back to the present. The joy returns. The next step becomes clear. This is the inner game. Working from the inside out. Reading signals and symbols like a true master of this game.

When the mind becomes noisy, you've mistaken yourself for the person in the story. I notice this every time. The mind starts racing. Worrying about the future. Replaying the past. Judging. Comparing. Planning. Defending. Suddenly there's tension in the body and a feeling that something needs to be fixed. But if I look closely, something else happened first. I became the character. - The entrepreneur. - The son. - The partner. - The person trying to make life work... And the moment I become that person, the mind has someone to attack. ⸻ The mind cannot attack awareness. It attacks the identity you've assumed. It comes after the version of you that needs approval. The version that fears failure. The version that believes it has something to lose. And every attack feels personal because you've forgotten what you are. ⸻ So when the storm comes, I don't try to fix the thoughts anymore. I ask: Who is having these thoughts? The answer appears: "I am." Then I ask: Who am I? ⸻ For a moment, everything stops. The mind doesn't know what to say. There is just silence. Presence. Awareness itself. Not the person. Not the story. Not the problem. Just the seeing. ⸻ Stay there. Again and again. Not by fighting the mind. Not by trying to become peaceful. But by noticing that the one being attacked only exists when you identify with it. The storm needs a character. Awareness doesn't. And that's why every time you return to what you are, the noise begins to lose its power. Not because you've solved your problems. Because you've stopped confusing yourself with them.

I know you're carrying something heavy. It wasn't your fault. Let it go my friend. Forgive yourself. It's not your fault ❤️

Creatormaxxing: Become like the creator to unite with the creator (my list I made today): - Fasting - Yoga/Stretching - Breathing - Meditation - Eat healthy - Walking, moving, training - Pure lovely intentions and clean words - Emotional regulation - Resting in being, presence, I AM. - Be kind towards myself and others - Sexual control - Dopamine control - Smile more - Laugh more - No judging, complaining or any other negativity - Stay grateful. - Relax, let go and surrender to life. anything you'd like to add?

Seek the kingdom of God first and everything will be added onto you.

I used to wake up trapped in my thoughts, then I learned how to snap back into the present. Before my feet even touched the floor, my mind was already running. - Worrying. - Planning. - Replaying conversations. Thinking about things I should have done differently, things that could go wrong, things I needed to fix. It's crazy how quickly the mind can turn a perfectly peaceful morning into suffering. This morning, it almost happened again. For a moment, I felt myself getting pulled into the stories.. the familiar spiral. And then I remembered (automatically, yeah baby ive trained myself over the years.. ) There is a place underneath all of that. A place that's untouched by the noise. So I stopped following the thoughts and returned my attention to what was here. The room. My breath. The feeling of being alive. And almost instantly, the mind began to fade into the background. Not completely. But enough. Enough to notice the peace that was already there. It's not some euphoric state. It's not being high on life. It's much simpler than that. Just a quiet feeling that everything is okay, just a moment with the mind shut down. Nothing missing. Nothing to solve. Nothing to become. Just this moment, exactly as it is. If you find yourself trapped in your mind tomorrow morning, try this. Ask yourself: "Who is having these thoughts?" You'll probably answer: "I am." Then ask: "Who am I?" Don't rush to answer. Stay in the gap. For a brief moment, the mind doesn't know what to say. And in that gap, there is silence. Sit with that silence. Return to it again and again. Not to get rid of your thoughts. Not to become enlightened. Just to remember that you are not the voice in your head. You are the one aware of it. And that awareness has been peaceful the whole time.

The reason your thoughts keep winning is because you keep fighting them. Stop trying to fix what comes up — welcome it, sit with it, and let it pass.

Nr 1 skill to learn in life: Learn to dissolve the false identity behind your suffering so you can return to peace, clarity, and flow.

Meditatemaxxing Absenceofmindmaxxing Presencemaxxing Unconditionallovemaxxing Have a nice day maxxing😂❤️ These are the only maxxings you need.. or anything else you wanna add?

2017 changed my life, woke up from the illusion of a dream.. the rest is a LOTR x3 extended version kind of adventure.. I'll share it all. Let's just walk each other home 💙

after spending some time away from X, I realized what I truly want to do isn't grow audience, but just be true to myself, share authentic content, be me, have fun, be raw.. and hopefully, help and inspire someone... day to day. thats it. trying to hard, needing to much, is what creates the friction, the blockages to where you truly wanna be. Let go and let Flow. .. somewhere in Malta some weeks ago, with a lucky strike in my mouth. btw, im back to routines..doing 23 hour fasts everyday, strict carnivore diet, meditating and walking every morning.. why? because I fckn love it.. lets GO. PRESENCE. FLOW.

I used to feel ashamed of the jobs I worked. Over the years, while building my own things, I've taken part-time jobs to keep going. Simple jobs. Customer support. The kind of work where you spend your day answering questions, dealing with complaints, and talking to people who are already frustrated before the conversation even begins. And honestly, it got to me. I have a master's degree in engineering. I'm creative, smart, and I've always found a way to make things work. Deep down, I knew I was capable of more. So sitting there answering angry customers sometimes felt like a punch to the ego. There were days I was one rude message away from telling someone to fuck off. Not because of them. Because of what the situation was bringing up in me. The feeling that I wasn't where I thought I should be. The feeling that life wasn't unfolding according to my plan. The feeling that I was somehow wasting my potential. At first I thought the job was the problem. Then I started paying attention. The same frustration would show up in other places too. When business was slow. When someone else was succeeding faster. When life wasn't moving at the speed I wanted. The job was just exposing something that was already there. A reaction. A resistance to what is. And over time, that's what I started working on. Not changing the circumstances. Changing my relationship to them. Because freedom isn't getting everything you want. Freedom is being okay before you get it. It's being present while answering support tickets. Present while building the business. Present while succeeding. Present while failing. Present while life looks nothing like the picture in your head. Ironically, as that resistance started falling away, things started moving. I began making money from my own projects. Opportunities appeared. Doors opened. But that wasn't the biggest win. The biggest win was no longer needing those things in order to be okay. Because the goal was never entrepreneurship. The goal was never money. The goal was never escaping one situation for another. The goal was peace. The ability to sit with life exactly as it is, without fighting it. To enjoy the good moments. To enjoy the difficult moments. To stop making an enemy out of the present moment. Most people think the way out is somewhere ahead of them. I've found the opposite to be true. The only way out, is in..

You're a slave, and you don't even know it. Everything that happens to you, is translated by the voice in your mind, and its controlling you... It's the real devil. The ego. Even the thought: "the ego is not bad, you need it to function in this world.." is made up by it, its dressing up as reality, its an illusion.. but you're to blind to see it. The real freedom is living life without the narrator, without the need to react to the world, what people say, think , believe, or what your mind is telling you about yourself. when you're operating in that state, you won, and you have the devil in your palms, until then, no outer thing will ever free you.

I used to be a genius. Im not overexxxagerating, its true.. Everything was easy for me, understood things fast.. connected dots. My teachers at kindergarten help me to skip first class in school and start with 1 year older than me, because they taught I was too smart... Something happened along the way, something "bad" took over. And I kind of lost that edge. I remember looking down on the nerds in school (sorry nerds I love you..), and today understand that they where mirroring the way I was supposed to be. Building, creating, TECHMAXXING. So many hours spent on unnecessary things in front of the computer could have been used to build. But this forced me to look within over the years, find myself, find my gift again. I talk a lot about the inner game, presence, awareness, inner work, spiritual stuff.. But the "other side" of this is me building stuff, using my creativity, when I get out of my own way into flow, connecting with something beyond the mind, finding solutions, following signs.. thats what im doing now.. finalizing stage 1 of my app: MemoChat. An app for the conversations too alive for text. The voice notes you send the person you actually care about. The 3-minute debrief to your best friend. The "I miss you" to family across the world that hits different when they hear your actual voice instead of reading it. Text flattens everything. The pause. The laugh. The way someone says "I'm fine" when they're not. MemoChat keeps all of it. That's the other side of me. The builder. The one who lost his edge for years and is finally getting it back, not by grinding harder, but by getting out of my own way and letting the gift come through again. The inner work cleared the path. The building is what walks down it. Stay tuned. an remember, flow, not force.

It’s an honor to make my first video reaction for @_sgarbini , Mr Guinness himself.