Summary
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They’re upset because the things they used to rely on to keep you in line just don’t work anymore. You’ve broken free from that cycle and they’re struggling to figure out how to deal with this new, empowered version of you. It’s like you’ve woken up from a long sleep and now you see things clearly. You’ve tapped into a strength that’s always been inside you, but maybe you didn’t recognize it before. You’re no longer living on autopilot, drifting from one day to the next without purpose. Now you’re in the driver’s seat, navigating your own path.
That old version of you, the one who felt lost, uncertain, or easily influenced, isn’t around anymore. And that’s something they can’t stand. Now they have to put in way more effort to try to disrupt your peace, but it’s not working. They’re pulling out all the stops, using every trick they can think of, and still, they can’t get to you. It’s like playing against a basketball player who isn’t that good. They keep taking shots, but you already know most of the time they’re going to miss. That’s exactly what’s happening here. No matter how much they try, they’re not making any progress.
So keep doing what you’re doing. Keep living with that awareness and intention, because you’re on a path that not everyone can handle. And remember, their frustration is just a sign that you’re winning this game. We’ve all seen those players on the court who just don’t pose much of a threat. They’re what we call self-check. They’re the ones you don’t really have to worry about defending too closely, because more often than not, they’re going to miss. It’s almost like we’re happy to let them take a shot, because the odds are in our favor.
They’re likely to miss, and we can focus our efforts on the stronger players who actually pose a challenge. It’s like these self-check players are set up to fail, but they don’t even realise it. They’re just there, going through the motions, without much impact on the game. Now think back to when you might have been in that self-check mode. It was easy for them back then, wasn’t it? They knew you’d try, but the outcome was always predictable. You’d take your shot, and it wouldn’t go in. They’d win, time after time, because you were stuck in a cycle of routine, just doing what you thought you were supposed to do, without really questioning it or pushing beyond it.
You were playing by a script that wasn’t even yours, and they didn’t have to exert much effort to keep you there. You weren’t seen as a threat, so they didn’t even bother to bring their best when facing you. But look at you now. You’re not in that space anymore. You’ve stepped up your game, become more intentional, and now they’re the ones who have to work hard to keep up. The old tricks don’t work on you anymore, because you’re no longer playing the same game. You’ve evolved, and that’s why things are different now. It’s a whole new level, and you’re setting the pace.
Keep pushing forward, because you’re no longer that self-check player. You’re the one they’re worried about now. But now, everything’s changed. You’ve woken up, and you’re no longer that same person. You’ve put in the work, just like an athlete going into the off-season determined to improve. You’ve spent time in the lab, focusing on yourself, practicing, and making those changes that mattered. You’ve shifted your mindset, reprogrammed your habits, and now you’ve come back stronger and more prepared than ever. You’re not playing the same old game anymore. You’ve leveled up. And now, they don’t know how to handle you, because you’re not who you used to be.
You’ve taken control, and that’s something they never expected. You’ve stepped up from simply reacting to situations and are now taking charge, making deliberate and thoughtful decisions that reflect the growth you’ve undergone. It’s like you’ve switched from playing checkers to chess. You’re thinking ahead, planning your moves, and it shows. Those who once knew how to manipulate or control you can’t use the same tactics anymore. You’ve evolved, become a new version of yourself that they didn’t see coming, and now they’re scrambling to keep up. Imagine it like a game where the rules have flipped.
They’re trying everything they’ve got, doubling down, pulling out all the stops, to slow you down or throw you off. But it’s not working, because you’re not who you used to be. You’re moving with purpose and confidence, and their strategies just don’t hold the same power over you. You can almost hear yourself saying it, they can’t stop me. And that’s exactly why they’re so frustrated. They’re desperate, clinging to old tricks that no longer have an effect on you, because you’ve outgrown that version of yourself. They’ve thrown their best shots, and they’re starting to realize they’re up against something bigger than just you.
It’s like they can sense that there’s a higher force at work guiding your steps, strengthening your resolve. They know now that you’re not just fighting on your own, there’s a greater power propelling you forward. And that realization, it rattles them. They’re running out of energy and options, while you’re just getting started. They’re upset because they finally understand that they’ve met their match in you, and there’s nothing they can do to drag you back to who you were before. You’re on a whole new level, and they’re the ones playing catch up.
Do you feel me? You’ve reached this point by embracing your true self and stepping into your power. And that’s why some people can’t help but take shots at you. They’re upset because you’ve managed to do something rare. You’ve broken away from the norms and started living authentically in a way that many people aren’t willing or ready to do. Think about the people you grew up with, the friends you used to hang out with, maybe even some old teammates who are still caught up in the same old patterns. Every time you scroll through Instagram or Facebook, you probably see them hitting up the same spots, partying at the same clubs, drinking every weekend.
It’s like they’re living on a loop, stuck in the same routines, repeating the same nights out. But that’s not your story anymore. You chose a different path, you woke up, broke free from the cycle, and now you’re living with intention, making choices that align with who you really are. And that’s where their frustration comes in. They’re mad because you’re no longer stuck in that old way of life. They keep trying to shake you up, throwing obstacles your way, hoping to knock you off balance, or get inside your head, even messing with your peace of mind and your sleep.
But here’s the reality. They can’t drag you back to who you used to be because you’ve outgrown all that. You’ve evolved, and there’s no going back for you. They’re scrambling because the tactics that once worked on you are useless now. You’re not playing by their rules anymore, and it’s throwing them off. It’s like trying to play the same old game, but the game has changed and you’ve leveled up. Their anger and frustration are just signs that they’re struggling to understand how you’ve moved forward while they’re still where they started. And that’s why they can’t keep up.
You’re on your own path now, and it’s one they can’t control or influence like they used to. You’re free, and that’s what sets you apart. They’re exhausted because every attempt they make to pull you back fails. Every obstacle they put in your path, every little disruption, none of it is enough to turn you around. You’re on a new path now, and you’re not falling back into old ways. That’s why they’re so upset. Because you’ve chosen to rise above, and nothing they do can change that. Keep going strong because you’ve already proven you’re beyond their reach.
They’re really struggling to keep up, aren’t they? They’ve tried everything they can think of, they’ve brought in backup, thrown every strategy, every little trick in the book at you, and yet they still can’t seem to win. That’s why they’re so frustrated. You’re not like anyone they’ve dealt with before, and it’s got them totally out of sorts. They’re like kids throwing tantrums because things aren’t going their way anymore. They’re used to being in control, and now that they’ve lost that grip, they don’t know how to handle it. You see what I’m saying? You’ve changed the dynamic, and they’re not equipped to deal with this new version of you.
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