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A Shift in Consciousness
To master life, a profound shift in consciousness is essential. Fear is tied to the illusion of time—it thrives in the past and the future. We clutter our minds with noise and flee from solitude, treating it as though it were something to avoid at all costs. To find balance, we must ground ourselves. Embrace… Read more
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Choices
Every day is filled with choices. That realization has always resonated deeply with me. Life, in its essence, is about choosing your “hard.” Divorce is hard. Marriage is hard. Eating healthy is hard. Living with diabetes is hard. Pursuing fitness is hard. Battling disease is hard. Working diligently is hard. Struggling without a home is… Read more
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Train your mind
The “I’ve arrived” mentality is incredibly dangerous—it cannot be overstated. To achieve greatness, you must actively manage your mind. You must trick it, discipline it, and use repetition to guide it. But never assume your mind will automatically make the right choices. The mind is a remarkable tool, like a powerful computer, but it needs… Read more
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Do Hard Stuff
Thomas Jefferson once said, “If you want something you’ve never had, you must do something you’ve never done.” Mastering this journey—mastering yourself—requires stepping into the unfamiliar. It means doing things you’ve been afraid to do, things you might fail at, especially at first. But I urge you: do the hard things. Push yourself to take… Read more
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Biohacking Autopilot
The term “biohack” has gained popularity in recent years, often referring to shortcuts or techniques aimed at improving health, wellness, or longevity. People frequently discuss “mind hacking” or “spiritual hacking” as part of this trend. For lack of a better term, one of the most transformative experiences of my life involved a form of mind… Read more
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You are Enough
Questions to Reflect Upon: In life, we are often asked to change—whether in our careers, personal lives, or relationships. It can make us feel like we’re not good enough. But the truth is, we are born perfect and will die perfect. Our imperfections stem from the choices we make, not from who we are at… Read more
Jimmy Perez 
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