The Imaginary Power

​Most times, we feel like Superman, Hulk, or Wonder Woman—or probably Johnny Sins, Mia Khalifa, or Kira Noir... Bill Gates, Donald Trump. I just didn't want to be biased, which is why I mentioned the adult stars, hehehehe. ​But regardless, all of this lives in our minds at some point, and we don’t see it as a limitation to the greatness we can achieve. The real issue is that our ability to dream big only grows when they grow, because they’re probably our mentors or role models. ​Please don't misquote me: a lot of you will achieve a whole lot more than them. But dreaming to be just like someone else is a form of bottled-up potential. The main issue isn't your aspiration—it's that you are limiting your mind to think like them and move like them. ​Have you ever thought of being like you? Maybe a greater, elevated version of yourself? ​Maybe you look poor right now, but have you thought about the part of you that is rich? Your talents, your ability to read and understand, your power to turn raw stones into beautiful sculptures? ​I’m just saying: it’s okay to want to be inspired by someone, but in my view, we should channel that inspiration into becoming even greater than the people who helped shape our mindsets in the first place