POINTS TO HELP YOU SUCCEED IN 2026.

 

“20 rules for 2025;

1. No porn. Avoid any thing that will trigger you to watch it.

2. Exercise three to four times every week.

3. Read 10 pages of either a self improvement book or a history book everyday.

4. Anger is not your friend. Control it before it controls you.

5. Always endeavor to stay neat 80% of the time.

6. Never become a clown to impress anybody. Most especially w0m£n.

7. Work before Fun. Do what you Need to do before going for what you Want to do.

8. Smoking harms more than it pleases. Desist from it.

9. Forgive but never forget the lesson learned.

10. Have a Vision. Have a purpose. Fight towards it.

11. Do not allow yourself to be Disrespected.

12. Do not joke with your financial life.

13. Money used to buy love, will continue to be used to maintain that love. Do not engage in such act.

14. Do not identify as a "real man", there is no such thing as a " real man". Only SIMPs are called that. You are either high value or you're not.

15. Learn how to defend yourself.

16. No matter how many times you fall, take a deep breath and rise again.

17. The minute sh£ rejects you, mission aborted. Do not decide to be h£r friend. Move on as quickly as possible. There are 3.97 billion wom£n on earth.

18. Your friends will either build you or break you. Choose wisely.

19. Respect and love your parents. They brought you to this world. 

20. Start 2025 with God. End it with God. Stay Savage”.

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FOCUSING ON WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL.

FOCUS ON WHAT YOU CAN CONTROL – The Stoic Path to Inner Peace

Much of your daily stress comes from worrying about things outside your control. The weather, traffic, other people's opinions, the economy, the past, the future—none of these answer to your wishes. Yet you spend enormous mental energy rehearsing, resenting, and resisting what you cannot change. This is not concern; it is self-torture.

The ancient Stoics understood a liberating truth: peace comes not from controlling events, but from controlling your response to events. You cannot control what happens to you, but you can always control how you interpret it, what you do about it, and what meaning you assign to it. That sphere of control is small, but it is the only arena where your effort matters.

To master this distinction:

First, draw a clear circle. On a piece of paper, draw two concentric circles. The inner circle is what you control: your thoughts, your choices, your words, your actions, your reactions. The outer circle is what you do not control: everything else. Whenever you feel anxious, ask: "Is this inside or outside my circle?" If outside, release it.

Second, practice radical acceptance of what is. "It is raining" is a fact. "This rain ruined my day" is a judgment. Acceptance does not mean approval—it means ceasing to fight reality. You cannot change what has already happened. You can only change what you do next.

Third, redirect energy from worry to action. Instead of worrying about whether you will get the job, focus on preparing for the interview. Instead of resenting someone's behavior, focus on how you will respond. Action absorbs the energy that worry wastes.

Fourth, use the "Stoic pause." When something upsetting happens, pause for three seconds before reacting. In that pause, ask: "Can I control this?" If no, let it pass. Your power lies in the pause.

Fifth, practice premeditation of adversity. Imagine worst-case scenarios that you fear. Then ask: "Even if that happens, can I handle it?" The answer is almost always yes. You have survived every difficult day so far. Fear shrinks when you look at it directly.

The revelation? Freedom is not getting what you want. Freedom is wanting only what you can control. When you stop demanding that the world conform to your preferences, you stop being a victim of the world. You become the author of your own experience.

Start today. The next time you feel frustration rising, ask: "Is this mine to control?" Let the answer set you free.