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Live for yourself, find what you want, and make your dreams come true. If those dreams include someone else, hopefully they see them too.
Set your goals, and achieve them. You must believe in yourself, or it will never happen.
If you can imagine it, it can become reality. Reality is only limited by the scope of your imagination, push the boundries, push the limits.
To experience clarity, you must experience discord and chaos. Only then, afterwards, can your mind find peace.
A thousand voices sound as one, when all shouting for the same cause. If they do not shout for the same thing, you are left with chaos.
When you look at yourself now, are you everything you ever wanted to be? Or are you still working on it?
Do you do something for someone? or for yourself? Do you seek outside gratification, or the inner light of knowing you did right?
Do you hold yourself back? Are you your own worst enemy? Why not finally make peace with yourself, and work towards something better?
Why must a mind, even though the body is weak, tired, and done, stay alert, awake, and keep someone from the sleep they so want?
Goals, no matter how big or small, will always seem daunting, and even make you scared. You must start somewhere, or you'll never achieve it.
To find love, one must forgo the idea that it can be found for them. You find the person you love because they speak to your heart. Not because someone told you he or she were a good match for you.
When a man is confronted with a problem he cannot fathom, something he cannot overcome in his current thinking stage, what does he do?
How does one expand their current scope of a situation? Of a problem? How does one think outside their realm of comfort to fix the problem?
How do you win a shouting match against yourself if it is one versus a hundred?
What do you do when you realize there is no choice but to kill or be killed? Will you rise to the occasion, or falter and waste away?
"I've seen things no man should ever have to see." "I can imagine." "Your imagination doesn't even scratch the surface, not even close."
All of my battles are mental. I couldn't tell you how many times I've lost, only that I win when I truly need to.
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http://seansheehan.blip.tv/
That link is a video of me, 26 minuets long, talking my mind out.
I hope whoever reads this will find some wisdom and help from the words and meanings behind them.
Set your goals, and achieve them. You must believe in yourself, or it will never happen.
If you can imagine it, it can become reality. Reality is only limited by the scope of your imagination, push the boundries, push the limits.
To experience clarity, you must experience discord and chaos. Only then, afterwards, can your mind find peace.
A thousand voices sound as one, when all shouting for the same cause. If they do not shout for the same thing, you are left with chaos.
When you look at yourself now, are you everything you ever wanted to be? Or are you still working on it?
Do you do something for someone? or for yourself? Do you seek outside gratification, or the inner light of knowing you did right?
Do you hold yourself back? Are you your own worst enemy? Why not finally make peace with yourself, and work towards something better?
Why must a mind, even though the body is weak, tired, and done, stay alert, awake, and keep someone from the sleep they so want?
Goals, no matter how big or small, will always seem daunting, and even make you scared. You must start somewhere, or you'll never achieve it.
To find love, one must forgo the idea that it can be found for them. You find the person you love because they speak to your heart. Not because someone told you he or she were a good match for you.
When a man is confronted with a problem he cannot fathom, something he cannot overcome in his current thinking stage, what does he do?
How does one expand their current scope of a situation? Of a problem? How does one think outside their realm of comfort to fix the problem?
How do you win a shouting match against yourself if it is one versus a hundred?
What do you do when you realize there is no choice but to kill or be killed? Will you rise to the occasion, or falter and waste away?
"I've seen things no man should ever have to see." "I can imagine." "Your imagination doesn't even scratch the surface, not even close."
All of my battles are mental. I couldn't tell you how many times I've lost, only that I win when I truly need to.
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http://seansheehan.blip.tv/
That link is a video of me, 26 minuets long, talking my mind out.
I hope whoever reads this will find some wisdom and help from the words and meanings behind them.
