Yo, it's get your mind right.

It's Niy Shobo.

You probably got Instagram, right?

I assume if you got Instagram, you got Facebook, you got Twitter, right?

All of them come in a family, I guess.

And if you're anything like me, which I bet you are, you probably follow some people on Instagram

that throw up positive memes, maybe some motivational videos, quotes, etc. You know, they got the

pictures of the chick laying on the beach and there's a quote behind it, right? Maybe a clip from

the Wolf of Wall Street or something with some sort of quote. And we get excited about these quotes.

I like them. You probably like them. You go and double tap. You maybe share it with a friend,

send it as a text message. But here's the reality, man. And this is what I'm saying, the whole

Instagram mentality. It's a lot of times we can passively pay attention to these things and act like

we get them. And you know what's so funny is that these concepts are so simple

yet so true so profound most of the quotes we see on there now some of them I say I'm

not sure I don't sure if I agree with that most of them are legit most of them make a lot of

sense but if we're honest with ourselves if you're honest with yourself do you actually look at

that quote and and like internalize it digest, or do you let it sit there?

Do you act like you get it? You say, yeah, I know. Yep, yep, yep, I know. Yep. I know. Yeah, yeah. You got to work hard. Yep, yep.

You got to work. You got to work. You got to walk. You got to walk. You Can't just talk to talk. But do you actually walk the walk?

Do you actually walk the walk instead of just talk to talk?

Or do you just snapshot a picture of it and send it to your friend?

Or do you have the Instagram mentality?

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