Let's write out of the gate draw a line.

The most important line one can draw a line of demarcation,

separating who you were and who you are.

A line between the past and the present,

and this line marks your return.

No, not to the days of old, but to step one.

Your chance to begin again, to rise above,

to transcend yesterday's character and transform today's potential.

See, what we often fail to realize is that there are ideas deeply ingrained in our minds

that rule over us, a sort of subconscious authority.

It says yesterday you fell short, so today you are someone who falls short.

It says your objective was not reached in the past.

So how about a new, maybe easier one?

It draws a nice little box,

packs you on the head,

and says, how about we make a nice,

cozy home for ourselves in here?

And what this subconscious authority fears most

is that you wake up, that you become aware, that you return.

Not to the past, but to the power tucked away under all the stories you somewhere along

the way decided were real.

The second you accept that yesterday is only as relevant as you decided to be, you

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