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Hi, how are you?

Today I want to talk about truth. And about how it’s connected to our dreams and the problems we create for ourselves.

Each of us has a dream. To become someone. To do something real. To live differently. And sometimes we start lying. Not necessarily to others. Most often to ourselves. We say we’re moving toward the dream. That we’re taking steps. That everything is about to start working. Even though inside we understand that, in reality, we simply don’t know how it works yet. Or we’re not ready.

And that’s okay.
What’s not okay is something else.

When you lie to yourself about already doing something, you start taking responsibility for things you’re not ready for yet. You expect income. Results. Recognition. Those good feelings that come when you’re truly getting closer to your dream. But they don’t come. And that’s when it starts breaking you from the inside.

Anxiety appears. Irritation. A feeling that you’re behind. That something is wrong with you. When in fact the problem isn’t you, but the mismatch. Between what you say and what you actually do.

This is where the troubles begin.

A lie requires energy.
It needs maintenance.
It forces you to play a role before you’re ready.

Truth, no matter how uncomfortable it is, brings you back to the ground. It says, “You’re not there yet. But you can get there.” And from that moment, movement appears. Real. Slow. Honest.

When you tell the truth, even if it sounds like “I’m not ready,” “I don’t understand,” “I’m just starting,” things become lighter inside. Clarity appears. And with it, real responsibility. Not for everything at once, but for the next step.

And from this moment on, a dream stops being a fantasy and becomes a process.

Truth doesn’t make you successful instantly.
But it makes you real.
And that’s the only place from which anything can actually grow.

And now I want to ask you.

What have you really done to be closer to who you want to become?
Where are you honest with yourself, and where are you just maintaining a beautiful version?
What responsibility did you take on too early?
And what might you need to let go of to finally begin for real?

Think about it.

Truth changes your position.
You stop being convenient and start being precise.
You stop playing a role and start taking your place.