Have you ever thought about how insignificant each and every single one of us are? When we die we'll just become some memory that's shared every once in a while upon some random conversation between family or friends if we're ever talked about. Even people that we think are significant such as historical people that left a mark in society which is all just a lie, they too are soon forgotten or forced to be lectured upon year after year in history books that the youth doesn't care for and much rather check their status on social media. Majority of us will die in debt or living our lives doing something we don't like trying to grasp for a better day for tommorow. There will never be a good day, we are all slaves of society that never share what we truly feel inside and we walk around doing the same shit every day with a ball and chain bounding us in society while the evil corporations wipe their shoes that cost more than a working man's yearly average income. Branded with care but filled with lies and greed, these corporations eat away a part of our lives one cent at a time. The human race was a mistake in evolution or religion or whatever the hell you believe in. A rock would fill in a more appropriate hole for significance in the void that's already filled with ignorance and greed and the despair we have.
(This homeless man who was at a bar wrote this on a napkin for me shortly after I bought him 2 beers last night.)
What does the bolded tell you about the man's mindset? It mirrors his own situation, he thinks he is insignificant, that he is a slave, that he has no power to do anything in his life. Our self talk is one of the most important things we could change about ourselves. It will literally change our lives because your life will always reflect your mindset. Switch this mans life with Bill Gates and he would return to that bar with another napkin in a few years with nowhere to sleep, he doesn't become the person who could live a happy life and get what he wants. There is no helping people like this, he has already thrown in the towel. His jury has deliberated and the verdict is in: A life of happiness will always be out of his reach and therefore his choices will reflect that mindset.
