That Is Freedom…
Summary
- One of my goals in life is to need nothing from anyone.
- When you need nothing, no one can control you.
- To me, that's real freedom.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a mindset shift to need as little as possible from others. Start by identifying the areas where you're most dependent on others. This could be financial support, validation, or time management.
Financial Independence
Create a budget to track your spending and identify where you can cut costs. Look for small, high-impact changes like making your own coffee instead of buying it daily or canceling unused subscriptions. Save this extra money to build an emergency fund. This fund will give you a cushion and reduce your financial dependency on others.
Personal Validation
Focus on self-validation. Write down your achievements and acknowledge your progress daily. Surround yourself with positive affirmations and reminders of your self-worth. This practice will help you rely less on external approval and more on your own self-confidence.
Time Management
Improve your time management skills. Make a daily schedule prioritizing tasks that bring you closer to your goals. Use free tools like Google Calendar or simple to-do lists to keep track. Being disciplined with your time will make you more self-sufficient and less reliant on the schedules of others.
These steps are low-cost and require minimal time investment but offer high value in achieving real freedom by reducing your dependencies. Start small, stay consistent, and you'll steadily move towards needing nothing from anyone, thereby gaining control and freedom in your life.
Full Transcript
one of my goals in life is to need nothing from no one and that's because it is impossible to control a man who has no needs to me that's freedom
