The Make Up Of My Core Beliefs

Wednesday the 2nd of July 2025 and what I'm thinking about right now concerns really and truthfully like the makeup of my own I guess core beliefs so to speak and you know I'm really trying to think about how to deliver the notion or to deliver the message that in essence, and I

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have communicated this message before, that in some ways, I guess, is there really a point in effectively kind of like aligning myself with the thoughts that don't necessarily reflect the person that I want to be? Is there any point in that? Or should I just align myself with the

thoughts that reflect the person that number one I'm trying to be and number two I am in some ways already if not already making the efforts to become that person in the first place and I say this because you know growing up right as a kid as a teenager young adult adult you know whatever you want to call it right a lot of the thoughts and a lot of the kind of like ideas about myself are effectively not necessarily inherited I

wouldn't even say that they're borrowed, but they don't come from me originally. Like, you know, I grew up as a kid and some of the things that I started carrying about myself, some of the thoughts that I started carrying about myself, weren't mine. You know, things that have kind of like become a part of my core beliefs, they aren't mine. There are things that do stem from me, I suppose, in a way, in a sense,

although nothing really stems from me originally, but there are some things, some values that I do hold of myself, some core values that I do hold of myself that, you know, I, you know, that resonate with me and I enjoy them.

And I should make enough space in my mind for those thoughts to exist, those positive things about myself to exist because they feed the strength of my character. And so I ask that question again, like what is the benefit of effectively aligning myself with the thoughts that do not reflect the person that I want to be and the person that I am in some ways.