Be The Leader You Needed
The greatest leaders are not the ones who lead for the sake of leading. They vehemently resist the lure of a nameplate, a corner office, or profit at the cost of the people they’re tasked with guiding. They feel an inexplicable pull to nurture, mentor, and amplify the growth of others — not because it benefits their résumé, but because it’s who they are at the core.
Sandow Caesar and Success
Success is a subjective metric. In a digital age, we are subjected to highlight reels of materialism creating a hierarchy of holier-than-thou entrepreneurs espousing unattainable–frankly unfulfilling–ideals of success. A bourgeois brownie badge of esteem entitled to an empire. It’s like an algorithmic assault on your right to clarify your own summits of success.
Leaving humans — that are currently chasing dreams while being chased by their demons — left to feel less than enough, burnt out, and hungry.