[Rose of Cairo]

Originally Posted by Cultivate

I think that since you have already made a plan you are now saying that you need a certain perspective to look at your goals.

Yes!

It's not so much about what to do, it's about what to become.

I disagree, however, in the idea that you must look at either one in isolation.

Well... I can have both of course, being a muscle beast and being an online entrepreneur. But I still believe that I cannot initially learn both at the same time. Every time I've tried to learn several things simultaneously in the past, I got bad results.

would looking at yourself from the perspective of a warrior work for you?

Absolutely! I already see myself as a Warrior.

Being a warrior(a knight? or maybe something more raw and close to nature?) isn't just about being athletic and fit, its also about having a fighting mindset and an appreciation for your morals and world view.

Yup. I love to fight, I'm always battling something.

This could include the perspective that your website and ebook are you fighting to provide the world with value (the pen is mightier than the sword!).

Absolutely! That's how I see it, that's why I want to create these websites and eBooks. They are weapons in my fight for Harmony.

To me this perspective could be very nature focused and helping focused, where you look at your body as a tool that must be kept razor sharp to help you in your endeavors to be a lightworker. Do not look at it as selfish to want a sound body. Is it selfish to spend time making a raw meal or sleeping? No, these are necessary for you to be able to provide all you can to the world.

I understand how being healthy isn't selfish and helps me contribute. I just thought that developing SO MUCH fitness and muscle isn't just a support for my lightworker work. What I want is way more than required, you know? And I thought it was selfish of me, given the choice between helping people online and something as frivolous as growing big muscles, to choose the latter!

Now I think that maybe my body can be a weapon just like a website can be. Maybe it would be inspiring, for people interested in fitness or in raw foods, to see someone grow that muscular on a raw vegan diet?

Thank you for your words!