GiveBliss

Have you ever wanted to start something—a project, a business, a creative idea—but felt paralyzed by the fear that it just wouldn’t be good enough? You’re not alone. Most people think perfectionism is about high standards. But in reality, it’s a clever disguise for fear and self-doubt.

You ever read a book, close the cover, and then think…
“Wait. What did I just read?”

You’re not alone.

Most of us are forgetting what we learn way faster than we realize. In fact, research shows we lose 50% of what we learn within an hour — and up to 70% within 24 hours.

So how do we fix that? How do we read so we remember more, retain longer, and actually apply what we learn?

Have you ever poured time, effort, and heart into something… and still felt like you were going nowhere? 
You’re not alone. And more importantly — you’re not doing it wrong.

In my latest video, I explore how our growing dependence on technology — especially artificial intelligence and social media — might be weakening our mental muscles. And I’m not anti-tech. I use AI. I love efficiency. But I’m starting to notice something in myself and in the people around me: we’re becoming passive participants in our own thinking.

Every morning, I’ll send you one question:

“What’s one thing you’ll do today to become who you’re meant to be?”

You reply.
I read it.
And when I can, I’ll cheer you on, follow up, or remind you what you told me you’re building.