Explaining a philosophical concept with visualsfrom @kolbykirschner

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It's a skill that every man needs, but no is talking about it. It's not how to fight, it's not stoicism, it's not discipline, it's not fitness, financial literacy, but those things are all a byproduct of this skill. And the men who figured this out, they changed the world. Tesla didn't just invent. He envisioned entire futures that nobody could see. Da Vinci painted. He engineered. He philosophized all as one language. Carnegie, Rockefeller, they didn't just build businesses. They built worlds out of who they were. The ability to look inward, to contemplate and explore your own mind, and understand what you actually value, what you actually see, who you actually are. But tier, most people completely stop there. You must pour it outward. Some men pour it into business. They build around their taste, their vision, their standard. Some pour it into their rank. The way they dress, the way they lead, the way they move through a room. Some build companies, some build culture, some build families with a philosophy behind them. Steve Jobs didn't just make products. He poured his obsession with beauty and simplicity into everything he touched. Kanye didn't just make music. He made a world and he dragged culture into it. That's not talent. That's a man who knows himself well enough to say something with his life. But the thing that bugs me that nobody talks about is that every man has something worth expressing. The problem is worst just never slow down long enough to find out what it is.