Celebrating 1 Million Bold Steps Together

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We crossed 1 million views this week!



If 100,000 people viewed this blog 10 times, that’s 1 million.
If 10,000 people viewed it 100 times, that’s a million.
If 1,000 people viewed it 1,000 times, that’s a million.
If 100 people viewed it 10,000 times, that’s a million.
If ten people viewed it 100,000 times… well, you get my excitement.


However I imagine it, the fact remains that, no matter the number, some of you keep coming back to read this blog, and that alone makes me truly excited.

This blog started 9 years ago with the simple aim of sharing ideas and thoughts that might be exactly what someone needs at a certain moment in their life to keep going.

My experiences, learning, and personal growth have evolved over the years. Sometimes when I go back and read things I wrote long ago, I’m amazed by how much my mindset has changed. But I also see that everything was written from a genuine place.

I write here for the sheer joy of writing and sharing what feels true to me in my present reality, offering my ideas to the world as they come.

As imperfect as I am, an ordinary human who makes mistakes, I still feel truth deeply. And I believe that every one of us, in our humanity, has the ability to make better choices for our lives from wherever we are.

I believe we all share a consciousness that, at its most basic level, wants to do good, to give love and receive love. The obstacles and challenges we face, even the mistakes or learning experiences, are there to guide us toward this realization: that we are worthy beings, full of love, capable of becoming God-like in the best sense.

Here’s a quick rundown of the countries that have viewed the blog the most. Shout out to all of you!



The diversity of countries represented here inspires me tremendously to keep writing.

I have also received many messages like this one:



And the sheer joy of knowing I have made someone’s day, lifted their mood, or given them inspiration during a difficult moment is what drives me to keep writing.

I haven’t really considered monetizing the blog yet, but I am open to ideas. Feel free to leave me a message through the contact form, and I will reach out.

Thank you so much for reading the blog. I trust that you find something valuable here, something that helps you take the responsibility needed to create massive shifts in your life.

By God’s grace, I will keep writing, and we will keep winning until the very end… if there even is an end to the infinite possibilities of our existence.

Just keep winning. I appreciate you!

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