
I am tired of feeling like I need to be quite. That my words will be hushed into a silence while being reassured by others that I was going through a phase. Let me assure YOU! This is not a phase! THIS IS MY LIFE. I have transformed my life into something truly beautiful out of the ashes of my former self. I am 20 years old but I have felt the wolf of greediness inside me! I have had success taking others money and I’ve been willing to sacrifice everything for more money. I ditched old relationships with friends with new ones who loved me for my money, I’ve ignored family, and I’ve neglected my own health because I wanted money more than I wanted to eat!
After seeing my true potential in this world, I will not allow it to be ruined by some false American dream that will never come to fruition. Now I choose to be greedy for the right reasons. Not for myself but for our generations ability to change the world. I am hungry to find more ways to bring real value to the world and to paint my own image of reality into existence. Tell me how I can dedicate my life to changing the world and it will be done. Tell me where to go so that I can enlighten and inspire those around me to make a difference. Tell me that moment is right now because I am completely sober and I can feel the universe around me and it’s telling me to be ready.




Our lives could easily be compared to the life of a Cherry blossom. Throughout the year, many different flowers bloom. For months at a time we get to enjoy the beauty of the earth as she comes alive during spring. However, Cherry blossoms only bloom for 2 weeks out of the year. How poetic is it that one of the most beautiful expressions of nature has such a short life. It is as if the soul purpose for their existence is to bring the world to its knees in shock and awe. Compared to the age of the universe, our lives are lived in fractions of a second. Cherry blossoms remind us that no matter how insignificant we may sometimes feel, our existence can still be beautiful and happiness can be brought to the world because we were here.