Before you fantasize about deserving more, about being worthy of more, ask yourself ,how clearly do you see yourself? Is your mirror clean, or are you too far to notice the details? Has your image been shaped more by the world than by you? The dirt of the world is exhausting to clean, painful even, but the moment you try, the effort itself becomes the most defining part of you. That struggle, that raw confrontation with yourself, is what truly matters.
To feel that dirt in your hands, to experience the world deeply before measuring yourself against distorted fantasies this is where self-awareness begins. Know what truly grounds you to your mirror, the thing that draws you closer to it. That passion, that hunger to know yourself, because the only way to truly see yourself is through that mirror. And a mirror demands to be cleaned.
God created the world imperfect for a reason not to make you suffer, but to give you purpose. To challenge you to make it better, to push you toward realizing your own potential for greatness. That purpose, that responsibility, is the true momentum that allows you to be both deeply rooted and capable of rising.
So, identify your roots. Without them, dreams remain illusions. But with them, they become real something that exists beyond imagination, something that can truly be lived and experienced.