Be bullheaded. Accept no excuses; take no prisoners in the pursuit of the heart’s deepest desires! I admonish any who interpret my suggestions are to develop an unmitigated mentality towards others in the pursuit of goals. Rather with the fervent, aggressive and blind focus of a bull pursue the heart’s purest passions.
- In hindsight things made more sense when in school. Stick with what you know to learn more. Continue to study aka sharpen those horns
- Have something to work towards aka a matador’s capote (cape). Bull’s do not run with no destination in mind
- Once the Capote (goal) has been identified put the horns down and do not settle, do not stop, do not rest until that “cape” has been captured
- Find a good environment. A bull grows largest with large open spaces with plenty to eat. Seek out encouraging and supportive partners for your “herd”
- Eat often as to grow big. A competition bull must weigh between 1,010 and 1,300lbs. Daily training to develop skills in pursuit of goals can happen through mentorship found in books, videos or in person. No matter the source be consistent
- Use the “herd” as leverage doing what cannot be done by a bull all by itself to best get to that “cape”. A bull when facing the matador alone will lose
- A great defense is an aggressive offense so run as ardently as possible towards what will free the heart
- Give up on being a bull and be the Matador. Grab an outfit from Amazon and good luck not getting speared by the bull’s horn
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