Striving Towards Excellence

-Karthik Gurumurthy

Every time you think something, you’re basically leaving an imprint on your subconscious. And here’s the thing—your subconscious can’t tell the difference between what’s real and what’s just in your head. So whatever you’re thinking about most is what it starts making happen in your actual life.

That’s why you’ve gotta pay attention to what’s running through your mind all day. Seriously, keep tabs on your thoughts because they don’t just stay thoughts—they turn into real things if you’re not careful.

Here’s a quick check: when you catch yourself thinking something, ask “Do I actually want this to be my reality?” If the answer is no, just notice the thought. That awareness alone stops it from sinking into your subconscious.

Most of Us Are Attracting Stuff By Accident

The truth is, most people just drift through their day focusing on problems, annoyances, and everything that’s going wrong. And guess what? That just creates more problems and more stuff that feels bad.

Think of yourself like a giant magnet. You’re not trying to attract things—you just do. All day long (except when you’re sleeping), you’re pulling in whatever matches your thoughts. Worrying about not having enough money? You’ll attract more scarcity. Thinking about things you love? More of that comes your way.

It Really Is That Simple

When you’re feeling grateful and happy, you’re sending out good vibes that pull in more good stuff—awesome opportunities, cool people, better health, all of it. When you’re stressed, doubtful, or scared, you attract more challenging situations that you definitely don’t want.

The secret? Just keep your energy high and positive as much as possible. That’s literally all you need to do to attract what you want.

You’re Already Creating Your Reality

Here’s what most people don’t realize: you’re creating your reality every single day whether you know it or not. The only question is—are you creating what you actually want, or are you stuck creating what you don’t want?

The good news? You always have a choice. You get what you put out there. So choose wisely.