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~ HOW MAD ARE YOU?~

One Line Is All I GOT

So, here’s the thing. I used to think that being mad was a bad thing. But then, I had a revelation. It’s not. We’ve been taught to label people as ‘mad’ when they’re just, well, a bit crazy.

Reframing ‘Madness’ as ambition can be a powerful tool!

Consider the likes of Steve Jobs, who was often labeled as ‘mad’ for his unconventional ideas, or Vincent Van Gogh, whose artistic brilliance was often misunderstood. It’s about being highly intuned with your goal and working overtime to make the impossible possible. This shift in perspective can empower us to push our limits and achieve what we once thought was unattainable.

Remember, a word can mean whatever you’d like it to mean. If you resonate with the word ‘mad, ‘then give it your empowering meaning and run with it. You have the freedom to choose your meaning, and this independence is empowering. It’s your life, your choices, your empowerment.

If you resonate with the word ‘mad,’ then give it your empowering meaning and run with it. You have the freedom to choose your meaning, and this independence is empowering. If you like it, then that’s all that matters!

My One Line

Go mad, be mad; all of the best people are!

You could have chosen any blog to read, but you chose mine, and I’m honored!

~Belladonna~

35 Replies to “~ HOW MAD ARE YOU?~”

  1. Pingback: ~ HOW MAD ARE YOU?~ – Belladonna’s Flashlight | Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News

    1. LOL, I see what you mean. I think Elon is a wrok aholic but glad he’s going to get our astronauts back, safe and sound. Hopefully Kennedy will be ale to get our food safer for consumption. I’vge lisstenedd to graduates from prestige colleges say that as a doctor they are taught to heeall you from diseases and not to prevent us from getting these illnesses. If we can fix our diet then maybe just maybe we can have fewer cases of cancer and increase our life expectancy. Trump is a loon, LOL

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  18. I was angry as a child growing up in a dysfunctional home. My mother used to say “only crazy people are angry.” When I finally grew up, I realized that my anger was the only thing that was helping me survive. And that she was completely wrong.

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