Today’s lesson talks about giving in versus giving up, and Griffinstein updates. I see people giving up everyday. Giving in is different because that is when an outside force batters you until you acquiesce. Giving up is an internal force that batters you, which to me equals hopelessness, helplessness, and ultimately depression.
There are so many resources and people willing to help, but no one wants to be “judged” which we are everyday. “Judged” is what some people say when they don’t want their mistakes or shortcomings as a human to be remedied by another better yet recognized by another, so we all try to take care of our problems in house. Which leads to giving up because we obviously can’t do it on our own or we would have done. My aim is to help so I hope fully that this is helpful to you really. Tongue twister on purpose…Please enjoy Lesson 50 of How Do You View You.
Today episode talks about freedom and what it means to be “free”. Too often we take for granted the meaning of freedom, to most of us it means being able to go where you want if you want. As I have gotten older, I see I cannot go anywhere I want, not without consequences. People have been kept out of opportunities and upward mobility, based on their freedom level.
I can walk into an exclusive Golf club (I don’t golf) but I will be escorted out and could possibly loose my life. This episode explores a different kind of freedom risking it for others that really do not respect the sacrifice you would be making. I know people that will go to jail for a shoplifting and would not think nothing of it, where if I am with them we ALL go. A pound ass snicker is not worth my being handcuffed and sat in a car and being in the system. On the other hand if I see a person getting hurt, I have to decide never an easy decision, when its strangers. Its a fine line and I go into the issue deeper.
Todays episode is about the challenges and misconceptions of breaking generational curses. And by any means money is not the answer, it can’t be. If a person gets off drugs or whatever the curse is for that generation. If you can remember the curse you are still part of it.
This is not downing any one’s’ accomplishments at all, conversely it’s just to call some people’s attention to the future you. In a word, breaking generational curses is huge responsibility. It will not be easy and it requires you to talk to people you may not like, but the future is the goal. Let’s be clear, this is really only for people that want to see the future with them in it. Meaning, if you pass knowledge in this world you are always here. In my family, they still talk about my great grandfather. Even after all of these years. A story of his exploits would make a very good western. Besides, if there is no family to tell about him we lose a hero, someone that we came from who was strong.
Lastly, engage with family now just to talk about. Everyone will not be on board. Do not ridicule those who chooses not to be part of this family thing, preferably celebrate those that show up. In spite of businesses failing or prospering, the children are watching. Take your time and explain to them the losses and wins, the decision making. You do not have to make money to WIN. Just know what you’re playing for and make that the priority. Find happiness in seeing your kids grow strong and never having to go through what you went through. Breaking generational curses.
Griffinstein talks about finding energy to do the things you need to do. When there is none around. In the Art of Story telling segment he speaks on planning to fall is different than failing. Updates on the movie Finders Keepers. Please enjoy episode 38 of How Do You View.
Griffinstein talks about upcoming projects in music, film , and artistry. Also, staying outta Walmart, there are characters in there. Please enjoy episode 32 of How Do You View You…
Griffinstein chops it up with world renowned rap artist Vicious V, also owner of Real Richmond llc. V is a renaissance man, real estate, clothing line, artist, and co host of Da Agenda podcast exclusively on the D.A.R.K. Network. A lot of game was exchanged on this one. If you are serious about entrepreneurship pay attention, he has the mind state. Please sit back and enjoy episode 27 of How Do You View You?
Griffinstein is chopping it up with Author Tyvon Price. Tyvon is author of the book Adopted By The Streets, from Richmond, Ca. Tyvon talks about his family, his writing style, and his favorite pastimes. His book Adopted By The Streets is available in all major stores and online. Tyvon also talks about how people’s perception of him has changed. Family is always first and he plans to teach his son and daughter the ways of the world. Please enjoy Episode 18 with Author Tyvon Price. Enjoy.
