
The Game Is Life. And I Play With Purpose.
Tariq Ali Cayne
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I'm a father, husband, business owner, and educator.
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Consider life as a game. I believe you’re here to win.
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Because life moves fast. Because we often forget who we are. Because your next decision could shift everything. My work is about slowing down, thinking clearly, and making every move matter.
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It’s not about status. It’s about responsibility. To earn the crown, you have to serve the people.
Learn How I Play ‘The Game’
Just Thinking
Random thoughts on my mind. Heavy words from my heart. Therapy for my soul.
"They offered desire and glory, dressed as gifts. You gave them nothing in the end. And by walking away, you became the conqueror they never saw coming."
Freedom and unity are impossible to obtain without sacrifice. I’ve come to learn that achieving perfection is an impossible task. Yet, the more I pay attention to my surroundings, the more I see that perfection is the one thing we won’t sacrifice.
Once you unlock the idea of uniqueness in your mind, you start to move differently. The patterns of your actions follow a new frequency. Once you divert from your old waves, raging tides turn into smooth streams. You no longer go with the flow. You create the wave.
I’ve been very blessed to experience life amongst many kinds of people. The rich, the poor. The happy, the sad. And all in between. The one thing I’ve come to find to believe that we all have in common is that we can be all of the above. There are many walks of life. It all depends on how you play the game.
Listen, if you accomplished something once then aim to do it again. Soon what is viewed as lucky will be considered the norm. What makes that the case is the grit to remain consistent. Small wins add up to giant victories.
There will always exist a voice of discouragement that convinces many people to doubt themselves. Now if you believe doubt, then it sounds like a genius. But if you listen closely, doubt sounds really dumb. Don’t believe me? Just ask Consistency.
The challenge is when we grow up in the world and not in the Word. Over time, I strayed from the path my mother worked so diligently to guide me.
How often have you been told, “Think twice before you act?” Did you act twice before thinking? What if we apply the Pareto Principle to our health and wellness? Particularly to strengthen our focus.
Gaining wisdom is a lifelong journey that involves experiences, reflection, learning, and personal growth.
