The Cabral Concept 3503: Why Bad People Sometimes Win—and How You Can Too Without Being One (MM)
Sep 8, 2025
Why do selfish people often thrive while the kind struggle? This discussion unpacks the paradox, revealing that success is tied more to self-worth and belief than morality. It emphasizes how negative self-perceptions can create barriers, hindering those with good intentions. By sharing personal insights, the conversation highlights the importance of perseverance and overcoming challenges to enhance self-worth. Ultimately, listeners are encouraged to align their actions with their true value to achieve their goals.
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Self-Worth Shapes Your Reality
- Your subconscious self-worth shapes the outer world and what you attract.
- Alignment, not morality, often explains why confident people succeed more quickly.
Use Unmet Goals To Find Blocks
- Identify the goals you still lack and treat them as signals of subconscious blocks.
- Journal what you want in health, relationships, career, finances, and spirituality to locate the blockage.
Early Beliefs Create Long-Term Limits
- Childhood beliefs, guilt, and shame create long-lasting self-worth limits.
- These early patterns often explain why progress stalls despite effort and knowledge.
