Today I've moved on from people who aren't interested in me… I was at a birthday party where everyone was talking on a covered terrace and there were people who don't like me, don't talk to me, don't care about me.

At that point, I pull back an awning I had put out, take off my shirt, roll up my pants and sunbathe, which feels like a luxury, after it had rained and been cloudy all day.

Aside from the benefits of the sun, especially at sunrise and sunset, I discover an email from Endika Montiel where he talks about 100% pure and natural raspberry seed oil, which according to some studies has 7 to 11 SPF and according to others 28 to 50. I also buy coconut oil to moisturize my skin. When you get close to 40, you start to worry about these things like collagen, skin hydration, and avoiding the phrase “I hope one day I reach the age I look”.

Well, the thing is that since no one cared to listen to me, and considering I was listening to a person very attentively throughout the celebration, I decided to be consistent with what I needed, connect with people's stories and that's here.

I decided to read the stories where Paul tells his near-death experience and his return to life. I felt that connecting with his story made me feel more human, more alive. I imagined him in the hospital, on the street appreciating the blue sky as someone seeing the most marvelous thing in the universe (after almost losing his sight). And I understood that when people don't love you, when they don't listen to you, when you don't feel valued, you have to redirect your focus and do what your body needs (sunbathe, jog) and connect with people.

Thanks for being on Substack, all of you who decide not to dedicate your time to watching others' show and be protagonists of your own story, be Sovereigns of your Biography and help us all recover our Vigor.

By the way, soon I will interview {mention:Paul}Paul and we will discover how the power of willpower and connection with the divine lead you to truly live, with connection and appreciation for life and for those of us who inhabit it.

Onwards 🦁

PS: I'm almost as strong as the guy in the picture 😆