Giving Them Something Worth Classifying

Life isn’t meant to be lived under someone else’s classifications. We're stereotyped, judged, and we get called names. Giving them something worth classifying helps change all of that.

?What's that mean? Living life so powerfully within your truth and being so authentically YOU in every way, as people can only classify you as the things you put out to represent yourself.?

?I was a kid who rode dirtbikes and had blue hair. Before that, I was a chubby kid with freckles who rode dirtbikes and would walk into class with medals of Saturday's fun being worn in the form of broken bones. People talked, and they talked a lot, but it was all just noise. It always is.?

?Classification is what we live through, but the only classification we need is what we believe in ourselves. Classification leads to complications, and if all you're experiencing is complications, then you’ll never end up on your life’s vacation.?

?If you live your whole life always throwing out numbers, you'll always be just that, a number. It's the value we project that gives numbers their worth. This is bigger than the numbers you throw out there, this is your life we're talking about.?

?Giving them something worth classifying means always giving your best, no matter what. Always coming prepared and always going beyond what's expected. Impressing yourself, which in turn, impresses others. Your amplified personal classification is what can really take you to that next level.?

?People often classify athletes based on their 5 championship wins that shook a whole nation, rather than classifying them off of what they bring to the world as a person, parent, and a cultural visionary.?

?The key to classifying yourself is making championship wins out of your everyday life. The way you walk into a room IS your stadium-roaring home run. The way you treat others IS your buzzer-beater. Giving the world something worth classifying has effects beyond what you'd ever imagined.?

?As I approach another blessed year in my life, my gratitude comes from hoping to inspire others through sharing experiences. I challenge you to redefine your classification for 30 days, really giving the world something to know you by.