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Not Ambition but Alignment

 

The child says,

“When I grow up, I want to be a doctor.”

And you smile and say:

“You are a SuperME. You can be whatever you want to be.”

Is that true?

Yes. But not because of ambition.

Because of alignment.


Here’s Why It’s True:

SuperME is not about becoming someone impressive.

It’s about becoming someone authentic, who lives with:

Purpose (doing what matters)

Love (serving with heart)

Gratitude (valuing every step of the journey)


When a child grows up anchored in who they are, not who they should be…

✨ They can be a doctor who heals with compassion.

✨ Or a teacher who awakens minds.

✨ Or an artist who uplifts souls.

✨ Or even someone who reinvents paths that don’t exist yet.


Because they are not chasing success — they are living alignment.


So yes, tell every child:

“You are a SuperME.”

“You can be anything—as long as it honors who you truly are.”

And remind yourself, too:

You’re not here to raise a title.

You’re here to raise a soul.

#SuperME #andythecoach #PurposeLoveGratitude

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