Kanye’s 6-Step Program To Becoming God-Like And Successful
Close your eyes and whisper, “Life is hard.” While chasing dreams, you will encounter challenges that require bulletproof confidence. Wallflowers will be stepped on and passive mouths will be wired shut. Despite this, I want you to succeed.
1. Adopt Kanye as your teacher.
2. Accept that you can not please everyone.
3. Develop arrogance.
4. Take responsibility.
5. Ignore statistics.
6. Ask for a raise.
STEP 1. Adopt Kanye As Your Teacher
Preserving a dream requires a safehouse within your mind, a place to tap into for unlimited confidence. Kanye has made this special place his permanent residence. That’s why his discography is the holy book of self-esteem.
I could let the dream killers, kill my self esteem
Or use the arrogance as a steam that power my dreams — “Ego”
STEP 2. Accept That You Can You Can Not Please Everyone
Most people don’t have the credibility to give guidance, but they do it anyway. Learn how to ignore advice without feeling guilty.
You see, if you ever wanted to ever be anything
There’d always be somebody that shoot down any dream
There’ll always be haters, that’s the way it is — “Bring Me Down”
STEP 3. Develop Arrogance
Gatekeepers and decision makers will happily keep you in “your place.” In these moments, confidence won’t be enough; you’ll need uncompromising arrogance.
Excuse me, was you saying something?
Uh uh, you can’t tell me nothing — “Can’t Tell Me Nothing”
STEP 4. Take Responsibility
The harder I work, the luckier I get. Isn’t it funny? Success occurs because of your effort, and yours alone. Take responsibility for orchestrating your vision because no one else will.
Made a mill myself, and I’m still myself
And I’ma look in the mirror if I need some help — “Bring Me Down”
STEP 5. Ignore Statistics
Statistically you are unlikely to succeed. you can’t afford to care. Don’t limit your goals by the experience of others. Ignore odds.
When it feel like living’s harder than dying
For me, giving up is way harder than trying — “Champion”
STEP 6. Ask For A Raise
If you do it well, don’t do it for free.
I step in Def Jam building like I’m the ‘ish
Tell ’em “Give me 50 million or I’m a quit” — “Mercy”
If these steps helped you become god-like and successful, tweet me at @kaisermane.
Originally published on GreenLabel.com