My phone was stolen yesterday. The bigger concern was all of my data (bank details, logins and passwords). The good news, I’m okay. In fact, it’s been a blessing. You see, a few years ago having my phone stolen would have been a total disaster. - I wouldn't be able to afford a new phone - I wouldn't EMOTIONALLY be able to handle the stress that comes with having your phone stolen But - I've done enough work on myself to have almost ZERO reaction. To be perfectly honest, I'm surprised myself how relaxed I was even at the time of realising someone had REACHED in my bag while I was walking and taken it. Ultimately, it all came down to one realisation: We are far greater than our phones. - Phones are a TOOL, but can easily be replaced - Phones might contain all of your data, but nobody can steal your wisdom - You'll have many phones in a lifetime, but only one YOU The reason it's been a blessing though. I wanted time for me, I just didn't realise I set such a strong intention my phone would be stolen lol. But - I've had PLENTY of time for me last 24 hours. - Sat in coffee shops, no phone and simply observed - Meditated for many hours - Walked 30,000+ steps to enjoy my area I'm thankful for the guy who stole my phone, he's where he's at in life. For me, I'll replace my phone, make more money and my life continues. You see, FREEDOM isn't what you HAVE. It's WHO YOU ARE. It's how you: - Respond to crisis - Stay calm when others fall apart - Your emotional regulation when previously your nervous system would be fried This is the real transformation. Making more money? EASIEST thing in the world. Bringing in more clients? 100% EFFORTLESS. Calm, masting your own mind. This is what will set you apart from the rest. Trust, you. How would you respond?