Hot-Wiring Your Identity

Your identity isn’t yours.

You stole it.

Somewhere along the way, you decided—this is who I am.

Maybe it was handed to you. Maybe you borrowed it. Maybe you didn’t even think twice.

You touched the wires together. The engine turned over. And now you’re off—driving, moving, accelerating.

But where are you going?

Is this really the car of your dreams?

Or did you steal the wrong one?

Most people never stop to ask. They sit behind the wheel of their lives, gripping it tight, convinced this is the only ride they get. Never realizing they can trade up.

Your identity isn’t fixed.

You can shop around.

Great artists steal. They take inspiration, they refine, they create something new.

So why not steal the right identity?

Find the one you want. Own it. Craft it. Conform to it.

In through the ears. Out through the gears.

Because you’re one small shift away from driving the car of your dreams.

Just block out the noise. Stay focused.

And whatever you do—don’t get caught.

Your current identity will fight back. It will cling to you, whispering, “Stay the same.” It will resist, stall, and try to pull you back into the familiar.

This is why daily, deliberate practice is the only way forward.

Repetition is the mission. Repeat the vision until its precision is crystal clear.

Turn the key. Drive.

This new identity is yours.

Own it.