How to crush so hard and crush any sense of self-reflection and meaning itself

Look, if you're not absolutely, relentlessly crushing it—like, smashing goals while simultaneously bench-pressing 5 times your body weight—how the hell do you keep that pesky voice in your head from throwing a full-on existential tantrum? The one that asks irrelevant questions: "Hey, does this really matter?"

The secret, obviously, is to quadruple down and keep 'crushing it'—as in crushing meaning. Why? The second you pause to breathe, reflect, or God forbid, feel, that voice grabs the mic and ruins the vibe with this heretical concept: Reflection. Pfft. That's just fancy talk for "lazy self-sabotage." Real winners don't reflect; they grind until their soul files a restraining order.

No Time for Joy: The Art of Running From Yourself

Let's be honest: crushing it is all that matters. It's about running so fast you leave self-awareness choking on your dust. I mean, how is anyone ever meant to ascend the only ladder worth climbing—the status ladder—while allowing reflection to interfere with the most important act of all: crushing it.

Newsflash: nobody who's achieved anything worth achieving has done so by staring into their own abyss. No, you build it by chasing the next shiny thing, overachieving like a caffeinated squirrel on a rollercoaster.

And here's the real kicker: the more you crush, the louder your inner hype squad gets, drowning out those whispers of "Is this what I really want for myself?" But don't you dare slow down. Because that tiny voice? It's a soul assassin waiting to stab your hustle with brutal honesty.

Status Over Substance: How Excess Becomes Armor

Now, let's talk excess—because what's the point of crushing it if you're not striving for obscene amounts of money and a follower count that would cause Cristiano Ronaldo to hang his head in shame.

That's the real game, the only one worth playing: burying the void under a mountain of "Look at me" status updates.

So, if you're grinding away like your worth depends on it (spoiler alert: it does), congratulations. You're the CEO of Avoidance, the undisputed champion of distraction. But maybe—just maybe—that annoying voice you're silencing isn't your enemy. Maybe it's the only honest thing you've got.

Final Thoughts

But who cares, right? Keep crushing. Keep dodging the soul-searching. Because at the end of the day, reflection is just laziness dressed up in thoughtfulness. And nobody's got time for that when there are likes to chase and emails to ignore.