https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEv_aEwVvak
There is the slight possibility that one assumes their lineage is limited to whom they are related to. Here and now, this shall be corrected. It is within a human to assume they have the traits and abilities similar to their family; genetically proven and psychologically familiar. However this is far-sighted and short changes a person of their own ability. The truth is that all human ability is alive in everyone’s DNA. There are bigger hurdles for some and small discrepancies many will have to overcome, but at the end of the day you’re not a goddamn poodle. Who you believe you are related to vastly contributes to what you allow yourself to become.
My personal suggestion is to always ask for more and assume you own the stars. Then do work to see how to run your world. For this purpose it is important to not idolize but familiarize and relate to those you want to emulate. Just as spending a lot of time with Uncle Jimmy at the races will prone little Daryl to be more interested in money, betting, and competitive wage markets so will taking into confidence that Leonardo Da Vinci is your greatx8 uncle. But again, ask for more; so he’s your fucking grandpa. The idea is to take the greats of the past and allow yourself right to their ways as granted by birth.
Every psychological reaction here will take time to place into order but must be put accurately or the spell goes to shit. Do not consider but beam that you are of a greater pedigree. Within your history and destiny is all the greatest achievements of mankind. Run through them, don’t estimate or montage but enumerate. Indulge upon the invention of flight as it were new, shine at the first A-bomb’s monumental blast, bounce in glee when cures to small pox and plagues were discovered. Those inventions are all of your family, of your blood. Your worth is that great, just as is your next step. List out great achievements and get visceral in feeling them as your rising action. This momentum is deserved and your work shall be magnificent.
