1. Accept the asymmetry — without obsession

Power has always been uneven. That is not new.
If you fixate on it, it will drain your agency.
If you ignore it entirely, you become naïve.
The balance: be aware, but don’t build your identity around outrage.

2. Maximize what you control

You control:

Your skills
Your health
Your discipline
Your network
Your reputation
Your money management
Your time

You do not control:

Geopolitical games
Elite scandals
Institutional corruption
Media narratives

Build your life around what compounds under your control.

3. Reduce dependence where possible

Not paranoia. Strategy.
Build multiple income streams.
Avoid unnecessary debt.
Diversify assets.
Develop portable skills.
Strengthen local community ties.
Resilience increases freedom.

4. Invest in physical and mental strength

Corrupt systems are real. But weak people suffer more under any system.

Train your body.
Train your mind.
Learn critical thinking.
Control your emotional reactions.

Most people are manipulated through emotion, not chains.

5. Build meaningful relationships

Power structures matter less in a strong tribe.

Family.
Friends.
Trusted colleagues.
Local networks.

Human support systems outlast headlines.

6. Stay informed — but don’t doom-consume

There’s a difference between:

Being informed
Being psychologically hijacked

Set boundaries on news intake.
Choose primary sources when possible.
Avoid algorithm-driven outrage loops.

7. Create, don’t just consume

Write.
Build.
Start something.
Learn something hard.

A meaningful life is constructed — not granted by the fairness of the system.

8. Anchor your values internally

If justice at the top fails, live justly at your level.
If integrity fails elsewhere, keep yours intact.

You don’t need the world to be perfect to live with dignity.

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

There has never been a period in human history where power was perfectly fair. Yet individuals have always found purpose, joy, mastery, and impact.

Waiting for the system to become pure before living fully is a trap.

Live strategically.
Build competence.
Choose your battles carefully.
Protect your peace.
Pursue excellence anyway.

Main thing...stop trusting the government. Government is not your friend! It's main job is to tax people to the core and send people to war to benefit random people's agenda. We as inidividuals are more logical than the government.

Government uses military like it is a paid goon! Bhada ko tattu. US army's job is to assist heroine farm protection in Afghanistan, land control in africa, resource control in south america, Israel's expansion in the middle east. It's not doing anything to make Iraqis or Libyans free...it is only doing it for hidden agenda of the few.