The transcription is a collection of introspective and encouraging statements, framed as if addressing someone, possibly a child, about inner feelings, resilience, and self-worth. It begins by questioning our perception of 'outsides' versus the 'insides' where most things happen. It then explores the concept of bravery, defining asking for help not as surrender but as a refusal to give up. The passage touches on the emotional release of tears as a sign of strength, not weakness, and the importance of self-belief, even when others believe in us more than we believe in ourselves. It acknowledges the inherent difficulties of life but emphasizes the recipient's inherent value, love, and unique contribution to the world, urging them to persevere ('hold on').

Dominating Motivation

What do you want to be when you grow up? Kind, isn't it odd? We can only see outsides, but nearly everything happens on the inside.

What's the bravest thing you've ever said? "Help." Asking for help isn't giving up; it's refusing to give up. Tears fall for a reason, and your strength, not weakness.

I think you believe in me more than I do. Life is difficult, I've discovered this. You are loved and important, and you bring to this world things that no one else can. So hold on.

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Somebody in this world is glad you were born... Never Forget That | Charles Mackesy

what do you want to be when you grow
up kind isn't it
odd we can only see
outsides but nearly everything happens
on the
inside what's the bravest thing you've
ever
said help asking for help isn't given
up it's refusing to give up tears fall
for a reason
and your
strength not weakness I think you
believe in me more than I do life is
difficult I've discovered this you are
loved and
important and you bring to this world
things that no one else can so hold on
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Somebody in this world is glad you were born... Never Forget That | Charles Mackesy

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