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I'm sorry, but do you know what it's like to have someone regret losing you? No. No. No. I, I don't think some of you guys have felt this yet. Have you known what it feels like to have somebody regret losing you? Like, have you ever had somebody panic because they lost you? They gave you up. They passed on you, and they no longer have any access or control over you. Have you felt that feeling? I don't think you got there yet. I don't think you've gotten there yet.
Because if you've gotten there, then you would be so calm right now that this person moved out of your way and has, and, and, and, and is letting you finally flourish to everything that you, that you are supposed to be. Imagine this person thinking that they got you in checkmate. Thinking that you know what, I got them addicted to me. I got them addicted to me like a drug. When I, when I want to talk to them, I talk to them and they answer the phone. Imagine them feeling like whenever I leave, you know, it's okay because whenever I come back, they, they move. They drop everything like a dime of a hat and answer me and make space for me and make time for me.
Do you know what it feels like when that person loses that very control over you? Do you have you ever seen what it is like for a person to leave you at your weakest, at your most broken moment, and you are on the floor? You are on your knees, on the ground, crying and weeping, and then everything, everything starts moving and shaking when they get out of the, out of the way, and they're laughing because they found a new replacement person. They found a new partner. They found a new person to fill the void temporarily, temporarily. They think that they got you a check, right?
But get, guess what? The dumbest thing that they could have done was let you be free because now that they're letting you be free and they're, and they're busy with someone else and they're distracted with somebody else, now you get to cook. Now you get to be everything that God had in store for you. Now you get to unlock your unlimited potential. And every day that they decide to go entertain someone else and pacify them, themselves, as they, as they turn their eye away from you and they're not watching you as closely anymore, you're growing. You're growing. You're growing and expanding.
And when they left you, you are on your knees. You are on the floor crying. And now the next time that they see you because you're growing and you're finding out your true worth and, and you're, and you're expanding and you're learning about yourself and you're making new networks and you're expanding your horizons and you're meeting healthier people and people who remind you of your greatness. Now when they see you, there's going to be a chariot waiting for you. They're going to meet you at a level where everybody is clapping for you and there's parades and your money is multiplying and you, you move locations and now you're, they're unrelatable to you. They're unattractive to you. They're not, they're not cool to you anymore. And now they're begging you, "Please, please remember me. Remember when we did this? Remember when we did that? Remember all the fun times we had? Remember all the moments, all the memories?" Yeah. They going to hit you with that and they going to be hitting you from a block number, a, a private number. They going to be emailing you 'cause they can't call you. They can't text you. You done, you done moved different locations. You in a totally different city. That you that they left for dead is no longer even anywhere in this, this, this galaxy.
Y'all, not, I'm, I'm, it's not even Sunday and I'm preaching right now. Some of y'all have never seen this because you haven't done the work. You haven't locked in to see your full potential. But I'm telling you, you will have the last laugh because avoidantly attached people, narcissists, and anybody who really plays with people, they make moves off of temporary, uh, temporary dopamine. They make moves off of, off of, uh, listening to their nervous system. But oh, when the, when the smoke settles and they go back looking for you, the realest person who's been in their corner, when life gets hard, when life gets ugly, and they realize that nobody has been there for them the way that you have, and then you're unavailable, oh my God, that person's going to be your biggest fan. That person's going to be stalking your Instagram. That person's going to be watching every single story. That person's going to be reaching out to all your family members, asking them to to speak to, to, uh, to speak to on their behalf to you. They're going to be trying to reach every you wait and see.
You think that they're laughing now and they had the last laugh now. Wait till you lock in. Wait till you multiply. Wait until you become so big, bigger than life that you are on that chariot that they're having parades, that, that that everyone is clapping for you, and you reach that level that they, them moving out of your way was the biggest, them moving out of your way was the biggest thing that could ever happen for you. And that's the part that their slow asses don't get. You're not killing me. You're not hurting me by letting me go, you idiot. You should have kept control of me. If you wanted to finish me, you should have kept control over me. You should have kept weighing me down. But you let me free. Oh my God. You let me free. Now I'm going to become everything that you, that you feared me being. And I'm going to be so big. I'm going to become Galactus. I'm going to kick down all your buildings. I'm going to stomp on all your little confidence, your ego. You wait and see. Let's go. Lock in. It's not over for you, God. Not done. Faith and dreams. Swagger.