Giving up Division 2 Scholarship for LP

[Sahil Pandit]

Hello everyone, 

(If you like this story, please DM me) 

I thought I would share an insight I had about my journey of discovering my LP. This past August, I received a D2 scholarship to run for a school in North Dakota (I live in California) Running has been my passion since I was 14, and I dedicated the last 6 years of my life to it (I am 20 now) I took the offer and decided to give it a try. When I got there, things were nice at first, however I quickly realized that it wasn't all that I thought it would be. Firstly, most of the people I was surrounded by were trapped in low consciousness and I could not talk to anyone about things I actually cared about (Reading, meditation, LP, etc.) While i was there, things had started to crumble academically, because I found out that traditional school was not for me, and that I needed to get out of there ASAP. SO, i decide to buy Leo's LP course and I took that very seriously. I stopped going to class and literally stayed in my dorm all day and flew though the course. 1 month before the season was over, I decided I had had enough. So I packed by bags and came home, with a very serious intent to manifest my full LP.

I believe that this "dropping out" was a good idea, because its part of the story I can tell when I successfully fulfill my LP. I love running so much that I have accumulated an audience of almost 40,000 runners on Instagram, and I would like to provide them with high consciousness values, however, like many of the runners I dealt with in North Dakota, I am afraid that they are stuck. 

Any tips from here? (I know my LP, I have a vision, and I would love some feedback so I can through it with you guys  

[ExodiaGearCEO]

If you remember. Go with your Blizz

[d0ornokey]

no tips, but congrats on following your intuition and taking that leap. takes balls