Grab Life by the Balls: And Other Life Lessons from The Good Advice Cupcake

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Constant feeling of fatigue, fever, exhaustion, mild lower chest pains, coughing, breath shortness, sweating, etc. can all be signs of testicular cancer. Worst case, your days are like a CD that skips. A vinyl record that’s been scratched. Or, in this day-and-age, your life is like a radio stream that’s been interrupted — buffering. If you’ve hung with me through this long-as-hell read, I hope you’ve found some value in these words. If you haven’t, I apologize for consuming so many precious minutes of your life. I’m sorry. I truly am.

Know this — the only chance you have of grabbing life by the balls is ignoring failure altogether. You have to be confident in your abilities and clueless that failure is an option. Until and unless you’re willing to do so, you’ll always be a passive participant in your own life. Grab your life by your balls and give them a good rub down and massage. The more familiar you become with your testis, the easier early onset cancer detection will be. Other basic signs to look out for: The second part of that statement, to be a scholar, is to be a lifelong learner. Life and learning are all about evolution. Grow. Learn. Get better. Because you’ll never be good enough. If you think you are, when you think you know it all, that’s when life will regain the upper hand. If you want to stay ahead, if you expect to maintain your grip, you have to keep learning. h. Tell it like it is You see, failure is just a word. And, we all know that words will never hurt us. At least they shouldn’t. But, they do. We’re scared. Scared of what other people will think of us. What they’ll say. We’re afraid of ourselves. Unsure of what we’re actually capable of. But, too fearful to find out. I’ve been told a conversation with me is “taxing”. I took it as a compliment. I have an insatiable desire to understand things and people. I’m always asking, Why? How? Can you explain that?It’s not until you accept failure as fiction that you can truly start living. Pursuing your purpose. Cultivating your passions. Tapping into your true potential. That’s it. Cut and dry. Will your actions lead to your desired outcome? Be brutally honest. If the answer is yes, do it. Do it all day, every day. And, don’t ever apologize for it.

Step 2. Move more. Exercise for at least 15 minutes three days each week. Doing so can add three years to your life. So, you out there, START NOW! Because if you want something, and you’re willing to work at it, you can have it. The sooner you begin, the sooner you win. That was the case until I started doing things. I grew a pair. I decided to embark on an endless journey to slay my proverbial dragon — life and my passion(s). My plan, you ask? You’re reading it, friend. Grab life by the balls. How? I’ll tell you. I gained the upper hand when I realized no one was coming to save me, I had to save myself.Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, magic and power in it. Begin now. — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe c. Choose yourself