You are the CEO of your life — and everything is your fault.

Now, before you get defensive, hear me out. This isn’t about guilt — it’s about power.

When you start taking full responsibility for everything in your life — your finances, your habits, your relationships, your results — you reclaim control. You stop blaming your past, your parents, your boss, or your luck. You start asking better questions:

“What can I do differently?”

“What’s my next move?”

“How can I fix this?”

Because CEOs don’t wait for someone to save the company — they make decisions, they adjust, they lead. And that’s exactly what you need to do in your own life.

If you’re broke — be the CEO that builds new income streams.

If your health is slipping — be the CEO that restructures the plan.

If your relationships are falling apart — be the CEO that changes the culture.

Every area of your life is a department — and you’re in charge of all of them. The moment you accept that everything is your fault, you unlock the ability to change anything.

So, step up. Make the tough calls. Fire the bad habits. Hire discipline. Promote consistency.

Because at the end of the day — you run this company called “Your Life.”

And the results?

They’re up to you.