You can take my word for it

I have great news for the Hungarian State Treasury and our Minister for National Economy, Mihály Varga, as LifeTILT FOOD is experiencing an upward trend and recording more orders and higher turnover day by day.

Based on the principle that our success is the country's success, I am delighted that since the major menu reform in January, more and more people are ordering daily menus from FOOD, allowing us to support the Hungarian economy more intensively.

Initially, I hated paying taxes, but that has changed. I have accepted its existence, and based on the idea that everything is a matter of perspective, I feel that I am contributing to the collective burden. When roads are repaired or highways are built, when I see children leaving school, when I hear an ambulance siren, or when I see police officers checking IDs on the street, I feel that the services that maintain order, nurture the future, and ensure development are sustained, among other things, by my taxes, and this fills me with pride.

Pride. This is the best word to describe what I've felt in recent months, and development is what best characterizes the LifeT!LT brand.

"I will teach my whole nation, not at a high school level," said Attila József in 1937, and although he did not live to see that he truly did so, he did, while I have the privilege of being able to declare in 2015, 4 years after the launch of LifeTILT, that I am doing the same. Perhaps not at a literary level, but certainly in terms of health education.

Joy, pride, changing people's lives, offering a healthy and viable alternative. This is my mission, I owe this to my lifestyle change, and these clear, undeniably happy moments, the tangibility of progress, and the strength that created all this, are due to LifeTILT and the impact of lifestyle change on me, as well as the sum of feelings and thoughts triggered by training.

I cannot know what needs to happen in a person's life, what external influences they need, to realize that a full, happy, and successful life cannot function without possessing all the values that LifeTILT represents. I'm talking about maintaining the body with workouts, which also strengthens you mentally, maintaining a healthy organism with diet, and possessing a certain "I'm the best, can't you see" attitude towards life, gaining self-confidence.

For the proletariat, the lower-middle class, the existence of ego, the idea of daring to dream big, is a curse word. For ordinary people, it is unimaginable not to submit to a greater force, a greater power; for them, following the existing system is the alternative, and it is completely inconceivable for them to reform and rewrite their lives, let alone their environment.

Yet life is a battlefield, where you cannot walk out submissively; no one has ever won a war by laying down their arms.

I say, suck it up and get to know that self who stands before anyone and can say, "I'm the best, damn it, can't you see?" But this won't work without any substance or background. You can only show off after achieving results; without them, you'll just be a conceited clown, nothing more, a laughable idiot. I know many see me as one too, but I do have LifeTILT behind me, with all its content and organizational structure, which I built up almost alone over the past 4 years.

Just as a mother (normally) pays maximum attention to the health of her fetus during pregnancy, and just as a mother (normally) tries to nourish her child as healthily as possible, giving them everything through breast milk and later solid foods, so that the child can later become a healthy, fulfilled adult, these foundations are also basic requirements in adulthood.

The superiority of motivation, the proper maintenance of the body so that the individual is mentally and physically as strong as possible, requires living healthily, or at least striving for it, to believe in ourselves on that battlefield that we are capable of winning, not to surrender at the sight of the enemy's size and strength, but to always move forward, because we must win. We must win for the sacred cause, which decades ago was the protection of our country and people, but today we are fighting for our own lives and our place in the world, and this must drive us forward.

It won't work without goals. It won't work without self-confidence. It won't work being physically weak and mentally sedated. Without plans, ambition, and the pursuit of progress, we will have nothing, we will achieve nothing. The big break that changes our lives is a beautiful dream, but that "something" also needs to be thrown, and for that, more is needed than messing around on the couch; it requires far more than 90% of people have ever done or will ever do.

Referring to circumstances, blaming someone else, that works, and somehow the failed nobodies always find excuses for why something didn't happen, or why they are where they are, which more qualified people describe only as nihilism and treading water.

Marcipan cakes ordered without whipped cream and pizza slices requested with diet coke are just manifestations of a very dishonest life that most people live. Perhaps it makes it easier for them to bear the knowledge that they are nobodies and that they will never be capable of great things. Maybe they tried and failed miserably, and are still licking their wounds, or maybe they never even tried to change, break out, reform, rebuild their lives. It's too hard, it involves too many sacrifices, so they'd rather not even try, which would be fine, except then they shouldn't expect societal consolidation and should tolerate the sentences, writings, glances, and situations they otherwise fully deserve.

Everyone gets what they deserve. The job they worked for, the knowledge they acquired, the people who surround them, and the social stratum in which they live their lives.

Everyone has to look in the mirror sometime; no one can avoid that particular mirror. If you don't want to look in it, others will push your face into it as soon as you step out the door. LifeTILT is also such a mirror, which you can avoid by not reading it, but you can never avoid people's glances, because you will feel the energies flowing towards you. How they look at you, how they talk to you, how you confront the fact that others are so much further ahead, have achieved so much more, are so much further along in their thinking.

Or you know what, keep doing what you want. Diet with cakes, go zumba, and flabefuck around, give up at the first obstacle, and find a partner who is similarly weak-willed and destined for nothing. Yes, do that. One less competitor, one more person who doesn't matter, whose existence is completely meaningless, and your role is just that there's one more of us with you on planet Earth. Maybe this life suits you, but then don't be surprised if I don't give a damn about you, and there are a few others like me. You can believe me.