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This clip reminds me why I’ve always been willing to take the long way. If failure is possible either way, I’d rather fail doing something that matters to me. #blakemycoskie #positivity #mentalhealth #advice
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This clip reminds me why I’ve always been willing to take the long way. If failure is possible either way, I’d rather fail doing something that matters to me. #blakemycoskie #positivity #mentalhealth #advice
Jim Carrey once described realizing that thoughts are not who we are, but something we can observe. That shift opens a feeling of freedom, where identity loosens and suffering loses its grip. The experience comes and goes, but knowing it exists changes the direction of a life. - Jim Carrey, GATE Inaugural Event (via Eckhart Tolle) #positivity #mentalhealth #life
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Jim Carrey once described realizing that thoughts are not who we are, but something we can observe. That shift opens a feeling of freedom, where identity loosens and suffering loses its grip. The experience comes and goes, but knowing it exists changes the direction of a life. - Jim Carrey, GATE Inaugural Event (via Eckhart Tolle) #positivity #mentalhealth #life
Matthew McConaughey shared the mental trick he uses every time life gets hard, and it is the complete opposite of everything most people do. In this episode of No Magic Pill, he breaks down why telling yourself something will be over soon is the fastest way to fall apart, and what to tell yourself instead. I have been thinking about this one ever since we recorded it. It is simple, it is counterintuitive, and it works. What do you tell yourself when you are going through something hard? No Magic Pill is live now. Link in bio to subscribe. @officiallymcconaughey
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Matthew McConaughey shared the mental trick he uses every time life gets hard, and it is the complete opposite of everything most people do. In this episode of No Magic Pill, he breaks down why telling yourself something will be over soon is the fastest way to fall apart, and what to tell yourself instead. I have been thinking about this one ever since we recorded it. It is simple, it is counterintuitive, and it works. What do you tell yourself when you are going through something hard? No Magic Pill is live now. Link in bio to subscribe. @officiallymcconaughey
If you are in your 20s or 30s, I think you should be a little delusional. Not reckless. Not irresponsible. But delusional enough to believe the thing pulling at your heart might actually be there for a reason. When I was 20, I started a laundry business at SMU because I was on crutches and could not carry my own laundry. When I was 29, I started TOMS with $3,000, no investors, and zero experience making shoes. A lot of people could have given me very logical reasons why both ideas were bad. And honestly, they probably would have been right. But logic is not always where aliveness lives. Sometimes the thing that makes no sense on paper is the thing that wakes something up in you. Sometimes the passion you cannot explain is the exact thread you are supposed to follow. Sometimes the idea everyone else calls unrealistic is only unrealistic because they cannot feel what you feel when you talk about it. Your 20s and 30s are not just for building a résumé. They are for paying attention to what makes you feel alive. Try things. Start things. Move cities. Take the trip. Build the weird idea. Call the person. Learn the skill. Follow the curiosity. Let yourself be bad at something long enough to get good at it. You do not need to have the whole plan. You do not need everyone to understand. You do not need certainty. You need enough courage to take the next honest step toward the life that keeps calling you. Be practical when you need to be. But do not become so practical that you talk yourself out of your own life. Carpe diem.
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If you are in your 20s or 30s, I think you should be a little delusional. Not reckless. Not irresponsible. But delusional enough to believe the thing pulling at your heart might actually be there for a reason. When I was 20, I started a laundry business at SMU because I was on crutches and could not carry my own laundry. When I was 29, I started TOMS with $3,000, no investors, and zero experience making shoes. A lot of people could have given me very logical reasons why both ideas were bad. And honestly, they probably would have been right. But logic is not always where aliveness lives. Sometimes the thing that makes no sense on paper is the thing that wakes something up in you. Sometimes the passion you cannot explain is the exact thread you are supposed to follow. Sometimes the idea everyone else calls unrealistic is only unrealistic because they cannot feel what you feel when you talk about it. Your 20s and 30s are not just for building a résumé. They are for paying attention to what makes you feel alive. Try things. Start things. Move cities. Take the trip. Build the weird idea. Call the person. Learn the skill. Follow the curiosity. Let yourself be bad at something long enough to get good at it. You do not need to have the whole plan. You do not need everyone to understand. You do not need certainty. You need enough courage to take the next honest step toward the life that keeps calling you. Be practical when you need to be. But do not become so practical that you talk yourself out of your own life. Carpe diem.
For most of my life, I chased the things I thought would finally make me feel whole. Success. Achievement. Recognition. I built TOMS, gave away over 100 million shoes, and still ended up in the darkest place of my life. What saved me wasn’t more success. It was realizing something I had never believed: I am enough. That truth changed everything. Today, I’m launching ENOUGH a simple reminder of your worth when you forget it. Each set comes with two bracelets. One for you. One to give. And 100% of profits go to mental health organizations saving lives. If this message resonates, if you’ve ever felt like you weren’t enough Visit the link in bio. This is for you
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For most of my life, I chased the things I thought would finally make me feel whole. Success. Achievement. Recognition. I built TOMS, gave away over 100 million shoes, and still ended up in the darkest place of my life. What saved me wasn’t more success. It was realizing something I had never believed: I am enough. That truth changed everything. Today, I’m launching ENOUGH a simple reminder of your worth when you forget it. Each set comes with two bracelets. One for you. One to give. And 100% of profits go to mental health organizations saving lives. If this message resonates, if you’ve ever felt like you weren’t enough Visit the link in bio. This is for you
This quote has guided how I think about work, life, and meaning. Excellence becomes natural when you stop separating who you are from what you do. #blakemycoskie #positivity #mentalhealth #life
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This quote has guided how I think about work, life, and meaning. Excellence becomes natural when you stop separating who you are from what you do. #blakemycoskie #positivity #mentalhealth #life
Comment “JOSHUA” and I will DM you the full episode. Today’s guest is @joshuatbassett This is one of the most raw conversations we have ever had on No Magic Pill. A lot of people know Joshua as an actor, musician, and one of those rare young artists who seemed to have the dream actually happen. But what I loved about this conversation is that Joshua was willing to talk about what was happening underneath it all. The pressure. The pain. The confusion. The parts of success that no one sees from the outside. His stories are specific. But the feelings are universal. Because so many people know what it feels like to look okay on the outside while carrying something heavy on the inside. This episode is honest, human, and deeply generous. I am grateful Joshua trusted us with this conversation. Listen to the full episode of No Magic Pill now.
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Comment “JOSHUA” and I will DM you the full episode. Today’s guest is @joshuatbassett This is one of the most raw conversations we have ever had on No Magic Pill. A lot of people know Joshua as an actor, musician, and one of those rare young artists who seemed to have the dream actually happen. But what I loved about this conversation is that Joshua was willing to talk about what was happening underneath it all. The pressure. The pain. The confusion. The parts of success that no one sees from the outside. His stories are specific. But the feelings are universal. Because so many people know what it feels like to look okay on the outside while carrying something heavy on the inside. This episode is honest, human, and deeply generous. I am grateful Joshua trusted us with this conversation. Listen to the full episode of No Magic Pill now.
To anyone who is early in their career or questioning the path they are on right now, I want to say something I wish someone had said to me. The biggest paycheck available to you right now is probably not what determines how your life turns out financially. I know that is not what you are being told. But I have watched enough people build enough things to believe it is true. What actually moves that number over time is becoming genuinely, deeply good at something. And the fastest way to get there is caring about it so much that you would keep going even when it is hard and even when the reward feels uncertain. So if you are feeling pressure to chase the highest salary right out of the gate, I understand. The loans are real. The comparison is real. The fear of falling behind is real. But I want to ask you one question before you decide. What is the thing you are so interested in that you would spend years getting good at it even if nobody was watching and even if it took longer than expected to pay off? Find that. Invest your time there. Because when you follow genuine curiosity and you stick with something long enough to become really good at it, the money almost always follows. TOMS started with three thousand dollars and an idea I could not stop thinking about. That is still how I think about everything I build. CARPE DIEM.
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To anyone who is early in their career or questioning the path they are on right now, I want to say something I wish someone had said to me. The biggest paycheck available to you right now is probably not what determines how your life turns out financially. I know that is not what you are being told. But I have watched enough people build enough things to believe it is true. What actually moves that number over time is becoming genuinely, deeply good at something. And the fastest way to get there is caring about it so much that you would keep going even when it is hard and even when the reward feels uncertain. So if you are feeling pressure to chase the highest salary right out of the gate, I understand. The loans are real. The comparison is real. The fear of falling behind is real. But I want to ask you one question before you decide. What is the thing you are so interested in that you would spend years getting good at it even if nobody was watching and even if it took longer than expected to pay off? Find that. Invest your time there. Because when you follow genuine curiosity and you stick with something long enough to become really good at it, the money almost always follows. TOMS started with three thousand dollars and an idea I could not stop thinking about. That is still how I think about everything I build. CARPE DIEM.
Surfing keeps teaching me the same lesson: Preparation matters. But control is an illusion. You can study the conditions. Build your strength. Choose your position. Paddle with everything you have. Then the ocean decides what comes next. Some waves arrive exactly where you expected. Others break early, shift direction, or disappear beneath you. Life works the same way. We make plans. Build companies. Set goals. Try to create certainty for ourselves and the people we love. There is nothing wrong with that. Preparation is part of the work. But suffering often begins when we confuse preparation with control. I used to think surrender meant giving up. That it meant caring less, aiming lower, or becoming passive. Now I see it differently. Surrender is being honest about what was never mine to control. I can control whether I show up. I can control how I prepare. I can control the effort, honesty, and love I bring to the moment. But I cannot control every outcome. And neither can you. The practice is learning to hold both truths at once: Paddle hard. And release the wave. Do the work. And loosen your grip on how the story must unfold. Stay present enough to meet life as it is and not only as you planned for it to be. Big goals, loosely held. That is not giving up. That is learning how to live.
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Surfing keeps teaching me the same lesson: Preparation matters. But control is an illusion. You can study the conditions. Build your strength. Choose your position. Paddle with everything you have. Then the ocean decides what comes next. Some waves arrive exactly where you expected. Others break early, shift direction, or disappear beneath you. Life works the same way. We make plans. Build companies. Set goals. Try to create certainty for ourselves and the people we love. There is nothing wrong with that. Preparation is part of the work. But suffering often begins when we confuse preparation with control. I used to think surrender meant giving up. That it meant caring less, aiming lower, or becoming passive. Now I see it differently. Surrender is being honest about what was never mine to control. I can control whether I show up. I can control how I prepare. I can control the effort, honesty, and love I bring to the moment. But I cannot control every outcome. And neither can you. The practice is learning to hold both truths at once: Paddle hard. And release the wave. Do the work. And loosen your grip on how the story must unfold. Stay present enough to meet life as it is and not only as you planned for it to be. Big goals, loosely held. That is not giving up. That is learning how to live.
YOU ARE ENOUGH #confidenceheist #inspiring🌍withconfidence #davidcarmi #confidence #streetinterview
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YOU ARE ENOUGH #confidenceheist #inspiring🌍withconfidence #davidcarmi #confidence #streetinterview
Here’s the real lesson I would put at the top of the list: Success isn’t the same thing as being okay. I had the success. The company, the money, the impact, the recognition. From the outside, it looked like everything I had been working toward had finally happened. But inside, I still felt empty. And that was one of the hardest truths of my life to face. Because if success was supposed to make me feel whole, and it didn’t, then maybe success was never the thing that could do that. I had to learn, slowly and painfully, that my worth was not something I could earn through another achievement. Not another company. Not another milestone. Not another number. Not another person’s approval. The truth that helped save me was much simpler: I am enough. I have always been enough. And so are you. What’s one truth you needed to hear today?
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Here’s the real lesson I would put at the top of the list: Success isn’t the same thing as being okay. I had the success. The company, the money, the impact, the recognition. From the outside, it looked like everything I had been working toward had finally happened. But inside, I still felt empty. And that was one of the hardest truths of my life to face. Because if success was supposed to make me feel whole, and it didn’t, then maybe success was never the thing that could do that. I had to learn, slowly and painfully, that my worth was not something I could earn through another achievement. Not another company. Not another milestone. Not another number. Not another person’s approval. The truth that helped save me was much simpler: I am enough. I have always been enough. And so are you. What’s one truth you needed to hear today?
I started TOMS at 29, sold it at 43, and fell into the deepest depression of my life at 44 because I spent 20 years tying my worth to what I achieved and no amount of success could fill that void. I had the money, the freedom, and the impact and still couldn't get out of bed because success isn't the same thing as being okay. These lessons cost me 20 years of struggle and I am sharing them so they don't cost you the same. #BlakeMycoskie #ENOUGH #MentalHealth
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I started TOMS at 29, sold it at 43, and fell into the deepest depression of my life at 44 because I spent 20 years tying my worth to what I achieved and no amount of success could fill that void. I had the money, the freedom, and the impact and still couldn't get out of bed because success isn't the same thing as being okay. These lessons cost me 20 years of struggle and I am sharing them so they don't cost you the same. #BlakeMycoskie #ENOUGH #MentalHealth
Comment “BUCKETLIST” and I’ll send you a DM with a link to the full episode Had such a great conversation with @garrettgee from @thebucketlistfamily on No Magic Pill. We talked about mental health, family, business, and what it really means to build a life around adventure, presence, and the people you love most. Garrett has taken his family around the world, but what stood out to me most was not just the travel. It was the intention behind it. The way he thinks about time. The way he thinks about his kids. The way he thinks about building a business that supports the life he wants to live, instead of the other way around. So many of us chase freedom for years. Garrett is one of those people who reminds you that freedom is not just something you earn someday. It is something you choose, design, and protect along the way. Grateful for this conversation. Full episode of No Magic Pill with Garrett Gee is out now.
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Comment “BUCKETLIST” and I’ll send you a DM with a link to the full episode Had such a great conversation with @garrettgee from @thebucketlistfamily on No Magic Pill. We talked about mental health, family, business, and what it really means to build a life around adventure, presence, and the people you love most. Garrett has taken his family around the world, but what stood out to me most was not just the travel. It was the intention behind it. The way he thinks about time. The way he thinks about his kids. The way he thinks about building a business that supports the life he wants to live, instead of the other way around. So many of us chase freedom for years. Garrett is one of those people who reminds you that freedom is not just something you earn someday. It is something you choose, design, and protect along the way. Grateful for this conversation. Full episode of No Magic Pill with Garrett Gee is out now.
Comment “ENOUGH” for the full episode link 👇 Some people think when they have more, they’ll finally be happy. More revenue. More growth. More recognition. But what happens when you get it… and it still doesn’t feel like enough? In this episode of the Kwik Brain podcast, I sit down with Blake Mycoskie, bestselling author and founder of TOMS, to talk about what most entrepreneurs never say out loud: Burnout. Depression. Purposelessness. In this episode, you’ll learn: ☑️ Why success doesn’t guarantee fulfillment ☑️ How the “more” mindset fuels burnout ☑️ What it means to redefine success on your own terms ☑️ What pushes entrepreneurs into depression 👉 Comment below: What would change if you believed you are enough? 📌 Save this as a reminder. 🔁 Share it with a friend.
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Comment “ENOUGH” for the full episode link 👇 Some people think when they have more, they’ll finally be happy. More revenue. More growth. More recognition. But what happens when you get it… and it still doesn’t feel like enough? In this episode of the Kwik Brain podcast, I sit down with Blake Mycoskie, bestselling author and founder of TOMS, to talk about what most entrepreneurs never say out loud: Burnout. Depression. Purposelessness. In this episode, you’ll learn: ☑️ Why success doesn’t guarantee fulfillment ☑️ How the “more” mindset fuels burnout ☑️ What it means to redefine success on your own terms ☑️ What pushes entrepreneurs into depression 👉 Comment below: What would change if you believed you are enough? 📌 Save this as a reminder. 🔁 Share it with a friend.
I lost my friend and doctor, Dr. Nolan Williams, to suicide this week. The same man who helped pull me out of my darkest time, who dedicated his life to helping others find hope, was silently suffering himself. I’m sharing this not because I want to, but I have to. I have to remind everyone I can how serious this is. We must be on the look out for any sign that a loved one is suffering and make it safe for them to share. Mental illness doesn’t always look like what you think. Sometimes it looks like the person who’s helping everyone else heal. Please check in on your friends, even the ones who seem strong. And if you’re struggling, please don’t do it alone. You are not a burden. You are needed here. Rest in peace, Nolan. Thank you for all you gave this world.
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I lost my friend and doctor, Dr. Nolan Williams, to suicide this week. The same man who helped pull me out of my darkest time, who dedicated his life to helping others find hope, was silently suffering himself. I’m sharing this not because I want to, but I have to. I have to remind everyone I can how serious this is. We must be on the look out for any sign that a loved one is suffering and make it safe for them to share. Mental illness doesn’t always look like what you think. Sometimes it looks like the person who’s helping everyone else heal. Please check in on your friends, even the ones who seem strong. And if you’re struggling, please don’t do it alone. You are not a burden. You are needed here. Rest in peace, Nolan. Thank you for all you gave this world.
These 3 books played a HUGE role in helping to get me out of my depression & learn more about myself. For a long time, I thought the way out was somewhere outside of me. A new place. A new routine. A new answer. A new achievement. A new version of success. But when I was in the deepest depression of my life, I started to realize something I had avoided for years: I could not outrun myself anymore. I had to get still. I had to look inward. I had to ask harder questions about who I was, what I believed, what I was running from, and where my worth was really coming from. That inner work became a huge part of my healing. Therapy helped. Support helped. Treatment helped. Time helped. But so did prayer. Stillness. Mantra. Spirituality. Learning to listen to my soul instead of just my mind. I am not saying there is one magic answer. There isn’t. But for me, healing began when I stopped searching only outside of myself and started building a relationship with what was happening inside of me. That is where I began to remember: I am enough. I have always been enough. And if you are in a dark season right now, please do not carry it alone. Reach out to someone you trust. Ask for help. It will pass.
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These 3 books played a HUGE role in helping to get me out of my depression & learn more about myself. For a long time, I thought the way out was somewhere outside of me. A new place. A new routine. A new answer. A new achievement. A new version of success. But when I was in the deepest depression of my life, I started to realize something I had avoided for years: I could not outrun myself anymore. I had to get still. I had to look inward. I had to ask harder questions about who I was, what I believed, what I was running from, and where my worth was really coming from. That inner work became a huge part of my healing. Therapy helped. Support helped. Treatment helped. Time helped. But so did prayer. Stillness. Mantra. Spirituality. Learning to listen to my soul instead of just my mind. I am not saying there is one magic answer. There isn’t. But for me, healing began when I stopped searching only outside of myself and started building a relationship with what was happening inside of me. That is where I began to remember: I am enough. I have always been enough. And if you are in a dark season right now, please do not carry it alone. Reach out to someone you trust. Ask for help. It will pass.
ENOUGH exists as a simple reminder, you are not alone in what you’re carrying. This bracelet was inspired by the idea that a small, visible symbol can create connection. Each set comes with two bracelets. One for you. One to give. 100% of profits go to mental health organizations working to change and save lives. If this message resonates, if you’ve ever struggled quietly or felt like you weren’t enough. The link is in my bio. You are enough.
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ENOUGH exists as a simple reminder, you are not alone in what you’re carrying. This bracelet was inspired by the idea that a small, visible symbol can create connection. Each set comes with two bracelets. One for you. One to give. 100% of profits go to mental health organizations working to change and save lives. If this message resonates, if you’ve ever struggled quietly or felt like you weren’t enough. The link is in my bio. You are enough.
@blakemycoskie and Steve a gentle reminder for you.
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@blakemycoskie and Steve a gentle reminder for you.
Today is the launch of ENOUGH. I wear my bracelet as a reminder that I don’t need to be anyone else or do anything else to be enough. I am enough exactly as I am, without fulfilling any inner or outer expectations. You are enough exactly as you are. We are enough exactly as we are. Accepting ourselves exactly as we are in this moment, flaws and all, helps us take the pressure off ourselves, take small, incremental steps forward, and have compassion for all beings. @weareenough 100% of all profits from ENOUGH go to mental health organizations transforming and saving lives everyday. www.WeAreEnough.org #weareenough
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Today is the launch of ENOUGH. I wear my bracelet as a reminder that I don’t need to be anyone else or do anything else to be enough. I am enough exactly as I am, without fulfilling any inner or outer expectations. You are enough exactly as you are. We are enough exactly as we are. Accepting ourselves exactly as we are in this moment, flaws and all, helps us take the pressure off ourselves, take small, incremental steps forward, and have compassion for all beings. @weareenough 100% of all profits from ENOUGH go to mental health organizations transforming and saving lives everyday. www.WeAreEnough.org #weareenough
Today is the launch of the ENOUGH bracelet. I wear mine in honor of my mom who always made me feel ENOUGH.  100% of the profits from ENOUGH go to mental health organizations that are saving and transforming lives everyday.  Learn more at www.WeAreEnough.org
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Today is the launch of the ENOUGH bracelet. I wear mine in honor of my mom who always made me feel ENOUGH.  100% of the profits from ENOUGH go to mental health organizations that are saving and transforming lives everyday.  Learn more at www.WeAreEnough.org

Blake Mycoskie (@blakemycoskie) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Blake Mycoskie (@blakemycoskie) has 153K Instagram followers with a 4.41% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 641 posts, Blake Mycoskie received 1.02M total likes and 20.1M impressions, averaging 1.59K likes per post. This page tracks Blake Mycoskie's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Blake Mycoskie (@blakemycoskie) has 153K Instagram followers as of September 2026.
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Blake Mycoskie's Instagram engagement rate is 4.41% over the last 12 months, based on 641 posts.
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Blake Mycoskie received 1.02M total likes across 641 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 1.59K likes per post.
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Blake Mycoskie's Instagram content generated 20.1M total impressions over the last 12 months.