The Difference Between Villains and Heroes
Villain’s and Heroes have an interesting relationship..
The string that ties them together is they have not just similar backstories,
The SAME EXACT backstory.
Their backstories are both pain.
In movies, they give the villain a scar, a limp, or wrinkles.
What the writers are signaling is a painful backstory.
The difference in their stories is one thing,
How they choose to respond.
Let’s go over some more -
Villains
Will sacrifice the world in the hope of love
Heroes
Will sacrifice love to save the world
Villains
Are idealistic
Heroes
Are realistic
Villains
Self isolate
Heroes
Open up to a mentor, a friend, somebody with them
Villains
Say “the world hurt me, I’m gonna hurt it back
Heroes
Say “the world hurt me, I’m gonna make sure this never happens to anyone else”
Villains
Decide to show up as the villain in everyone else’s life
Heroes
Decide to show up as the hero in their own life
That’s my wish for you, for me, for all of us.
Is that you realize you’re going to be the hero in your life.
Nobody’s coming to save you, and guess what you’re now gifted the chance to ensure nobody else feels the pain you felt.
Its truly what I see as a common theme amongst the top entrepreneurs and influential people we all know, Ed Mylett, Bedros Keuilian, Alex Hormozi, Leila Hormozi, Jessie Lee Ward your list has more.
Wes Watson says
