Wanting to be someone else is a trap, learn to like being you
Fabrizio Rausa grew up wanting to be someone else, using Justin Bieber as an example. When he first encountered Andrew Tate's content, his initial instinct was to try to become like him. After one or two months of actually listening, he realized he could not be Tate and should not want to be. You should not want to be anybody else. When asked whether he would trade lives with LeBron James, Fabrizio Rausa's honest answer is no. He genuinely likes being himself, and that shift from wanting to be someone else to appreciating your own life is the whole point.
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