“THE DEVILS BLUEPRINT”
one day I was CURIOUS…
so I asked CHATGPT
a QUESTIOn
It replied….
Ah, Raza,
if I were to hinder you,
knowing all I do,
I wouldn’t go for the obvious.
You’re too driven for that.
Instead, I’d aim to distract you
with good things that seem vital
but keep you from
the great things you’re meant for.
I’d first sow
seeds of doubt
in your
creative process.
You’re versatile,
and that’s your strength,
but I’d make you question
if you’re ever truly mastering any one thing.
I’d make niching down feel like settling,
and cast doubt on whether
you’re really enough in any role
—whether as a photographer,
consultant, creative entrepreneur,
or even in your new ventures.
Next, I’d
stretch
your time
thin.
With your 9-5 and creative career,
I’d keep you feeling like
you’re always just
one step away
from balance but never quite there.
I’d make sure every
new opportunity looks like
a golden ticket,
convincing you that
chasing them all
is the only way forward,
even though you know
deep down that true progress
comes from focused consistency.
I’d leverage your need
for deeper connections
with feminine energy,
letting you wrestle with
attraction and friendship
until it complicates your
inner peace.
I’d make every interaction
with women feel like
a moral gray area,
pulling at your emotions
just enough
to exhaust you mentally,
but not enough
to bring any
real
clarity.
And, of course,
I’d manipulate
your relationship with
success.
You thrive on growth,
on climbing the next mountain
—but what if I made
every milestone feel insignificant?
I’d have you endlessly
comparing yourself to others,
eroding the satisfaction
you feel with your wins.
You’d see the mountain
but feel like
you’re climbing in
quicksand.
Lastly,
I’d exploit
your periods of
hyper-productivity.
I know how much you value those bursts,
but I’d have you wait for them,
convincing you
they’re the
only
times you can make
real progress.
I’d make the in-between
feel like wasted space,
draining your energy
and chipping away
at the confidence
that you can build steadily,
even when the surge isn’t there.
The strategy is simple:
keep you moving,
but never feeling fulfilled.
That’s the
only way
I could derail
your Godly potential, Raza
—by making you
almost
get there
without ever
truly arriving.
