Why wait for success to knock when you can crash the door down with a joke and a smile?!

My Friends , today I bring you a message of joy, and possibly breaking and entering.

You see, success is that elusive guest who never seems to show up on time. You’ve cleaned the house, set out the fancy snacks, and there you are, waiting like a lovesick puppy at the window, hoping success will waltz in with roses and say, “Hey there, heard you’ve been expecting me.”

Well, guess what? Success is notoriously bad at RSVPing. 😂

But here’s the thing—why sit around waiting for success to knock when you can crash the door down with a joke and a smile? Yes, I’m talking about the ultimate combo: humor and pure audacity. Because if there’s one thing that can make success show up faster, it’s making a scene.

You see, everyone talks about working hard, but let’s get real: the world is full of hardworking people who are still waiting for success to stop ghosting them. I say forget patience—grab a sledgehammer. Figuratively speaking, of course. Unless you have very understanding neighbors. 😂

Success loves confidence, and what’s more confident than barging into the room, cracking a joke, and acting like you own the place? A little sarcasm doesn’t hurt either.

Say things like, “Oh, I didn’t realize I needed an invitation to be fabulous. I thought it was obvious!”—that’s the attitude that opens doors.

Now, don’t get me wrong—positivity is great. But let’s be clear: sitting in a lotus pose, thinking good thoughts, waiting for your chakras to align isn’t going to make success sprint to your door.

You need to be bold, loud, and unapologetically yourself. And if you can’t be that, just fake it till you make it. (Success won’t know the difference, trust me.)

And when you finally crash through that door—after leaving your waiting-for-permission attitude at the curb—you’ll realize that success wasn’t late. It just didn’t expect you to arrive with such flair.

So, what are we waiting for? Let’s stop standing at success’s door, knocking politely.

It’s time to kick it down, laughing all the way in. Because if you don’t take life too seriously, success will take you very seriously indeed.

So let’s go and try not to break too many doors on the way out!

Silvia