I used to rule the world, Seas would rise when I gave the word

“I used to rule the world…”

“1,009,901,483 knows from where I am quoting this from, when I started writing this. By the time I am done writing this, another thousands would have heard this:”

“I used to rule the world, Seas would rise when I gave the word.”

I was at a Coldplay concert not a few months ago. It was one hell of a unique experience.

But I don’t want to talk about the concert. I want to talk about what I wrote above.

How Coldplay Sparked Something

Coldplay was introduced to me almost a decade ago. From the first song I heard, I knew they were special. That first song was “Something Just Like This.”

There’s something about their music that connects — something that sticks, that makes you feel.

Why I’m Really Writing This

Resilience. The strength to move forward. The understanding that today is just another day of another month of another year.

Being resilient means learning from everything you should not have done — but had to do in order to know why you shouldn’t have done it.

You should always evolve. If not, you may become another name in the ‘Unfortunate 500’ — like Nokia or Kodak.

How Do You Resiliate? How Do You Evolve?

It’s easy. And there’s only one way to do it:

Learn — and don’t be afraid to try something new.

I changed careers multiple times before I found what I’m good at: eCommerce.

Every time I made a change, people told me not to. But I had to try everything to discover what I was truly good at.

Evolve. Learn. Try.

You might rule the world today — or even be the center of someone else’s world — but power is never permanent.
People evolve. Circumstances change. And power rarely stays with those who don’t adapt.
To keep it, you need more than just strength — you need wisdom, humility, and the ability to grow with time.

But above all, be humble.

The Final Thought

If you had everything under control yesterday, and you lose everything today — what are you going to do tomorrow?

Be resilient. But be humble.