Introduction: When the Fire Stops Being a Phase At some point, fire stops being something you start . It becomes something you are . This is the moment most people miss. They stay stuck in cycles of ignition, burnout, retreat, and restart—never realizing the work was never about lighting the match again. It was about becoming stable enough to burn without apology. Part 6 exists to end the chase. Because fire that has to be constantly reignited was never embodied. And embodied fire doesn’t flicker based on mood, approval, or circumstance. It holds. Section One: Chasing Fire Keeps Power External When fire is something you chase, power stays outside you. You wait for motivation. For permission. For the “right time.” You keep looking for sparks in people, situations, validation, or momentum. And every time it fades, you blame yourself for losing it. But fire was never meant to be external. Fire becomes sustainable when it stops depending on stimulation and starts operating from identity. W...