First, "All versions of you exist." This is me saying that every potential version of yourself is already out there. The brave, the scared, the loving, the doubtful—all of them are inside you. The person you are right now is just one version, but there are so many more possibilities depending on the choices you make.

Then, "Starve the fearful one." This is the key part. The fear‑based version of yourself, the one that holds you back, the one that stays small and plays it safe? Stop feeding it. Don’t let fear control your actions or your thoughts. The more you give fear attention, the more it grows. It’s time to stop giving it power.

Next, "Feast where love runs the kitchen." Instead, focus on the version of you that’s driven by love, creativity, passion, and joy. Let love be the one making the decisions, the one running the show. When you do that, life feels like a feast—full, abundant, and nourishing.

And finally, "(Tip: The dessert aisle is infinite.)" Here’s the bonus: there’s no limit to the joy, the fun, the sweetness you can experience when love is in charge. You don’t just get a taste of life’s sweetness; you get an endless supply. There’s always more to savor, more to enjoy.

So basically, the message here is simple: stop feeding your fears and start nourishing the version of you that is driven by love and possibility. Life becomes a feast when you choose love as your guide—and the best part? There’s no end to the joy that can flow your way.