| Oct 14 |
You can measure how successful a person will be by how they respond when things go wrong.
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| Oct 06 |
Sometimes mental toughness isnât about pushing harder, but choosing which pain is worth enduring.
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| Oct 05 |
The two favorite small moments of my day are:
1) when I do my top sets for legs, the world goes quiet.
2) when I put in my ear plugs just before going to sleep, the world goes quiet.
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| Oct 05 |
The simplest explanation for hiring a team:
You can outwork anyone but you canât outwork everyone.
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| Oct 04 |
If itâs doable, then you can do it. Thereâs nothing more to winning than that.
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| Oct 03 |
đŻ
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| Oct 03 |
Messing up stuff that matters is the cost of figuring out things worth learning.
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| Oct 02 |
Nothing costs more in life than what you donât know yet but should.
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| Oct 02 |
You donât need a vision board to get rich.
Follow the law of action rather than the law of attraction.
Solve problems for other people that they value and can pay you more for, then do it as much or many times as possible.
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| Oct 02 |
How to build a hugely valuable business:
"Find world class people and get out of their way."
The problem is, world class people dont want to work for you because you're not good enough, you have no track record, and they dont believe in your mission.
You work to deserve them.
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| Oct 01 |
The reason you donât have what you want is because you're not doing enough, your standards are too low, and you haven't given time...time.
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| Oct 01 |
This quote fundamentally changed my life:
"To understand is to forgive" - Pascal
It's hard to hate someone up close. Including yourself.
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| Oct 01 |
A path to living a life with no regrets.
Start with your eulogy and work backwards.
500 words shows you how most things matter little, and how the little things matter the most.
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| Sep 30 |
You canât both have a big life and small problems.
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| Sep 30 |
No one ever really quits. They just settle for something different than they set out for once they realize the price of what they want is more than they expected.
Then, they justify it.
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| Sep 30 |
When you go for something âlike your life depends on itâ - you tend to get it.
So most of life is just figuring out the thing you really want.
And once you do, donât hold back.
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| Sep 30 |
Simple not easy advice on getting rich:
Step 1: Do a lot of stuff.
Step 2: Watch what works.
Step 3: Do more of that.
People typically either skip step 1, or define "a lot" as < 1000 times.
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| Sep 29 |
Addiction is a narrowing of the things that bring you joy until nothing is left.
Happiness is the opposite.
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| Sep 29 |
If you keep trying hard enough and long enough, at a certain point, people will just give up trying to stop you.
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| Sep 29 |
It's astonishing how far being relentless, unyielding, and indefatigable will take you. The world overestimates the lazy genius and underestimates the simpleton who never stops.
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| Sep 29 |
A lot of pain can be avoided once you accept that no matter what you do, no matter how much you live by your values, you will not be liked by everyone. It matters far less that you get hate, then who you get hate from. Being loved by a fool is not an accomplishment.
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| Sep 29 |
Not feeling your best doesnât mean you still canât show up and win.
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| Sep 29 |
You'll always have good reasons to not try, not risk, and not keep going. You just need to have better ones to ignore those reasons.
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| Sep 28 |
There is absolutely no point in trying to be liked by people who want you to be different than you are.
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| Sep 28 |
Courage is in far shorter supply than just about any other human trait.
The willingness to be disliked for what you believe to be true.
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| Sep 27 |
If you want to have an AI enabled business, you must first start with a data enabled business.
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| Sep 27 |
Whenever someone says, âitâs not about the money,â itâs almost alwaysâŚabout the money.
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| Sep 27 |
Most people are poor. Most people behave the same way. So the game of wealth is more about unlearning what everyone else does, then keeping what's left.
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| Sep 27 |
Inconvenience, inefficiency, and instability are the invisible taxes of poverty.
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| Sep 26 |
There are some evils that can only be known once experienced - which is why humans keep making the same mistakes throughout history.
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| Sep 26 |
The cost of figuring it out is the amount of times you try and donât.
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| Sep 25 |
Do whatever you have to do to get wherever you wanna go and donât let anyone tell you youâre not good enough, your idea sucks, or itâs not gonna work.
They didnât believe in their own ideas a long time ago. No reason for you to start believing in them now.
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| Sep 25 |
Eulogies typically only talk about two things:
1) Service
2) Character
If we begin with the end in mind, it tells us that we should spend our time solving hard problems to serve others - and in so doing - become the person worthy of solving them.
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| Sep 25 |
The earlier you start, the less you have to lose and the more you have to gain by taking your shot.
When you start out with nothing, you have the one that matters most: the highest risk to return ratio possible. Nothing to lose. Everything to gain.
It never gets better. Shoot.
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| Sep 25 |
The skepticism, doubt, and pushback you get from your friends & family when you start is just preparation for the thousands of strangers who will do that for you once you succeed.
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| Sep 24 |
We all become like the people we expose ourselves to. You just get to choose which parts.
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| Sep 24 |
If you keep at it long enough, luck becomes skill.
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| Sep 24 |
You are not obligated to give anyone a second chance.
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| Sep 23 |
If you always feel like a victim, itâs probably because the main character in your story is someone else.
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| Sep 23 |
You can get a surprisingly good personal life map - without of the influence of others - by simply thinking about what you want said at your funeral then reversing it into the present.
It's an astonishingly strong razor for cutting the bullshit out of your life.
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| Sep 23 |
It's amazing how much you can accomplish if you start without needing anyone else's opinion.
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| Sep 22 |
Theyâre not mad at you. Theyâre just taking it out on you.
Big difference.
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| Sep 22 |
What you want most is worth risking it for.
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| Sep 21 |
You probably don't need smaller goals, just fewer.
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| Sep 21 |
There is no benefit to talking about problems you cannot solve. Sometimes you just need to get kicked in the nuts and move on.
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| Sep 21 |
The difference between a smart person and a dumb person isn't whether they make a mistake or not, but how many times they need to repeat the same one to learn.
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| Sep 20 |
If you're having trouble converting traffic, add, don't remove steps. Plan for 3 calls instead of 1. Add a sales letter, not just a few bullets. Expand the length until you get your conversions, then cut it back down to increase the percentages.
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| Sep 19 |
Many people switch careers because they think the career should be without pain, discomfort, or inconvenience. But if you don't have those things, you don't have growth. Which is also a reason people change careers. So either you have pain and grow, or you don't have pain and seek growth. No way around it.
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| Sep 19 |
Bad partnerships are expensive lessons pretending to be opportunities.
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| Sep 19 |
Productivity comes from all the meetings you decline.
Profit comes from all the distractions you don't add.
Peace comes from all the people you remove.
In a world that preaches addition, success becomes subtraction.
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| Sep 19 |
You can beat most people at anything by just showing up after they quit.
Which is occasionally week 3.
Sometimes day 3.
Commonly hour 3.
Mostly attempt 3.
Pick yourself up and do it again.
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| Sep 18 |
Its a better use of time to ask successful people what they gave up in order to be successful rather than what they did. You already spend all your hours. You just need to spend them differently. Which means you need to stop doing the wrong things before you can make room for the right ones.
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| Sep 18 |
Champions train when they don't feel like it.
That's literally the only difference.
Not talent. Not genetics. Not luck.
Just showing up when showing up sucks.
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| Sep 18 |
People want to be mentally tougher but don't define what that actually means.
Toughness: The amount of bad stuff you can take before you change how you act. (Fuse)
Fortitude: The amount your behavior changes from a bad thing once it changes. (Intensity)
Resilience: The amount of time it takes you to return to baseline after a bad thing changes how you act. (Rebound)
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| Sep 17 |
A lot of the pressure around business disappears when you remember the game has been going on since before you were alive and will continue until after you die. The players change, the game stays the same. No one wins. We only play.
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| Sep 17 |
Everyone wants passive income.
No one wants to actively work for a decade to get it.
The "passive" part is the reward, not the strategy.
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| Sep 17 |
Stop looking for the perfect business model.
A mediocre model with psychotic execution beats a perfect model with mediocre execution.
Every. Single. Time.
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| Sep 16 |
Once most people win, they start playing not to lose. But the irony is that you lose by playing not to lose. And the only way to keep winning is to play to win. Which may mean destroying the thing that helped you win last time to get to win next time.
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| Sep 09 |
The largest gains in operational efficiency come from realizing somethingâs not worth doing anymore.
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| Sep 08 |
What people donât tell you about getting what you want is that what you want is usually the same thing other people want.
And as soon as you have it - other people will want to take it from you.
So you have to be willing to fight just has hard to keep it as you did to make it.
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| Sep 08 |
True friends are rarer than the achievements we set out to accomplish and should be valued accordingly.
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| Sep 08 |
You can judge the strength of a friendship by the quantity and quality of times the person will go to bat for you. Counts double when you are not around.
And to have friends like that, you have to be willing to do the same.
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| Sep 04 |
The output of trying hard will always be discounted by people who donât know what itâs like to try so hard. But you canât expect the majority of people to understand because most people have never really tried hard to accomplish anything in their lives.
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| Aug 28 |
Winning comes easy to winners. Which means if you want to have a goal that tests you, winning is where that goal begins, not where it ends.
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| Aug 25 |
The biggest risk to your business isnât your competition, the economy, or key talent leaving.
Itâs that you donât like it enough to keep trying.
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| Aug 24 |
Youâre not overwhelmed youâre under prioritized.
Youâre not over expanded, youâre under talented.
Your goals arenât too big, your timeline is too small.
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| Aug 22 |
Success stops where you donât know how to do something.
Which makes learning to figure it out the most valuable skill you can learn.
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| Aug 19 |
https://t.co/xK5hAJ2Am1
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| Aug 18 |
https://t.co/JM9LkTPZ61
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| Aug 18 |
The rumors are true...
We are live AGAIN on YouTube.
and I'm personally calling as many book donors on the stream as I can until cart close today.
Link to the stream below. https://t.co/wT6pLzDK4p
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| Aug 17 |
In case you missed it... running it back again.
$100M Money Models Encore Live now on YouTube.
https://t.co/94JFjWCVXv https://t.co/dOMPRoek8h
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| Aug 16 |
The stream is up & live now.
So you can hop on the livestream early.
We begin in 30 minutes- at 9am PT / 12pm ET.
This is going to be INSANE. https://t.co/GTJTukF10V
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| Aug 16 |
Save this link: https://t.co/qpC5UtMlfR
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| Aug 16 |
Live in 90 minutes.
Festivities begin at 9am PT / 12pm ET.
$100M Money Models Live Launch on YouTube.
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105 |
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| Aug 15 |
Less than 48 hours until the live launch of $100M Money Models. https://t.co/NdbEodHaWn
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| Aug 11 |
We donât remember very much of our lives.
I think the goal is to create as many of those moments as we can.
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| Aug 08 |
The force is strong with GPT 5
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| Aug 07 |
If you donât say ânoâ to good opportunities you wonât have time to say âyesâ to great ones.
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| Aug 07 |
I beat my personal record driving to the office this morning.
Itâs feelin like a âfuck shit upâ kind of day.
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| Aug 03 |
A lesson I wish I had learned earlier:
When true star talent comes, hire them even if the timing isnât right or your not sure the role is perfectly fitted.
Theyâre like shooting stars. They pass you in the blink of an eye. So you gotta open your eyes or youâll miss it.
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| Aug 02 |
You have to prune a tree for it to grow.
You have to weed a garden for it to flourish.
Shedding is a part of growth.
Unrestricted growth is called cancer.
And it kills you.
Focus means saying no.
To level up - I always have to remind myself ânoâ is how you grow. https://t.co/Flalq67pQK
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| Aug 02 |
Iâve always had an aversion to people saying âI want to build an empireâ mostly because itâsâŚ
Delusional - and - empires all have one thing in common - they end.
So Iâve always preferred utility as the goal. Be useful. Help. Maximize that. And youâll get whatever you want. And, like everything, the people you help and the things you do will disappear. But thatâs okay. While you were here, you came and served.
And I see that as a life well lived. âEmpireâ or not.
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| Aug 01 |
If you want to build an empire, you donât start with the edge of the United States and try to defend it as one person.
Itâs a weak empire and only exists in your mind.
You build one by fortifying your yard. And making it impregnable.
Then slowly. Adding new walls further out.
This is how you expand as an entrepreneur.
You start narrow small and dig your trenches deep. Then draw slightly wider circles outwards.
You telling everyone about this âplatformâ and âall in oneâ âone stop shopâ only exists in your mind.
In reality you canât even do the basics, and you just need to learn to say âsomeday but not today.â And focus on digging the ditch in front of you around the area you can see with your eyes. Not imagine with your mind.
Otherwise your success, like your empire, will only live there - in your imagination.
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| Jul 29 |
Itâs never a straight line. It only seems that way when you tell the story in reverse. Most of the times its realizing the countless stupid mistakes you made followed by pangs of anxietyâŚfor yrs
The story:
âYea its been great. Super happy with our progress. We got a great teamâ
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| Jul 29 |
The thing about helping younger folks in business is that they tend to advance faster because they donât spend nearly the amount of time trying to justify why something wonât work.
They also donât even know what âa lotâ of money is - itâs all just Monopoly money to them.
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| Jul 29 |
When you sell services, if you do a good job, you can mark your progress by your ability to raise your prices because:
1) you get better
2) your reputation gets better
3) you get better at selling
4) you sell to better customers
Unless your strategy is low cost.
This is the way
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| Jul 26 |
Youâre not moving as fast as you want not because youâre slow. Youâre not moving as fast you want because youâre not moving at all.
You have decisions to make and youâre not making them.
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| Jul 26 |
Access to attention is rarer to than access to capital.
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| Jul 26 |
I just thought of how funny it would be if peopleâs Facebook relationship statuses were like LinkedIn work histories.
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| Jul 22 |
Iâm older than Google, Amazon, Facebook, YouTube, Nvidia, iPhones, and Bitcoin.
So yea, Iâve got that going for me.
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| Jul 20 |
Mobile command center.
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| Jul 20 |
27 days leftâŚ
<4 weeks out.
2 years in the making.
The home stretch.
Ty all for being dope AF.
My Sunday flow. https://t.co/CCCA7dgz6f
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| Jul 20 |
You would have more of what you want if you worked harder on it.
But working harder doesnât always mean âspend more time on itâ
Sometimes it means doing things that feel seemingly impossible - but take less time than doing what youâve always been doing.
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| Jul 19 |
Hereâs where the QR code lives: https://t.co/7JExXXZkc4
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| Jul 19 |
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More things comingâŚ
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| Jul 17 |
One of my early mentors who recently passed away taught me a marketing lesson Ill never forget:
If you want something to be a big deal.
Make it a big deal.
Simple, but profound.
Not all things are worth making a big deal out of.
And nothing is inherently a big deal to begin w
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| Jul 17 |
Register free at https://t.co/dzCFITuMMd
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| Jul 16 |
Form here: https://t.co/slG1P1wObp
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| Jul 16 |
Business owners: at 10:30AM PST tomorrow (Wed 7/16) I will call 5 of you to help with scaling your business.
It will be streamed on YouTube.
Submit your info below to be selected đ
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| Jul 15 |
Most things worth waiting for, are also worth working for, which you donât need to wait to start working for.
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