| May 23 |
Itâs impossible to get what you want when you spend all your life trying to get the average of what the five loudest people in your life want.
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| May 22 |
You can tell exactly how motivated someone is by how many different ways theyâre willing to try without giving up.
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592 |
200 |
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114 |
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| May 22 |
In more than one way, the person with the most real friends usually wins.
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| May 22 |
People work their whole lives for what they could get in a few years if they just went all in.
Deleting work life balance for a season gives you more work life balance over a lifetime.
You're not crazy for working hard, you're crazy for trying to get them to understand.
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| May 22 |
Attraction isnt something you do. It's something that happens after you become so good that people tell others on your behalf - aka - *attraction*. Making it seem magical keeps far too many waiting for some once in a lifetime intro that never comes. Get good. Get known. Get rich.
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| May 21 |
Most people want to be someone rather than do something.
So they avoid doing the work in favor of looking like theyâre doing the work.
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81.9k |
135 |
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| May 21 |
People get rich when they do one thing.
Then get poor when they try to do another thing.
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110.7k |
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| May 21 |
Success makes a lot more sense if you think of it like trying to hit a target where your intelligence is your accuracy and your determination is the number of shots you take.
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| May 21 |
You either win, or you give up before you win.
There are no other outcomes.
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715 |
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170.6k |
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| May 20 |
Friendly reminder that youâve survived things you thought would destroy you.
Youâre not made of glass.
Carry yourself accordingly.
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132 |
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| May 20 |
If you donât control your schedule, you donât control your life.
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64 |
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| May 19 |
A lot of management just comes down to:
Tell them what you want
Show them how to do it
Check in to make sure they did
Give feedback on the outcome
And just doing that until you die.
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| May 19 |
The objective is to make âmaking your dayâ as low a bar as possible.
Big goals. Small wins.
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| May 19 |
This is the end state when you have a system that can only add and never delete.
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| May 18 |
August 16, 2025. 9am/12pm PT.
Block your calendar. Expect fireworks. https://t.co/arZwlhjkEs
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92 |
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| May 18 |
The reason focus is so important in the beginning is that the only solid employee in your business is you.
And you would never tell that person to work on four things at the same time and see what works.
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| May 17 |
Until you win, everyone asks you why youâre working so hard.
After you win, everyone asks why youâre working so hard.
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519 |
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166k |
119 |
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| May 16 |
Self love is holding yourself to a higher standard than anyone else willâbridging the gap between the person you are and the person you want to become.
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151 |
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| May 15 |
You cannot both want average people to approve of your decisions and live an above average life.
The price of admission is the loss of the approval.
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728 |
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195.8k |
149 |
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| May 15 |
To get an outsized return you - by definition - have to do something other people donât agree with.
If they agree, then youâre betting on the same thing they are - and youâll get the same return as they do - which isnt outsized.
Winning big requires you to think for yourself.
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261 |
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278 |
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| May 15 |
When something is harder than you thought it would be, consider that the reward may also be better than you thought it would be too.
Just because itâs harder than you thought doesnât make it any less worth it.
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| May 14 |
Do you want to be liked, or do you want to win?
- Marc Andreesen
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65 |
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| May 14 |
Youâd be amazed what you can accomplish when you start giving your full attention to one thing rather than dividing your attention among many.
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749 |
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142 |
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| May 14 |
When you start out, no one takes you seriously.
It also means they wonât see you coming.
Itâs an advantage you only get once. Use it.
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570 |
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136 |
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| May 13 |
Life will not give you what you want if you want everything.
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281 |
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106.5k |
60 |
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| May 13 |
Friendly reminder that you don't need a morning routine to make money.
You need to do something for rich people they don't know how to do.
You need to let them know about it.
And you need to keep doing it far past the point of you getting bored.
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| May 12 |
You can tell a lot about yourself by what you're willing to accept in exchange for your dreams.
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95 |
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| May 12 |
Discipline is prioritizing later vs now.
Learning is changing what you do in the same environment.
Patience is figuring out what to do in the meantime.
You need the first to do the second. You need the second to do the third.
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| May 12 |
How to stay poor:
Quit.
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31 |
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24 |
. |
| May 12 |
How to stay poor:
Take directions from people who arenât where you want to be on how to get there.
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448 |
41 |
13 |
31k |
99 |
. |
| May 12 |
How to stay poor:
Value the opinion of others over your own experience.
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286 |
23 |
5 |
9k |
72 |
. |
| May 12 |
How to stay poor:
Assume anyone making money is smarter than you.
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330 |
19 |
6 |
10.2k |
66 |
. |
| May 12 |
How to stay poor:
Get married to someone who spends more than you make. đ§ľ
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332 |
131 |
188.6k |
74 |
. |
| May 12 |
Letting mediocre employees stay costs you more in four ways:
1) The money you pay them
2) The mistakes they make that cost you
3) The money you would've made by having a good employee in their place
4) The money you lose from winners by showing them mediocrity is tolerated
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133 |
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274 |
. |
| May 12 |
If you donât have confidence, build evidence.
If you donât have evidence, build skill.
If you donât have skill, build discipline.
If you donât have discipline, build accountability.
If you donât have accountability, remove friends + change environment + add stakes.
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838 |
256 |
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270 |
. |
| May 12 |
You don't need a new plan. You need to give your current plan enough time to work.
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5.3k |
549 |
285 |
184.1k |
82 |
. |
| May 11 |
The easiest way to make more money is to solve expensive problems for people who can afford to pay them.
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7k |
708 |
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205.4k |
104 |
. |
| May 11 |
People will only cheer for you as long as you can't beat them at the game they value most.
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359 |
188 |
137.6k |
90 |
. |
| May 11 |
The single greatest skill you can develop is the ability to stay in a great mood in the absence of things to be in a great mood about.
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16.9k |
604 |
3.04M |
134 |
. |
| May 11 |
If you donât know what to do, the answer is to learn.
If you know what to do , the answer is to do it.
If you are already doing it, the answer is to never stop.
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5.8k |
794 |
255 |
170.4k |
160 |
. |
| May 11 |
The advice youâd give your younger self is usually the same advice you need to hear now.
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300 |
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118.9k |
88 |
. |
| May 10 |
Everyone has the ability to change their lives.
Most just lack the will to try.
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337 |
175 |
112.4k |
80 |
. |
| May 10 |
How to not take no for an answer:
1) Ask again
2) And again
3) And again a different way
4) And again
5) Then offer more money
6) Then get someone else to offer it
7) Then see if you can get it somewhere else or from someone else
8) Repeat
This works. Very effective.
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243 |
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269 |
. |
| May 10 |
The only point of suffering is who you become from it.
The price of becoming is suffering.
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405 |
223 |
118.9k |
91 |
. |
| May 10 |
The world doesn't need more managers, it needs more drivers.
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2k |
100 |
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60 |
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| May 10 |
I feel like there should be a word for the tired you feel after a long days work where youâre so tired it feels good.
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121 |
343 |
143.6k |
117 |
. |
| May 10 |
95% of people already live better than the richest people in all of human history. And yet we still think that an age of AI abundance (aka more & better) is somehow going to be "different this time".
We suffer because of how we think about reality, not reality.
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2k |
139 |
128 |
81.5k |
266 |
. |
| May 09 |
You've already achieved the things you said would make you successful.
|
2.2k |
128 |
123 |
95.3k |
70 |
. |
| May 09 |
Itâs easy to stay ahead as long as you:
1) ignore the status games of society
2) keep doing stuff you want
3) keep getting better
4) judge yourself by your own scorecard rather than someone elseâs
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3.2k |
364 |
162 |
101.6k |
197 |
. |
| May 09 |
The best way to identify a great friend is how they react when you win.
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2.1k |
327 |
459.7k |
71 |
. |
| May 09 |
Every man become an infinitely more dangerous version of themselves the moment they realize they donât need anyoneâs approval or permission.
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7.9k |
870 |
242 |
213.9k |
140 |
. |
| May 09 |
Itâs really hard to stay motivated when youâre not seeing results.
Itâs also the most important time to stay motivated because if you stop working, youâll never get the results.
|
5.1k |
629 |
300 |
161.3k |
179 |
. |
| May 08 |
For everyone under 30:
The world doesnât hate you.
Youâre just not good at anything yet.
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5.5k |
357 |
180 |
153.8k |
90 |
. |
| May 08 |
There are people who talk about work life balance.
There are people who become the best in the world.
They are not the same people.
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2.2k |
213 |
185 |
96.5k |
133 |
. |
| May 08 |
People donât want to be told what to do, they want to be sold what to do.
People donât lack information, they lack conviction.
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2.9k |
259 |
169 |
104.8k |
127 |
. |
| May 08 |
You have to give up a lot to get a lot.
The price of what you want is what you have. The price of what you have is what you want.
Itâs up to you to decide which is more expensive.
And thereâs more than one right answer.
And the answer can change.
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1.7k |
189 |
167 |
65.2k |
250 |
. |
| May 08 |
If youâre willing to wait, you can get anything you want without luck.
If youâre not willing to wait, youâll never get anything you want without luck.
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2.8k |
276 |
220 |
91.7k |
151 |
. |
| May 08 |
We give up our 20s for our 30s.
Our 30s for our 40s.
Our 40s for our 50s.
And we'd trade everything we achieved in our 30s, 40s, and 50s to get back to our 20s.
|
4.1k |
332 |
257 |
201.5k |
163 |
. |
| May 07 |
Friendly reminder that every person who doubts you is right until they arenât. Itâs not a bug itâs a feature.
|
3.2k |
301 |
140 |
100.7k |
109 |
. |
| May 07 |
The fastest way to become the man you want to become is to surround yourself with people who force you to become him.
|
3.8k |
376 |
192 |
110k |
117 |
. |
| May 07 |
Figure out what you want.
Ignore the opinions of others.
Do so much work it would be unreasonable that you fail.
Realize it never mattered to begin with.
Help others once you get there.
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3.9k |
516 |
163 |
117.5k |
187 |
. |
| May 07 |
You can work to get anything you want. But you have to sacrifice other things you want to keep it.
And thatâs sometimes harder than the work.
|
2.1k |
198 |
195 |
81.1k |
142 |
. |
| May 07 |
Personal observation:
You get absolutely better returns at the top ends of achievement because oftentimes assets pool to the winners.
The problem is to achieve the highest levels you have to give up proportional amounts of the things you hoped the achievements would get you.
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1.1k |
76 |
151 |
56.2k |
277 |
. |
| May 07 |
What's hard today is just another day tomorrow. We get used to it.
What makes the hard work of growth so hard is that growth stays the same but what you trade for it changes:
Distraction
Free time
Friends
Family
Peace
Privacy
Only you get to decide if it's worth it.
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1.2k |
95 |
134 |
48.3k |
271 |
. |
| May 06 |
If youâre willing to work 10 years without a return, you can accomplish anything.
You can also get there faster, because youâre not wasting all your mental effort on not being âthereâ yet.
|
3.3k |
308 |
164 |
120.1k |
189 |
. |
| May 06 |
There comes a time when the hard work you have to do is learning that you can't work any harder any longer. And that you have to change from what got you here to what will get you to where you wanna go.
|
2.2k |
206 |
169 |
101.8k |
202 |
. |
| May 06 |
The ambitious trade their present for their future.
The wealthy trade their past for the present.
The poor trade their future for today.
|
2.1k |
224 |
176 |
89.1k |
136 |
. |
| May 06 |
Most people donât get what they want because theyâre unwilling to give up what they have.
|
2.9k |
308 |
278 |
101.9k |
89 |
. |
| May 06 |
In some seasons of life, maintaining is winning.
|
4.2k |
428 |
220 |
139.3k |
48 |
. |
| May 06 |
You canât become anyone new if youâre unwilling to give up who you were.
You canât get anywhere new until you leave where you are.
We always have to risk what we have for what we want.
|
2.7k |
313 |
183 |
95.3k |
186 |
. |
| May 05 |
What you want comes at the price of what you have.
And what you have comes at the price of what you want.
We get to pick which we'd rather have and which we'd rather lose.
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1.7k |
155 |
126 |
69.1k |
174 |
. |
| May 05 |
Who you become in the process of accomplishing a goal is the real prize.
The goal just gives you a reason to become that person.
|
3.2k |
416 |
185 |
105.8k |
130 |
. |
| May 05 |
The price of change is the life you have to give up to get the life you want.
|
3.6k |
430 |
237 |
118.4k |
77 |
. |
| May 05 |
If you talk about âwork life balanceâ as a 22 year old man, youâre hanging out with the wrong people.
|
8.3k |
667 |
389 |
365.3k |
101 |
. |
| May 04 |
The reason youâre struggling to make the hard call isnât because the decision is hard but because you havenât decided where youâre trying to go.
Itâs impossible to figure out which path in the road to take if you donât know where youâre going.
|
2k |
178 |
175 |
88.1k |
244 |
. |
| May 04 |
Iâm pretty sure the difference between a happy life and an unhappy one doesnât come down to how many good or bad days you have but which days you think about over and over again.
|
2.3k |
192 |
156 |
93.9k |
178 |
. |
| May 04 |
Youâre not having a bad year.
You had a few bad days that youâre thinking about for the rest of the year.
|
2.7k |
187 |
190 |
89.7k |
107 |
. |
| May 04 |
People think they need to learn more.
They really just need to do more.
|
5.9k |
723 |
338 |
193.8k |
72 |
. |
| May 04 |
As simple as this soundsâŚIf youâre poor and have friends who stays up late, drinks, and plays video gamesâŚand you don't want to do that anymoreâŚstop hanging out with them.
|
2.9k |
207 |
200 |
107k |
171 |
. |
| May 03 |
Whether you fail or succeed, you only have to start from scratch once. Every time after that you start with experience.
|
3.2k |
430 |
143 |
96.4k |
119 |
. |
| May 03 |
The main reason you canât stay motivated is because youâre trying to accomplish other peopleâs goals rather than your own.
|
3.6k |
406 |
181 |
130.3k |
122 |
. |
| May 03 |
You can accomplish whatever you want as long as you're willing to be misunderstood for a long time.
And being misunderstood looks like everything thinking your idea is bad, you're wasting your life pursuing it, and you should've just stuck with what you were doing.
|
3.6k |
428 |
207 |
161.7k |
266 |
. |
| May 03 |
People are gonna judge you no matter what. You might as well be judged for trying and failing than not trying at all.
|
3.7k |
501 |
224 |
144k |
117 |
. |
| May 03 |
The fastest way to make more money is...to ask for more money.
A lot of making money comes down to realizing you don't need anyone's permission to ask for what you want.
|
3.1k |
220 |
185 |
98.3k |
170 |
. |
| May 02 |
The work it takes to win looks like doing the same thing over and over again with tiny variations in search of a few big improvements.
|
2.5k |
230 |
151 |
80.7k |
134 |
. |
| May 02 |
The difference between a good employee and a great employee is the size of the decisions you can trust them to make without you.
|
2k |
158 |
141 |
73.5k |
128 |
. |
| May 02 |
If you think someone is a bad human being, fire them the moment you realize it.
The best day to cut out cancer is the day you find out it exists.
|
2.8k |
218 |
151 |
108.9k |
146 |
. |
| May 02 |
Real friends want you to win.
And once you start winning, you realize how rare real friends really are.
|
5.7k |
661 |
277 |
184.7k |
103 |
. |
| May 02 |
Itâs amazing how much you can get done if you work for 12 hours without your phone.
|
5.5k |
401 |
315 |
153k |
83 |
. |
| May 02 |
More people lose from fear of failure than actual failure.
|
3.8k |
442 |
236 |
124.8k |
58 |
. |
| May 01 |
The things we believe to be true but aren't, cost us far more than any debts we inherit.
Poverty is passed down through education not liabilities.
|
1.3k |
126 |
139 |
56k |
147 |
. |
| May 01 |
The only difference between a rich person and poor person is what they do in their free time.
Abundance favors the persistent, not the deserving.
|
4.3k |
455 |
220 |
128.8k |
146 |
. |
| May 01 |
They couldnât beat you, so they convinced you, you were wrong.
|
2.1k |
154 |
190 |
71.6k |
62 |
. |
| May 01 |
The fastest way to make more money is take what youâre already good at, and do it for people who have more money.
Rich people pay more for the same stuff.
|
5.6k |
506 |
245 |
173.3k |
155 |
. |
| May 01 |
You donât need to be smart to get rich, you just need to not stop.
|
5.8k |
521 |
265 |
150.1k |
66 |
. |
| Apr 30 |
If you work smart not hard, you will get beaten by someone who works smart and hard.
|
3.6k |
362 |
220 |
104.4k |
84 |
. |
| Apr 30 |
The only people who care about your mistakes are the ones who hope you fail.
|
3.3k |
407 |
203 |
109.6k |
76 |
. |
| Apr 30 |
Thereâs nothing more indicative of future success than the ability to endure present pain.
|
4.3k |
472 |
198 |
116.6k |
90 |
. |
| Apr 30 |
The people closest to you take the longest to get on board because they have the most proof to convince them theyâre right.
Which means you just have to accumulate more evidence of who you want to become than who youâve been.
|
1.7k |
132 |
169 |
61k |
226 |
. |
| Apr 30 |
The real work begins when the excitement to work ends.
|
4.4k |
441 |
244 |
128.4k |
54 |
. |