I looked into your eyes once. I found all my wishes and in the same moment saw them all come true. My love for you runs through my veins like the rivers of heaven. And when you are away, I look for you in the flowers, the sunset, and in the moon. And if a thousand others love you, they only love you a drop compared to my ocean of love for you. I would recognize you in total darkness, were you mute and I deaf. I would recognize you in another lifetime entirely, in different bodies, different times. And I would love you in all of this, until the very last star in the sky burnt out into the oblivion.

Lives as difficult as mine crush 99% of those who endure them, and make world-famous winners of the survivors. Pressure makes diamonds. The pain of unjust imprisonment refills my chi well. It reestablishes my powers. Hurt me. That’s why I win.

There is no joy without pain. Pain carves a ravine in your heart. And it’s only the ravine that fills with joy. Without pain, with a smooth undamaged heart, joy splashes off like water off a duck’s back. There is no light without dark.

After the time my Dad fought three men, he would regularly say: “My unmatched perspicacity coupled with sheer indefatigability makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor.” The premise is simple, if you PAY ATTENTION and NEVER QUIT, you are dangerous in ALL realms. So let me ask you a question, “Do you accept the world is different now than it was in 1999?” If the answer is yes (it better be), then you must accept the world changed between 1999 and 2026. A smaller change. But a change nonetheless. It is a combination of incremental changes year after year that has made the world such a vastly different place over time. If you accept that the year 2050 will be different from the year 2026, then you must accept that this year will be different from the last year, just at a smaller scale. This is where PERSPICACITY pays dividends. The changes are smaller, and you must pay more attention, but THEY ARE THERE. And if you notice them before they are glaringly obvious enough for the peasants to notice, you gain a massive competitive advantage. THIS IS HOW YOU WIN. The question is, “What will you do about it?” Will you take massive action on the tiny changes in the world to enjoy monumental success? Or will you sit around and wait for the changes in the world to be so glaringly obvious that there is no opportunity left to profit? Some say, “The early bird catches the worm.” Tate says: “My unmatched perspicacity coupled with sheer indefatigability makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor.” This was my Dad’s eternal lesson.

Men become noble through suffering. Nobility is suffering more than the peasants. Think of the weakest, least reliable, most cowardly, most backstabbing men you know… and you will see they’ve had easy lives.

My Dad told me, “Son, the world doesn’t owe you shit. You fight for everything”. My Dad was a superhero. Chess master, fighter, genius. Every kid should see their father as unbeatable, and mine was. Chess wasn’t just a game to him. It was war. He’d play chess with me for hours. I’d lose, and he’d say, “Figure it out”. He could talk his way out of anything and beat anyone in a fight or debate. He’d walk into a room, and everyone knew he was the boss. Chess players feared him. Men respected him. I thought he could do anything. A man is a product of his environment. I got my edge from him. That’s why I’m unbreakable. I am who I am because of my father. From my father, I was instilled with a mindset of excellence.

Five events that will change every man's life 1) A friend betraying you. 2) The death of your father. 3) Winning a fight. 4) Losing a fight. 5) Finding out the woman you love had sex with someone else.

There really is nothing to life outside of having kids. Get rich as possible so you can take care of everyone and just have children. Cars and fighting are fun. Everything else is shit. Even sex is shit without kids being made. Super cars, work, fight, children. Thats it.