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Joined January 2023
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this just made me realize i'm not aiming high enough
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Replying to @ZssBecker
I've been rich and I've been poor. The only thing that brought me actual joy in both situations was becoming. That's it. Being a little better than I was yesterday. Nothing material can give you that. When you find peace in your own mind, you are extremely rich.
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You don't need to know exactly where you'll end up. You just need to keep becoming more capable. Capability creates options, options create opportunities, and opportunities create futures that were invisible when you started.
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The world belongs to people who have the balls to throw themselves into situations where nothing is guaranteed
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This is my job description
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Replying to @AvantPrince_
Building a life with intention is the real win
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Carl Jung was right when he said: in my experience, I have found that the solutions to all of life’s most intractable problems are not found through any form of intellect or cleverness. They are solved simply by moving on.
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Replying to @TetraChad
I hate the idea people have in their heads that once you reach a certain age the fun stops.
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Replying to @Bowtiedplayer
only the extremities and exceptions seem to get highlighted these days
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what separates the relentless from the merely busy is clarity of target. the busy are in motion without direction, confusing activity with progress. the relentless have identified, with precision, the thing they are chasing. and every action either closes the distance or is discarded. there is no wasted motion in the relentless pursuit, only sacrifice that has been deemed necessary.
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Replying to @thebeautyofsaas
Fear is a tax on your potential.
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Rejection is just divine redirection. Everything that I’ve been rejected for has led me to something greater more aligned and better for me.
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Replying to @ShaneHummus
A job can be a valuable training ground for entrepreneurship. You’re not just earning a paycheck, you’re building skills, learning how organizations operate, and gaining experience you can later apply to your own business.
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you will do a complete 180 once you figure out what you want from life and fully buy into that dream realizing that every day is an opportunity to create something new that has the potential to change your life the closest you can get to feeling high without abusing substances
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Replying to @thebeautyofsaas
how I identified my unfair advantages: 1) It’s something I truly WANT to do 2) It’s scalable and leveraged 3) It comes easily to me but hard to others The truth is there’s no perfect way to success. There’s only your way. Once you find it, you’ll know.
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The fastest way to get ahead is to get obsessed for 1 year. Pick a skill people pay for. Get extremely good at it. Build proof that you're good at it. Create content about it and put your proof online. Iterate until you get it right. That's how you can change your life in 1 year.
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Replying to @gregogallagher
Moderation is a lost art
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Replying to @lichthauch
miracles happen everyday. if you have the ability to persist and stay with it, you too will become start making things happen that once seemed impossible. staying the course is the biggest challenge and contributing factor.
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Replying to @heydannymiranda
My dog literally led me into an open door on a busy street in San Francisco that turned out to be an AA meeting. 18 years later here I am living my best life because of her.
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