This year i've now been to: Dallas, Tx (4 days) Austin Tx (3 weeks) Laguna Beach, CA (1 month) Newport Beach, Ca (1 week) San Diego, Ca (5 weeks) Dana Point, Ca (3 weeks) Temecula, Ca (10 days) Todos Santos, Mexico (1 week) La Paz, Mexico (1 week) Scottsdale, Az (1 week) Breckenridge, Co (1 month) Grand Junction, Co (~2 weeks) Denver, Co (3 days) New York City (1 week) Heartfort, Ct (3 days) Boston, Ma (1 month) Milan, Italy (1 week) Monaco (2 weeks) St Tropez, France (2 days) Nice, France (1 week) Venize, Italy (4 days) Florence, Italy (10 days) Sardinia (2 weeks) On the list up coming: Munich for oktoberfest Greece Tokyo, Japan Anywhere eIse I should go?

YOU CAN'T COMPETE WITH SOMEONE WHO'S PLAYING FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME.

Your brain believes whatever you repeat. Say "I'm behind" for years and it builds you a life that proves it. Say "I'm not a money person" and it hides every opportunity so you're right. Say "I'll figure it out" and it quietly starts looking for how to make it happen. Neuroplasticity doesn't check whether the sentence is good for you. It just wires it into your subconscious behaviors. Repetition isn't a habit. It's what your brains belief system is built with.

My view from lunch today on a remote island in the Mediterranean. I used to dream of days like this when I was 36 hours deep on some video I was making locked in my apartment in Idaho.

Underrated life advice: be the dumbest person in the room who's actually doing it. The smart ones will explain why it won't work. Let them. You'll be bad for six months, then good, while the smart ones will ask how. Dumb and moving beats being brilliant and standing still.

I'm 27, made $10m online, and I still don't own a house. Most people call that irresponsible. In reality, I can move to a new city for a month. Nothing tying me down. No mortgage making me comfortable enough to slow down. Your life doesn't have to look right to anyone but you.

Sentences that changed my life: • You're going to die. • The quality of your life is directly proportional to your tolerance for uncertainty. • The moment you are disturbed by insult or pleased by praise, you are still a slave. • The solution to anxiety is action. • Envy is a sign that you ought to be doing more with your life. • The fastest way to become the person you want to be is to put yourself in a situation where you have no choice but to become them. • Learning more is a smart person's favorite form of procrastination. • You can learn anything in 2 weeks. • Change your beliefs ad you’ll change your reality. • People dumber than you are getting richer than you. • You will always receive the lowest standard you tolerate. • To become great, you gotta be bad for a very long time. • It’s better to listen to a wise man than insist on being a fool. • Some people are so broke that all they have is money. • You are the average of the 5 people you spend most of your time with.

I hate losing. But I respect it. You don't just win. You lose your way there. Losing hurts enough to make you ask the questions winning never does: What am I doing wrong? What has to change? And the answer doesn't start with anyone else. It starts in the mirror. Winning begins the moment you're willing to change.

2027 is 4 months away. 2016 was 10 years ago. Covid happened 6 years ago. People born in 1990 are 14 years away from being 50 and 2007 is further away than 2040. Time is moving fast. Stop waiting for the perfect time and start building the life you want now... today.

Smart people often have this dangerous habit: They overthink as a substitute for action. But overthinking doesn’t touch the physical reality. An idea hasn’t been tested until it interacts with the real world. You don’t think your way to a better life - you instead attempt something, be met with failure, and use that failure as a guiding light of what to do next. Thats what gets you to the destination of success.

I regret to inform you that “lock tf in and build generational wealth” is still probably some of the best wealth advice of all time.

Behavioral sciences says that we shape behaviors through positive or negative reinforcement. So if you delete your content that doesn’t perform it forces your brain to stop making content that doesn’t perform. You can literally program your brain to be a viral content machine.

If someone told you that you had to fail exactly 30 times before it worked, how fast would you go fail 30 times? You'd be on failure 9 by Friday. That's the secret dude. The number isn't 30. It's usually way less. But nobody tells you the number, so you treat every miss like it might be the last one you can afford. It isn't. It's just one of the 30 failures… or however many it takes. Start knocking them out one by one.

My personal question to you is why not you? You've got the brains. You can make decisions. You can study the blueprint. You can change your life. You can make your dreams come true. You can become healthy. You can become powerful. Why not you? Why not now?

There has never been a better time in history to be obsessed and downright delusional with your potential. Life is literally waiting for you to wake up and make something happen. Nobody can stop you because your potential is limitless. The only person in your way is you.

In 2009 a psychologist put people in a brain scanner and asked them to think about themselves. One region lit up. Then a stranger. It went quiet. Then their future self ten years out. Quiet. Same as the stranger. Your brain doesn't think future you is you. It thinks future you is some person you don’t know. That's why the workout gets skipped and the savings get spent and the night gets scrolled away. You're not choosing now over later. You're choosing you over a stranger. Nobody sacrifices for a stranger. The people who get somewhere aren't more disciplined. They just became friends with the person they want to become.

Woke up Breakfast 30 minute walk Italian cappuccino Work out Swim Life is GOOD

Travel the world. Make $30k+ a month. Do whatever you want every day. No boss. No office job. No bull****.