The best io domain i've ever seen was factor io (they do logistics)

"Throughout my Twitter career, I generated impressions from people with a combined net worth of 30 billion dollars through shitposting. The shitposts they saw were essential to their success. Book a call! 👇😉"

I respectfully disagree. If someone enjoys creating content, they should do so. It’s a great way to build a side income, and these skills can’t be learned overnight - might as well start early. Everyone will find an audience, no matter what. Sure, it’s 5x easier if you’ve achieved something, but that shouldn’t be a barrier. If only ultra-successful people were allowed to yap, there’d be no one relatable for the general population. And at what point should someone start building a personal brand? At $100k/month? Or should only Ray Dalio be allowed to yap? “Yap and build” can work. Some people prefer yapping over building, some are the other way around. Of course, I’m not talking about people who make false claims and rent cars and watches to flex (they should die immediately) - everyone else is completely fine. I can think of many people who started a personal brand before becoming a “high-value man with a huge shisha in Dubai.” That doesn’t make their content bad. Hamza, Andrew Kirby, Jack, etc., just to name a few.

Working out is modern couture. No outfit is going to make you feel as good as having a fit body.

The first couple of hours should definitely be sacred. That’s the time when you have the most energy and the least decision fatigue. Every hour of work before the first meal is like a couple of hours of work after 2PM.

99% of people believe they’re either “working” or “living” because they chose to work on something that isn’t fun for them. Sam Ovens’ video, The Genius of Contradiction, covers this extensively. It’s never an “either/or” You can choose to make your work fun and exciting.