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Jay Z is the goat 🐐 don’t let this 2026 narrative fool you.
Jay Z rapped his way through it. He’s always been relevant. I can always go back to Jay Z albums.
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Kanye West unveils street sign named after late mother
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Never give someone the same access to you after they reveal envy, insecurity, comparison, or resentment. Once you see those signs, believe what you’re seeing and cut ’em off.
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I hate to break it to you, but if you want to be successful and you aren't from a rich family, you have to sacrifice a lot. You have to sacrifice your health, your mental health, your personal life, and your reputation. For every rich family and every trust fund baby you see, there was someone in that family who sacrificed everything to build that wealth.
It takes a psychopathic and sociopathic level of dedication to make it out of this corrupt system.
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Internet Is Cool and All but It's Sucks A lot Of You Guys and Girls Are Living A False Life On Here Apart From Your Physical, Everyday Reality. A lot Of Y'all Are Broke, Insecure In Real Life but Egotistical On Here, False Entitled and Opinionated Just For Likes and Retweets.
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Jimmy Iovine just gave me great advice: Build friendships with a sniper rifle, not a shotgun.
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It's important to occasionally travel to reset your preconceptions and update your perspective on life, but too much of modern traveling is simply about avoiding to face the reality that you don't have any place you can call "home," because you never made the efforts to build it.
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Some of the biggest blessings of yo life will come from the hardest seasons
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When choosing people to work and associate with, do not be mesmerized by their reputation or taken in by the surface image they try to project.
Instead, train yourself to look deep within them, to their past actions, to see their character.
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Figuring out how to maintain a high-energy version of yourself is half of the job regardless of what your goals are.
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Getting older teaches you to refrain from giving advice to 99% of people; most of them will just get defensive and feel like you are being condescendant and should just mind your own business anyway; some of them will actually fully agree with you but won't take any step forward (which will result in time wasted for everybody); and a few of them will nod and smile, but actually start to secretly hate you; and as you look back in retrospect ten or twenty years later, it becomes obvious that the few people with agency who did listen to your advice would have figured things out on their own anyway.















