The single greatest change in my life came from doing one thing: Ignoring people’s advice who didn't have what I wanted. This includes parents, friends, acquaintances, and random posts I see on my newsfeed. The world got quieter, and that made decisions a lot easier.
Find what works. Do more of what works. Find the thing preventing you from doing more of what works. Solve it. Do more of what works. Repeat.
When you start out, no one takes you seriously. It also means they won’t see you coming. It’s an advantage you only get once. Use it.
I need better words to say this but…the biggest motivator I’ve found is trying to meet the insanely high bar future me has for how hard I should try. He never lets me off with a win. I have to beat me
Business grow to their constraint and no further. Strategic initiatives not focused on relieving the constraint are a waste of resources. This is why many people work, and yet, don’t grow.
To become great, you gotta be bad for a very long time.
I built wealth without: 1) Reading a book a week 2) Making my bed 3) Journaling 4) 2 hour morning routine 5) Giving up alcohol 6) Waiting to marry 7) Giving up netflix 8) Leverage You just gotta find
I built wealth without: 1) Reading a book a week 2) Making my bed 3) Journaling 4) 2 hour morning routine 5) Giving up alcohol 6) Waiting to marry 7) Giving up netflix 8) Leverage You just gotta find
Richer people wont judge you for saving your money. Fitter people wont judge you for cutting your calories. Higher status people wont judge you for cutting bad friends. It’s the people going nowhere w
The best way to retain a customer is to sell them something else.
The better the people you hire, the more money you will make, even if you pay them more.
If you’re going to do it eventually, you might as well do it now.
