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Discipline is scalable to all aspects of life. You can’t be the best in the world at anything without discipline and persistence, no matter how much talent you have. Ray Kroc’s quote comes to mind.
One of the things blowing my mind is the existence of the Olympic athletes who are also excellent in their day jobs & studies. PhDs, medical experts, etc. There's really no excuse to not live up to your full potential.
~20 years ago @BarackObama was a relative nobody, a local state senator Kerry gave him the chance to address the DNC; the major networks didn't even bother covering the speech. Then he gave this speech which led to him becoming president and history was altered. Great stuff.
I think about this all the time And how it can take the right community to try to lift you up into the top 10% of the possible life paths from where you are now 10,000 conversations with a 100 people could eliminate most of the bad paths and lead you towards the good ones
My YouTube side hustle makes me more than $4500/week. I made a guide compiling 20 ways to help you make $400 a day using ChatGPT. Usually $199, but today, it's Free. To get: -Rt & Like this post -Comment 'send' I will DM it to you (Must be following me)
People are making $5000 per month on Youtube creating Faceless Channels. No filming or editing skills required. Here's how to get started with AI:
"An average idea in the hands of an able man is worth much more than an outstanding idea in the possession of a person with only average ability." — Georges Doriot (father of venture capital)
The game, in case no one took the time to explain it to you: As quickly & efficiently as possible, transmute your labor into ownership of scarce and / or productive assets. (Hence: “capital”-ism.)
When people set out to build a company they either want the satisfaction of building a well run machine that they can walk away from or they want to build scaffolding around them that lets them do more of what they like. These are pretty divergent but they get lumped together.
Your potential, the absolute best you’re capable of—that’s the metric to measure yourself against. Your standards are. Winning is not enough. People can get lucky and win. People can be assholes and win. Anyone can win. But not everyone is the best possible version of themselves.
Let me get this straight. You’ve never run a small business. Your plan is to take out a loan that exceeds your net worth, and includes every dollar of savings you have, and the car you drive your kids to elementary school in… to buy in an industry you have no experience in.…
Losers will always find an excuse for losing. Winners will always find a way to win.
insight I really like from Jensen at NVIDIA for the latest @AcquiredFM companies don’t have to predict the future, they just have to be close enough to the opportunities that a diving catch can get you there Or “It’s better to be approximately right than exactly wrong”…
Some fights are better avoided even when your opponent seems weaker than you. 🙏🏾 Please watch.
"A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials." — Seneca
An underrated part of almost every enormous MOIC investment: saying no to selling at huge return and huge multiple MANY times along the path Related: a common trait I’ve seen among those who hold: they were already rich or financially secure The winning is often in the holding
"And then one day One magic day he passed my way While we spoke of many things Fools and Kings This he said to me: 'The greatest thing you’ll ever learn Is just to love and be loved in return.'" — “Nature Boy” by eden ahbez, first performed by Nat King Cole
Also, as a bonus, the signal you get from cold outbound is the purest signal you'll get for whether your idea even has legs, as @dvdhsu (Retool) describes
About as good of a one-line description of strategy as you can get: "Strategy is making trade-offs, and aligning those trade-offs so that they are a force multiplier rather than in conflict with each other." - @gilbert on the Benchmark dinner episode of @AcquiredFM
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