"When people get rich, they shed their skin-in-the-game-driven experiential mechanism. They lose control of their preferences, substituting constructed preferences for their own, complicating their lives unnecessarily, triggering their own misery." - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Repeated failure will toughen your spirit and show you with absolute clarity how things must be done. In fact, it is a curse to have everything go right on your first attempt. You will fail to question the element of luck, making you think that you have the golden touch. When

People are not consistent, they are conditional; their principles bend under pressure, their morals dissolve under opportunity, and their loyalty disappears when cost outweighs benefit; study the pattern, accept it as human nature, and build leverage.

One of the hardest parts of building a startup is when nothing is working but you find a way to keep going anyways because you’re a founder.

Get absolutely dialed for a month. Life becomes a game when you pay a 'delusional' amount of attention to the details. Track your food. Track your lifts. Track your steps. Track your revenue. Progressive overload each week. Ignore everything else. You'll enjoy progress again.

what a privilege it is to be a founder and get to work on your idea every day

Knowledge is always progressing. Don’t let your ego fool you. You are always knowledge’s inferior.

Events in life mean nothing if you do not reflect on them in a deep way, and ideas from books are pointless if they have no application to life as you live it.

Most of your mistakes come from impulse. Rage exposes intent, greed overreaches, fear retreats too early. Discipline means waiting, watching rivals betray themselves. In games of power, patience isn’t passive, it’s the weapon that forces self-destruction.

Big part of being a startup founder is have a strong mindset. Stay positive, keep building, be thankful and your odds of winning go way up.

Do not rush to secure power through noise. Move in silence, accumulate leverage, and reveal strength only when necessary. The unseen player terrifies more than the loud one, because uncertainty multiplies fear

Underrated life skill: Knowing when to stop. Stop arguing with people who don’t listen. Stop chasing people who run away. Stop forcing relationships that drain you. Stop grinding on things that don’t matter. Stop saying yes when you mean no. Stopping isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom.

You can’t live up to your potential if you’re addicted to being liked. Approval is the currency of the powerless. The more you chase it, the more you shrink. Detach from applause. Let discomfort purify your ambition.

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The hardest part isn’t building the startup. It’s staying in the game long enough for it to start working. Keep going.

my biggest realization this year is that most people making real money don’t talk loud online

If you actually were competent, you wouldn't care what country you were from; you would leverage your competence to produce results that make a dent into the universe forcing people to acknowledge you irrespective of origin. Chase competence on a spiritual level: relentless,

God will literally sit you down and break you to humble you, then will isolate you to build you. Then give you back everything 10x to prove to you He’s real and everything is for a reason. Keep your trust in Him.