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I finally removed these things from my life. And I'm happier & more productive because of it. 🧵:

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Stay hungry Never stop learning, because the universe never stops teaching. You can succeed if you: - Want more - Improve daily - Push your comfort zones - Never settle for mediocrity "Stay hungry, remain humble and get better today."

I became a millionaire in my 30s. No side hustles. No inheritance. No gimmicks. Here are 16 choices that made me rich. 1: I chose a high-paying career field (information technology), not liberal arts. 2: I cut out the losers. All you wanna do is drink? Bye.

12: I stopped the bar runs. Booze ain't cheap. Booze at bars is worse. 13: I prioritized well. Health > Family > Wealth. Without the first two, the third is meaningless. 14: I said "yes" to every opportunity, even if I didn't know how to do it. I figured it out along the way.

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