The faster way to kill your biz is to get good at $$ tasks to avoid confronting the $$$$ that would scale it

Procrastination, self-doubts, shiny object syndrome... they're all proof that your brain isn't yet ready to deal with your workload The solution isn't to hustle harder, but to rewire it

Focus is key to growing your venture 👀 If you can’t focus, you won't learn and remain stuck. Masterclass by Leon Castillo at Dakota Robertson: “You know how to press hard, you’re conditioned for that. But you don’t know how to rest hard.” Never forget the power of resting🧘‍♂️

Leadership doesn't work if the founder doesn't perform A team's ceiling is the founder's ceiling

Most courses don't work because you need a system that helps you get things done, not merely tell you what to do The bottleneck is always you

I was told I had to hustle daily for years to be successful. Turns out the opposite is true. The founders who succeed the fastest aren't the ones working the hardest. Hustlers start strong but fizzle out within months or years, whenever the accumulated wear and tear of running

One of the greatest investments I've ever made has been hiring Leon Castillo as my mental performance coach

«Being Spanish is one of the few serious things one can be in this world»

The alternative education industry (courses, training, coaching) is getting gutted. Here's what I believe is coming: 1. Information is worth zero Anyone can get PhD-level knowledge at the click of a button. The shift is toward high-ticket programs with skin in the game that

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The gap between ambition and reality doesn’t close by luck. It closes by training

Wait until you tastes bootstrapping a business solo

Exactly right. The wrong subconscious inertia hurting next-level execution has killed more businesses than a "lack of information" ever will

Complexity science aka systems thinking

D * R U AoverK Rents are likely to keep declining due to a surge in new apartment constructions (over 600k units in 2024 alone), creating oversupply and higher vacancies (around 6.7% nationally). This leads to competitive pricing, especially in Sun Belt cities like Austin and Denver. Demand is

We're conquerors. It's in our blood

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