“What gets measured gets improved” has got to be a top 1% life truth of all time.

Reading books: ★★★★★ Reading books while it’s raining: ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

The happiest people I know have all been told "no" in ways that mattered. Not the casual rejection we all face, but the deep no that reshapes how you see possibility. The entrepreneur who was rejected by every investor learns to find opportunity in overlooked spaces. The artist

Always stick to what makes you weird, odd, strange, different. That’s your source of power.

3 years for an 8 episodes tv show is insanity

Post yap clarity is so real

Titles feed the ego. Effort feeds the soul.

Inability to absorb criticism is a fast track to complacency.

Contrarian take… let’s bring back inconveniencing yourself to be a good person. Don’t want to go to a friends baby shower? idk get up and do it anyway. This generation went way too hard setting “boundaries.”

"If you’re more passionate about founding a business than the business itself, you can fall into a ten year trap. Better to stay emotionally unattached and select the best opportunity that arises." Naval

"Reading a book isn’t a race - the better the book, the slower it should be absorbed." Naval

Do not wait for a coronation; the greatest emperors crown themselves.

Underrated life skill: Going straight to the source. Most people waste days running mental simulations of what might be happening or what someone might be thinking. One clear conversation will save you a ton of stress and answer what a thousand overthought scenarios never will.

The happiest people I know don't have perfect lives. But they have one thing in common: They've mastered the art of moving on. They don't keep score, they don't cling to what if, they don't dwell. There’s a hell of a lot of progress hiding in just not staying stuck in the past.

Underrated life skill: Changing your mind. It's proof that you value growth over ego. Letting go of a belief you once defended is a display of rare maturity in the modern age. Most people invest more in their pride than their future. Don’t be most people.

Too much respect for other people's wisdom will make you depreciate your own.

Weeping may endure for a night. But joy cometh in the morning.

Trust your instincts: if someone’s behavior seems suspicious, it probably is. It may turn out to be benign, but in the meantime it is best to be on your guard.

Sometimes, doing nothing is the most productive decision you can make.