How to get ahead: Study rich people’s habits. Copy their systems. Avoid their mistakes. Success leaves clues only if you’re paying attention.

A pattern I’ve noticed: You don’t build walls to keep people out. You build standards to see who cares enough to meet them.

I'm convinced most people fail because they make emotional decisions and justify them with logic. Rich people do the opposite.

The older I get, the more I realize your 20s are for making mistakes fast, your 30s for building systems, your 40s for making impact.

I'm convinced the biggest risk in business isn't making bad decisions. It's letting fear make your decisions for you.

Hot take: Your gut instinct is usually right, but your first instinct is often wrong. Learn the difference, or stay broke.

Everyone talks about making better decisions, but no one talks about making decisions faster. Speed is the ultimate competitive advantage.

The older I get, the more I realize that poor people overthink small decisions and rush big ones. Rich people do the opposite.

I've made billion-dollar decisions with 70% of the information. Waiting for certainty means someone else already decided for you.

Conventional wisdom says sleep on big decisions. I've made my best decisions quickly and my worst ones after overthinking.

People think successful people make better decisions. Wrong. We make decisions faster and adjust quicker when we're wrong.

Most people try to eliminate risk. I try to understand it. Risk you understand isn't risk, it's opportunity.

I used to think smart people made better decisions. Now I know persistent people just make more decisions and get better at it.

Hot take: Quitting your worst habit will change your life faster than starting your best habit. Stop the leak before you fill the bucket.

Kindness is good. Kindness + Money = Better. Read this...

The older I get, the more I realize everything is training. Every rejection. Every failure. Every person who doubts you. It’s all preparing you for what’s coming.

People like to give money to people who are already successful.

The best investment you'll ever make is in yourself. It's the only asset that can't be stolen, taxed, or devalued by markets.

3 truths about work ethic: 1) It's harder than it looks 2) It takes longer than you think 3) It's worth more than you imagine

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