Your inner circle should encourage you to prioritize money, health and family. Manage this circle wisely.

The first act of self improvement is cleaning. You can't beautify a space without cleaning it. Get rid of the clutter. Drop habits that hold you back, invoke guilt or make you uneasy. This will instantly make room for growth habits to thrive.

Focus drives flow.

Block your lunch time or someone else will set it for you. Block your work time or someone else will do it for you. Cultivate a habit of carving time blocks for things that matter. - Health - Deep Work - Relationships Design your own life or let others shape it for you.

Motivation is like riding an elevator. It will take you up to a level with ease. But what happens when the power goes out? You gotta take the stairs for the best view. The taller the building, the more challenging the climb. Habits are the steps.

Being busy means being slow. We need time to think and let our mind wander. That's where the learning process happens and the great ideas come from.

Picture a delicate thread, between confidence and arrogance. Most of us worry about crossing THIS line, But we're actually treading along another parallel thread, Between confidence and doubt. There is space in between, waiting to be explored. That space is 'opportunity'.

I looked for 'the best tutorial' or 'the best course' until I figured that I learned faster when I applied my own learning style.

Working out at a 7/10 intensity four times a week is better than redlining your body with a 10/10 effort in a single day. Agreed?

Here's a HitHabit: Close your eyes for 20 seconds. Try recalling at least 3 accounts that you interacted with today. If you can, then you have an amazing memory. In the age of short term memory stimulation, recalling names is the simplest way to make a long term impression.

You can have the best plan in place but it won’t work unless you change attitudes towards errors.

3 things you learn late as an entrepreneur: 1. You don't need a grand plan, you just need A plan 2. A system designed on harnessing errors is 10x more efficient than one built on perfection 3. No employee or freelancer will give 100% to your business (keyword is 'your')

3 Hit Habits to: 1. Look good - Grooming - Hydration - Skin Care 2. Feel good - Meditation - Strength Training - Journalling 3. Make more money - Budgeting - Expense tracking - Investing - Skill building (bonus)

Fulfillment comes from solving problems. But sometimes we take on more than we can chew. No matter how big or small the problem, Break it down into micro tasks, Assign a timeframe to each MT and timebox the shit out of them. Progress happens when you start with small wins.

Your brain will give you countless reasons to not start something. That's its job. To protect you against harm. Your job is to count less and do more. Because as you get better at something, the brain's no-fear zone will expand. Think cycling, swimming, driving, learning.