If you think you 'know it all' then you're doomed to fail. There are literally so many things you can improve on. But you'll never realize this if you aren't around people who are doing better than you. You at least need one person like this you can talk to 1on1.

"I'm not made for this" Of course you aren't if you think that way. If you think you can't become an entrepreneur - you'll never become one. If you think you can't become an athlete - you'll never become one. It's common sense.

You can't 'focus' on everything at once. That's not how 'focus' works. There'll always be something that'll be neglected if you want to be productive. Sometimes it's the money to build relationships. Sometimes it's the other way around. But that's normal.

What story will you be able to tell when you're old? Imagine you're sitting with your family at 70. But you have absolutely nothing to tell about your life because you wasted it doing nothing. School and work. That's it. Memories >

Before you give someone advice... Ask yourself if you're actually qualified to give advice. Don't give business advice if you're broke. Don't give health advice if you're fat. Common sense but still too many don't get it.

AI opens up all the opportunities in the world. Access to information and "shortcuts" has never been easier. But there are still so many that use ChatGPT to ask basic questions. AI can run your whole business if you do it properly. And it's only getting better.

Self-reflection is key. And not just monthly, you need to do it daily. That way you can actually see if you're moving into the right direction or not. You'll save yourself so much time by analyzing yourself and being 100% honest.

Playing the long term game really pays off. If you believe it's a pain now - but will get you results within the next months or even years... Then you should still go for it. Don't run away from opportunities only because they don't give you value right away.

You need to keep building your team. It's the same with everything else. If you get complacent, you lose. It's not about mindless "networking." But about intentional connection building. You need a specific goal if you want to get someone to work together with you.

'Bad days' don't exist if you at least do your critical tasks. You can only have 'slow' days. But that's normal as a human. Don't think you destroyed your whole progress if you didn't go all out for 1 day. Literally nothing happens.

If you have a small task you could do right away you should do it. Especially if it only takes 1 - 2 minutes. Because if you push it back you'll literally waste so much energy thinking about it. Your brain hates to leave things unfinished.

You don't need 'healthy habits' to get rich. It'll help you to grow as a human being though. Because if you just have the money you don't have much. But if you think that meditation, cold showers, journaling etc will magically make you rich then you're 100% wrong.

No asset in the world is worth more than your connections. Money Information Short cuts All at your disposal by making a quick call. Investing into networking is powerful.

Ignorant people are the worst to hang around with. "My way is the only way" They never change. And no change = no growth It's not a bad thing to listen to the right people. Learn from those ahead of you and accept change.

Time wasted with family is never actually time wasted. Don‘t let the grind turn you into a retard. There's more to life than just working on your business.

It's easy to feel good if you compare yourself to the average person. And that's why most people stop improving when they're just slightly better than average. But that's nothing to be proud of anymore. The bar is so low.

The people around really make or break you. If they're a bunch of unreliable retards then you're pretty much guaranteed to fail. You at least need a few people smarter than you in your circle.

Most people can't even manage to drink 2-3l water per day. They fail at the most basic habit already. 90% of the people around you are like that. You shouldn't waste your energy on comparing yourself with them. Keep an eye on those who are actually doing better than you.

The #1 thing you can do for your productivity is to plan your day the night before. Literally takes like 30 seconds to do and it'll save you hours each week.

Everyone should aim to explore the world. You only get one try at life. It'd be stupid if you don't explore the whole map - or at least the key places. Europe, US, Dubai, Japan, etc. Imagine you have money and time but you stay stuck in your hometown forever.