Do the shit you know you should be doing, and stop doing the shit you know you shouldn't

Plot twist: The most successful founders DON'T quit their day jobs. A 15yr study shows you're 33% more likely to succeed if you keep working. Meanwhile I'm over here quit everything like an idiot, eating ramen, wondering why my startup failed. Financial stress kills creativity.

Common sense is profitable

To write is to think

Stop trying to be a “jack of all trades” entrepreneur You think you’re saving money doing design + marketing + dev yourself? You’re actually burning it. Mediocre @ 3 things < Exceptional @ 1 thing Pick your superpower. Outsource the rest. Your future self will thank you

Does Co – Star have something against Leos? 😅😂

Life without dreams feels meaningless. Been wondering if I’d want a normal life but honestly—if you’re not working on something that challenges you, what are you even doing? Playing it safe is the riskiest move

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Unpopular opinion: Most entrepreneurs fail because they chase money instead of these 3 things Naval identified: Specific knowledge (your unique expertise) Leverage (code, media, capital, people) Accountability (putting your reputation on the line) Money follows.

Find Your Specific Knowledge Through Action

I wonder if there is any entity dedicating massive compute to try to guess Satoshi's private key, maybe even using quantum computers in secret

Sometimes I find myself looking back at my pictures, and I can't help but think, "You knew nothing." Luckily, this is a sign of growth

In the attention economy, you must guard your attention with all your might. Turn your phone off and throw it out of reach. This way you have a higher probability of maximizing your time in flow state

To be your best you must uncover the strongest version of yourself and live by it every day

Ross stumbled upon some teachings of the Buddha on his own during 10+ years of incarceration. This is a great listen about attachment, desire and surrendering