If you don’t have some sense of humility, you aren’t gonna make it. No humility means you won’t accept you aren’t good enough yet. And if you can’t accept that, you won’t improve.

When you mix street smarts with book knowledge, you become complete as understand both sides and will not be blindsided to anything.

Everyone has problems, but what matters isn’t the problems themselves, but how you react to them.

The strategy to how you end up winning may change, but the mindset never quitting should not.

If something is hard, most people won’t even try. But if you commit and stick with it, you’ll earn your share of the pie.

All the answers you need to succeed are sitting out there somewhere, but if you do not seek, you will not find.

Imperfect consistency is better than consistent inconsistency.

To win big, most likely you will be losing for a very long time. Or let me reframe: To win big, most likely you will be learning for a very long time. It always takes longer than you think and your perspective on things matters.

It’s usually never “just do this” to get the outcome you desire. There’s always money to be made in selling quick fixes, but a lot of the time there is no quick fix. Most good things you desire take time, a lot of time to get.

If there were no bad times, you wouldn’t appreciate the good times. You must experience both. This is what makes life life.

You may feel like giving up, but sometimes that feeling comes right before it gets really good. Keep going.

If you can win once you can win twice and then several times after. The first win matters more than you think. It gets you past that mental block.

Any business that wants to stand a chance in succeeding needs data on their consumers. If you don’t have data on them, you can’t make informed decisions on your next moves as a business.

Everyone has their own path. Don’t look left. Don’t look right. Look straight ahead and stay focused on yours.

It’s not hard my friend. It’s just new to you. Keep going.

The same energy you use to hate on someone doing better than you is the same energy you could use to start winning too.

Don’t let age discourage you from pursuing your dreams. There are plenty success stories that happened for people in their older years.

If you can take your ego out of the equation a lot more of your decisions will lead to better outcomes.

Give yourself 5-10 years. Not 3-6 months. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.