The real reason you’re not making progress is that you’re addicted to urgency, not importance. You chase what feels immediate, not what actually matters.

the more you know about what you want and who you are, the less other people are able to hurt you.

“I could’ve done that too” is how people protect their ego after doing nothing. They didn’t choose not to do it, but they want to believe they did.

Your brain will always pick short-term relief over long-term reward. It's why you binge eat instead of exercising, scroll instead of working. Self-sabotage looks logical in the moment.

The world doesn't remember what you “meant” to do. It remembers what you actually did.

Having more time is a myth. You make time. You prioritise. You cut the noise.

The most underestimated skill: Being in a good mood no matter what shit is going on in your life, and still running after your dreams with the same intensity.

Focus on one thing + Obsess over it + Refuse to quit = You just wiped out the competition.

The moment you start listening to every opinion, suggestion, or complaint, you will start questioning yourself.

If you want to be the best in the world at something, you need relentless focus on just that one thing. Everything else can be average, but not that.

The basic rules that 1% people follow: 1. Being clear about what they want 2. Taking action daily to achieve it 3. Having boundaries to protect it

Progress feels boring because the brain adapts quickly. What once felt like growth becomes “normal” in weeks. That’s why becoming the person you want to be isn’t exciting.

Most people aren’t afraid of effort, they’re afraid that effort won’t be enough. That fear stops them before they even start.

You can never achieve things if you don't believe in yourself. And you can't believe in yourself if you can’t keep your own word.

“You are delusional.” Good. It means you believe you can do what others only dream about.

You don’t have clarity because you fill every quiet moment with noise, scrolling, and distractions. Your brain has limits, save that space for what actually matters.

You won’t love all the work you will do to get where you want to be. And that’s okay. It’s the boring work that makes the exciting dreams happen.

Being smart isn’t about knowing everything. It’s about knowing that no matter how much you study, you’ll always have more to learn.

Confidence isn’t believing you’ll never fail. It’s knowing you can fail and still trusting yourself to come back and win.

There is no such thing as a “perfect plan”. You plan, then you act. A hundred plans mean nothing without action on one.