Sleepless nights won't make you rich. Structured days will.

I was scared of restarting X after quitting 1 year ago. But someone said: "It's better to try and fail than to fear and fail." So I forced myself to resume. • I write the comment. • I Publish the post. • I send the dm. You can't scale scared business. Just start.

My favorite definition of business: Profit making from problem solving.

You don't build a business by tearing down other people's business. You build a business by solving other people's problems.

Everything in your life is an asset. • monetize your mind. • Productize your problems. • Systemize your processes. Stop complaining. Start creating

Stop downgrading your dreams. Start upgrading your skills.

Focus is easy if you'd make saying NO a lifestyle.

All business books in 3 sentences: • Take risk to get rewards. • Self educate to perceive opportunities. • Grow your network to grow your networth Stop reading about business. Start building a business.

My business mentor always told me: "Work on yourself more than you work at your job." It was the best advice I ever got. Working on your job covers your expenses. Working on yourself creates your destiny.

The 5 currencies of life: 1. Money 2. Energy 3. Time 4. Attention 5. Relationships The rich focus on the last 3. The poor focus on the first 3.

Don't preach consistency. practice consistency.

I started my 1st business after listening to a podcast. I started my 2nd business after listening to a podcast. I started building on X after reading a newsletter. Expose your mind to new information. Why? Building your mind builds your business.

"Do the work. Let your success make noise" Is a good strategy if you have rich parents. If you don't, make the noise. Your business needs it. You need it.

Dumb people: Envy what they lack. Smart people: Emulate what was done to have it.

"It's difficult" Good. As long as it isn't impossible, I'm doing it.

The cure to a mediocre life is not pity. The cure to a mediocre life is anger. Get angry with where you are.

Why most people fail at business: • They lack the right mindset. • They overestimate their abilities • They underestimate the time it'll take. I made these mistakes. Avoid them.

My simple rule for business: Do business with the rich. When you've made it, help the poor.

You aren't moving as fast as you want... because you aren't failing as fast as you should

Winners underestimate their abilities and work hard to fill the gaps. Losers overestimate their abilities and fail to notice the gaps.