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"The greatest superpower is the ability to change yourself." Naval

9 must-read books to become a master communicator: 1. How To Become A People Magnet

7 copywriting websites so good, you'll kick yourself that you didn't know sooner:

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Every piece of fitness advice I could come up with after 6 years in the gym: 1. Stop drinking alcohol.

Leave everything better than you found it.

What I wish I knew when I was 20: A thread. For every 100 likes/retweet this tweet gets, I will drop a hard earned lesson that might save you years of regret. 🧵

4/ Appearence matters. Your school lied to you. It's not only about beauty, but it is at first. It gets you the first chance. You spot one book from a hundred because of the cover. You learn the contents *after* you pick it up. Dress well, be well groomed, and well spoken.

Hydrate You tend to get dehydrated at night. • drink 16+ ounces of water • add a little sea salt/electrolytes "Hydration is essential for mental performance." Delay caffeine consumption for 90-120 min. after waking to avoid an afternoon crash.

16/ Want to meet girls? Go where they are - social places, hobby classes etc. Want her number? Make some quick conversation and say "btw, you should give me your number". Want a date? Text/tell her "I've been meaning to try (place/activity), want to come?" It's that simple.

Don't be jealous of people more successful than you. It's a trap. Learn what you can from them. Take a thing or two you can use for yourself. Remember, the game is about winning yourself, not making others fail. Only losers get happy when they see other people fail.

Don’t spend 4 hours stressing about something that only takes 40 minutes. That's like working for 5 hours. Your body doesn’t know the difference between work and procrastination. Grind it out, get it done, and enjoy your day.

I eat 7 eggs a day. Here are 10 surprising reasons you need to eat this superfood:

Hiring is HARD I have personally interviewed over 1000+ people Here are 10 traits to look for, before you pull the trigger:

You don't get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate. 9 tips to master negotiation (in business and life):

In the long-run, prioritization beats efficiency.

i asked my former professor why he wakes up at 4am every day to do 3 hours of focused work and he said: “the ego is quietest in the morning” and that has stuck with me ever since