Go to sleep at 3am. Wake up at 10am. Pick up phone. Scroll. Lie in bed for 90mins. Put phone down when the pain kicks in. Get up and wander around aimlessly. Wait for the evening time to come. Watch Netflix and eat sh*t until 3am. Repeat. Why has anyone with a clear mind not

The most important lesson to learn from history is that we haven't learned a thing from reading history. This will always be the case.

You must change the way you look at risk and for an entire world of opportunity to (shockingly) reveal itself.

The best way to learn is by pushing through. Get through writing your first newsletter and face a hundred roadblocks reading your first philosophy book. You identify knowledge gaps by living, so go out and start transforming your weaknesses into strengths. Or, you can sit at your

You can have your dream life. If you can't, then you haven't asked yourself (1) what do I want, and (2) how can I achieve it in actionable, attainable steps. It might not be the perfect life. You're not raising people from graves, or manifesting millions to appear out of thin

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Creative work is you letting your unconscious mind flow freely to release its contents from conscious constraints.

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Your competition is so small it's practically zero. Beginner's hell feels like sh*t. But 97% of people give up after day 2, and the other 2.7% fizzle out at some point between day 3 and year 2. You'll hit gold one day, but only if you play the long game.

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