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You don’t hear me 🗣️ that’s your loss Winner in Life Fuck a coin toss I’m Coinbase basically cryptocurrency Scarface talk your shit @Nas 🔥 Nigga said I’m rich I do this shit for fun

I'm 35. This is my honest advice for people in their 20s: 1. Make decisions...your future self will thank you for, not resent you for. 2. Somebody you know and love is going to die within the next 10 years. It could even be you. So live accordingly... 3. Honour and Respect your parents. If they did a great job, thank them. If they didn't...forgive and learn from their mistakes. 4. Don't put your faith in the government or politicians. You will always be disappointed. 5. Practice gratitude daily. Consciously and intentionally. 6. Treat your body with respect. You only get ONE and it has to last a lifetime. 7. Invest consistently. In yourself, with your time, money, and in your relationships. 8. Don't outsource your thinking to other people. 'Experts' are frequently wrong (and often paid to be). 9. Not seeing immediate, obvious progress doesn't mean you're not making it. Not seeing immediate, obvious damage doesn't mean you're not inflicting it. 10. Be careful with advice. Take it from people who have done and achieved what you wish to do and achieve. 11. Health and time are more valuable resources than money. 12. There is wisdom in crowds, but also foolishness. Doing something just because 'everybody else is doing it' is dumb, but 'everybody else' may be doing it for good reason. 13. Nobody has all the answers. It's OK to say "I don't know". 14. All media is designed to influence you in some direction. Recognise it for what it is. 15. Men and women are different in many important ways (and that's good). Accept it. Biology trumps social engineering. 16. Money is abundant and easy to make. Most people never 'crack the code' because they're trained to believe otherwise by those who didn't. 17. True confidence is derived from competence. Instead of 'faking it' - become competent. 18. Nobody is coming to 'save' you. 19. Intelligence, wisdom, and education are different traits. You can have a masters or PhD and still be a lemming. 20. Learning another language (or two) is worthwhile. Even basic fluency is valuable. You won't fully appreciate why until you do it. 21. Avoid vices. Alcohol, drugs, promiscuous sex, and junk food will damage you mentally, physically, and spiritually. Not seeing immediate and obvious damage doesn't mean you're not inflicting it. 22. Strength train. No other form of exercise has all the same benefits. 23. Your mindset becomes your reality. Whatever you believe to be true about the world, positive or negative, you will find evidence to confirm it. 24. Resentment is deadly. When you feel ill will building inside you, address it. Quickly. 25. Excellent communicators are rare. Learn how to read well, write well, listen well, and speak well. You'll be powerful. 26. Your habits and choices over the next 10 years will greatly determine how easy or difficult your 30s will be. Pick wisely. 27. Nobody can 'oppress' you as much as you can oppress yourself. 28. Don't compare yourself to people ahead of you in years and experience. Compare to your previous self. 29. Don't judge entire groups based on individual actions. You'll always be wrong. 30. Courage and cowardice are both habits. Pick courage, before it becomes too difficult to. 31. Old ideas are not inherently bad. New ideas are not inherently good. Tried and tested usually beats novel and untested. 32. Exceptions exist to everything. 33. Take pride in your appearance. People will judge you based on it - rightly or wrongly. 34. Politeness and kindness will get you far. Being rude and abrasive makes you unlikeable, and that makes life harder and less pleasant. 35. Don't pick between 'working hard' and 'working smart'. Do both. 36. Be humble. You stop learning once you think you know it all. If you enjoyed this thread...I've copy pasta'd my first ever in a decade+ here (I think 🤔) from the legend @ZubyMusic to honour this incredible tweet as well as for my @fantasy_top_ arena crew so please check if you'd like to follow him💜

Reject the man cave, embrace the study

Stop whining. Every position has an advantage. Younger = cutting edge Older = more experience Smaller company = more personalized Bigger company = longer track record Rich = resources to use Broke = nothing to lose You arent limited by your resources, only your resourcefulness

Brick by brick bro, don’t cheat the grind, don’t try to skip the struggle, don’t try to speed it up, don’t look for short cuts, embrace the highs and the lows, you gonna need to learn all those lessons so when you get to where you’re going, you don’t fumble the opportunity

i had a mentor once. not some guru mf. a legit psychopath who’d built and lost two empires by 40. i asked him for the secret to winning... he just looked at me with dead eyes, the kind of eyes that have seen real fucking war, and said: "i hope you fail. i hope you lose it all. i hope you feel the terror of it so deep in your bones it feels like a disease. only then will you develop a disgust for losing so profound, so pathological, that you'll never let it happen again." the desire to win is for goons playing a game. the pathological HATRED of losing is what builds kingdoms. listen to more killers and you'll become one

@NoahEpstein_ Vault

Just leaked 110+ plug-and-play n8n templates that multiple industries are paying me $10K+ for. Your weekend project: Pick any industry, copy-paste a workflow, start printing money. The vault includes: - Real estate lead machines (sold to 2 companies) - Automotive inventory bots - YouTube-to-TikTok content farms - E-commerce customer journey automations - SDR agents that close without you - Healthcare patient follow-ups - Legal document processors - Social media engagement bots From study agents (because fuck school) to manufacturing systems - every industry that prints money is covered. The difference: These aren't broken templates with outdated nodes. They're battle-tested, profitable, and actually work in 2025. Half sold for serious cash. Half are experiments that became goldmines. All are ready to deploy. Follow, RT + Comment "vault" and I'll drop the entire collection before my accountant kills me for giving away the farm. (Sorry to every consultant charging $10K for basic automations)

This is dark and deep but it’s my biggest concern heading into 2025. We have $7 trillion of debt that needs to be refinanced in 2025 alone and rates are now considerably higher. I don’t know how this gets done.

Nietzsche with the real question

I’m using this next time I give a toast fasho.. 😭

20 money rules everyone should learn by 30: 1. Always negotiate job offers. Never accept the first salary you're offered.

I run a $50,000/month digital product business. I have 0 employees. Here are 7 tools I use every day:

Linkedin has to Stop

The more I learn about money, the more I realize most of us play with Legos while the really rich play chess.

I’m down at the beach with family for the long weekend. The type of place where people “name” their beach houses by nailing signs to the exterior walls. Most names are dumb like “sea winds” or “happy place” etc etc, but one name caught my eye. The driveway was full of cars (at least 8), with a dozen or so grandkids playing in the yard. And a ~70 yea old guy grilling by the carport, smiling as he flipped burgers and watched the kids play. The name of the house? “Grandpa’s Vision” This man won life. Nothing else matters. A lifetime of work to make his vision real. Money is just numbers on a screen. Status is a distraction. Your career is just a means to an end. None of it matters without family

AI just replaced Excel forever… No more formulas, functions and other weird numbers. Here’s the AI version of Excel, aka Excel on steroids: [🧵Bookmark to user later]

$7 trillion of Baby Boomer businesses will be sold by 2030. A quick and dirty guide to buying one:

If you want to give yourself a personal MBA, read these 10 books: