InnerVoice

@Dearme2_ without consistent habits, planning, and discipline, nothing will change.

SPOILER ALERT: The man reading this will be financially ahead by his next birthday.

The man who marries a Ho€ and the farmer who grows pineapples by the roadside both have the same problem - African Proverb -

@OhDear_Friend If you believe you must always look perfect to be respected the you need to work on yourself esteem more than your looks

As a man; • Never wear torn clothes. • Trim your hair weekly • Have clean teeth • Always smell nice • Have a few suits No matter where you are, people will respect you on first sight. People always judge a book by its cover.

@Listen_Brothers Go get it again if it's still worth the chase

Go get it again G.

@DearS_o_n framing goodbyes as “good for growth” can become a convenient excuse to avoid hard conversations, responsibility, or commitment.

Dear son,

@MasculineTheory skepticism without strong filters just makes you gullible in a different direction.

Be skeptical of everything. But be open to anything.

when i was child. i thought beautiful girls didn't poop.

@DearS_o_n strength is knowing when to call out bullshit, laziness, or poor character even if it kills the vibe at the table.

RULE FOR MEN: Never make fun of another man to entertain a table. Neverrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

@Man_s_Bible becoming a ghost sounds cool until you realize nobody buys from, hires, or partners with people they’ve never heard of. Ghost mode is great advice… for people who already have money, connections, or a safety net.

be a man.

Some girls need to learn loyalty from dogs but they only learn position from dogs. -Few will understand-

@MoxeeMeg @SteveOnSpeed Woww..Thats a good perspective to look at it..

@InnerVoic_e @SteveOnSpeed One would hope that would be the case. 🤞too many choose a field that they have not thought through or alas, grades prevented them from a more complicated better field.

I'll just say it: Paying big money to get a degree (especially a graduate degree) in a low-paying career field makes ZERO financial sense, but people are still doing it.

@DearS_o_n Quitting the wrong thing is how winners free up time, energy, and money for what actually works.

Never abandon something that has great long-term potential just because you can't bear the stress of the moment.

@DearS_o_n same bench, different daily choices, sacrifices, and years of consistency.

Same bench, different mindset.

@DearS_o_n you know who loves this 'give a rich man $1000' story? Mindset gurus selling $997 courses to broke people.

Give a rich man $1000, he returns with $100,000. Give a poor man $1000, he returns with an Iphone 16. You become rich in your mind long before you become rich in your bank account. That's why, Mindset matters.

@Dearme2_ No one has ever 'claimed' their way out of poverty. take real risks, cut excuses and work.

This year is your last year being broke. Claim it!

@DearS_o_n Real nice guys win in the long game.

Bro, wait till you find out there’s no reward for being a nice guy.

@timeless_peon @SteveOnSpeed but ‘duties and rationality’ without passion is just slow motion slavery with a 401k.

@InnerVoic_e @SteveOnSpeed You should focus on the duties you have and the duties you will incur with any decision and act rationally from there. Passion without rationality is just financial hedonism.

@intilektual @SteveOnSpeed i like your point, but the original point was never ‘ignore money completely.’ It was ‘don’t reduce every life decision to a spreadsheet.’

@InnerVoic_e @SteveOnSpeed No, not every decision should be reduced to return on investment. But loading up on non-dischargeable debt that has no collateral asset that can be forfeited to relieve the debt if needed? That one definitely should be a return on investment decision. 100%

@wfcollins @SteveOnSpeed cCongrats on the $240k and early retirement that’s awesome. But not everyone wants your life. Some would rather make $80k doing work that doesn’t make them want to die every Monday than $240k in a soul-crushing role.

@InnerVoic_e @SteveOnSpeed Yes, every decision in life that substantially impact your life should be run through a financial calculator. You can still choose to not be driven by money but know what the impact is. I was making $240K in an easy job and I retired young. My financial advisor did not understand

@MoxeeMeg @SteveOnSpeed True. But the people who cry ‘woe is me’ after choosing passion with eyes open are the minority.

@InnerVoic_e @SteveOnSpeed Then you must know that going in you WILL have debt and a less comfortable life than those who chose more marketable paths. One doen’t then graduate and cry “woe is me”.