Nicholas secor

To my kids: Love your neighbor Respect yourself Hold your loved ones close and aim to help them always Follow your interests and learn as many skills as possible Respect time and your fragility Grow forever Leave the world in a better place in all decision Have fun

@clintoptions $SPY

As you all know, I’m officially restarting the $1,000 to $1 Million 2026 Challenge this week 🚀 I’m opening a FREE private X group where you’ll see my exact entries & exits live. To be added: Like + Comment “$SPY” (You must be following!)

If you make content about stuff you did and share the lessons you learned, you'll do well. If you make content about stuff other people did, and share their lessons, you'll do poorly. Do cool stuff Talk about it Make money Invest money in doing cooler stuff Repeat.

Billion dollar skills 1. The ability to raise & multiply money 2. The ability to return time to others at no incremental cost to yourself at scale / tech 3. The ability to capture and multiply attention / content 4. The ability to influence the behavior of others at scale

No one can do what they love for work, unless you stay purposefully very small. That saying only works in the vague, never in the specific. There are just too many things that suck that have to happen in a business. And 100% of businesses have them. And when you’re starting out - the person who has to do them is disproportionately - you. So it’s less about “doing what you love” and more about “loving something enough to do things you hate” And I think this is the core misunderstanding of people who look at their jobs and say they hate them. Or get into their first business and think they need to quit because “it’s not for them”. Most things worth doing are hard. If they weren’t, someone would’ve come along and done it already. The world is looking for something who loves a customer enough, hates a problem enough, or both to go through hell to make a dent. I say this to say: You will not love what you do but you may love what comes as a result of your doing. And - that - can get you through the many nights weekends and years of doing things you hate to get it. So it’s not “do what you love” it’s “find something you’re willing to suffer for.” (And that can be your family, a cause, an inconvenience the masses endure, or something you think you can do better). There is no better or worse reason. Only reasons that pull you through the dark times and ones that don’t.

Put yourself in situations where you have too much at stake to waste time or resources—if you cannot afford to lose, you won’t. Place yourself on “death ground,” where your back is against the wall and you have to fight like hell to get out alive.

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@Prachi_2050 Relationships

1. Sell women Beauty 2. Sell men Lust 3. Sell parents Peace 4. Sell kids Dreams 5. Sell the rich Safety 6. Sell the broke Hope 7. Sell the old Youth 8. Sell the young Status 9. Sell the lonely Belonging 10. Sell the sick Miracles 11. Sell the healthy Fear 12. Sell the smart Shortcuts 13. Sell the dumb Validation 14. Sell the faithful Certainty 15. Sell the faithless Rebellion 16. Sell everyone Time You can make so much money. Try either. You can’t go wrong.

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Success isn’t a destination, it’s a way of being. Day to day, minute to minute. In other words: How you do anything is how you do everything

@BellaBaddie__ Ego

Name an addiction worse than alcohol and drugs

@lukebelmar Become someone that Joe rogan would want to interview

What is the best way to make money 2026?

Boycott social media radicalism for the sake of abusive financial engagement that aims to damage your mental health against your consent

No such thing as a life thats better than yours

A man is not measured by what he takes from the world, but by what he carries for others—courage in hardship, honor in his word, love in his actions, respect in his dealings, and leadership in his willingness to stand first and remain last.

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@cliftonsellers Use more energy for less #solar

You got 5 words Sell me your service

The more you work on 1 project the more you learn how to make 100 different projects

Be nice to your A.I