Threshold Experiences

Most people will live their entire life without ever finding out what they're actually capable of. Not because they can't..... But because nothing ever required them to. 🧵

@danmartell When I am 80, I will not regret the long list of failures that spurred me forward. I will regret not trying to accomplish everything I wanted to.

If you don’t try… you’ll never know.

@Thorin309433 Personal responsibility goes a long way in life. In all areas

Normalize this in friendships, in relationships, in family, at work. "I was out of line yesterday." "I spoke to you disrespectfully and that was wrong." "I made that decision without you and I should not have." Watch how fast respect returns

@DougKennedy93 If done well I would argue it is the hardest. And that’s why it’s so rewarding. Doing hard things is more rewarding than safety and comfort.

One of the hardest things you'll do as a man is raise a family.

@riinshaan Not only can it. It is the way to do so. The best way.

Can struggle refine who we are?

@Jayyanginspires Time and hard work lead to growth in all areas. Mental, physical and spiritual strength.

It has taken years of careful curation and cleaning to design a mind I like inhabiting.

Most have never done even a little hard. We were taught to be comfortable and make safe choices. We were lied to. Everyone should be doing hard things all the time. And once a year do something so hard you truly might fail. That is how we grow. That is how we experience life. That is how we find happiness and meaning. Do hard things. Misogi

My new favorite interview question, "What is the hardest thing you have ever done, tell me about it." Sadly shocking how many have NEVER done something painfully hard.

@justinskycak The science actually shows that your intuition is generally correct. We just have lost the ability to clearly listen to it with all the outside noise.

The goal isn’t to abandon intuition. It’s to train intuition to operate beyond the range of direct visual perception. A "wisdom from hard-won experience" kind of thing.

@Xgalaxiverse Individual accountability is super hard to learn, but vital to getting to the level people want to be. All growth requires hard. Do the hard.

The only way to gain control is to blame yourself, because you are the only variable you can actually change

@Doc_Red_ Been there, no. Just another excuse. Going to the gym is hard. Do the hard thing.

Would Night Shift stop you from going to the gym?

@EliteDanno So true. Long term control is way more important than some short term fad.

@ThresholdExp Very wise take my friend. People often overdo it and as time goes on their appetite grows bigger and bigger. Before they know it, they have put on so much weight.

Majority of people would associate eating healthy to a very green salad bowl, fruit etc. Personally I think its eating a variety of foods in the right proportions, as well as consuming the right amount of food and drink to get and maintain a healthy body weight. What comes to your mind when someone talks about eating healthy?

@edgaralandough You make your own bone broth, or do you have a fav?

Drink bone broth. Eat sardines, walnuts, sauerkraut, and ginger. Add a tablespoon of raw honey every single day. Your gut, your testosterone, your focus, and your energy will thank you. 💪 If you're struggling with gut issues - you just found the right page.

@Lammkotlett1 @SahilBloom Spot on. Its the same idea as the waiter/waitress test. How you treat them speaks volumes of how you treat everyone

@SahilBloom How someone speaks about people who aren’t present is usually the clearest preview of how they’ll speak about you once you leave.

Life advice nobody told you: Always default to praise of people who aren't in the room. The way you talk about someone who isn't in the room is one of the loudest signals about the energy you carry. An observation about the most impressive, magnetic people I've been around: They never speak badly about people who aren't there. They never use underhanded or discrediting comments. They glow about them, or they say nothing. If everyone is speaking negatively about someone, it's perfectly reasonable to opt out and say nothing. It shifts the entire power balance of the conversation in your favor. It shows a level of stoic awareness and calm that stands out. We all silently catalogue how others speak about people who aren't in the room, because we know that we may be the topic of that conversation as soon as we leave. Those who default to praise command the room and silently set a standard of safety that everyone else can feed off of.

@TheGBreaker Doesn't exist. If there is an app you need for survival, re-evaluate your needs.

Name an app you can’t survive without it.

@thought_harbor 1000%. Do the hard things. Do something hard, something uncomfortable on a regular basis, and then, when the time comes your mind will have no problem ignoring what your body is screaming.

Your body is the slave of your mind. Do not let the servant become the master. If the flesh screams that it is tired, remind it who leads. Physical training is just mental training in disguise. Lift the heavy weight. Run the long mile. Endure the cold water. By hardening the shell, you protect the pearl of your inner spirit. Stay sharp and ready. Comfort is the enemy.

@danmartell We all start ugly, but we all see the people who are ahead of us and want to start there. You cant be jealous of where someone is, if you wont go through what they went through to get there.

Start ugly, improve daily.

@JohnGkatzos Ha, yes sir, that he did.

@ThresholdExp Aristotle knew very well how to move inside a community where criticism was at its highest.

“There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing.” Aristotle

@Matteohon_ @Codie_Sanchez 100%

@ThresholdExp @Codie_Sanchez Spot on. Envy is fear wearing someone else's success as a mirror.

There is nothing more tragic than you being envious instead of motivated.

@SahilBloom Its like all of life goes back to what our grandparents told us. What to eat, when to sleep, how to work, and if you cant say anything nice dont say anything at all.

Comfort is expensive. You just don’t pay for it upfront. You pay with: * your strength * your growth *your sense of purpose The bill always comes.