Anmol Kumar

The more I listen to this,the better my life gets.

As a man, Neverrrrrrrrrrrr feel guilty spending money on: Toothbrush Toothpaste Whey protein Eggs Chicken Fruits Gym membership Good shoes Mattress Quality pillows Water filter Haircut Skincare basics Books Tools Internet These aren't luxuries. they're maintenance.

25 BOOKS TO READ BEFORE YOU TURN 25 1) Atomic Habits By James Clear 2) The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People By Stephen R. Covey 3) The Power of Now By Eckhart Tolle 4) The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck By Mark Manson 5) Rich Dad Poor Dad By Robert T. Kiyosaki 6) Can’t Hurt Me By David Goggins 7) Mindset By Carol S. Dweck 8) Make Your Bed By William H. McRaven 9) The Psychology of Money By Morgan Housel 10) Start With Why By Simon Sinek 11) The Power of Your Subconscious Mind By Joseph Murphy 12) Deep Work By Cal Newport 13) How to Win Friends and Influence People By Dale Carnegie 14) The Four Agreements By Don Miguel Ruiz 15) The Alchemist By Paulo Coelho 16) Grit By Angela Duckworth 17) You Are a Badass By Jen Sincero 18) The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari By Robin Sharma 19) Steal Like an Artist By Austin Kleon 20) Show Your Work By Austin Kleon 21) The Mountain Is You By Brianna Wiest 22) The Defining Decade By Meg Jay 23) I Will Teach You to Be Rich By Ramit Sethi 24) The Daily Stoic By Ryan Holiday 25) The Happiness Project By Gretchen Rubin

Being a married man in 1990: -Leading the home. - S3x when you want -Coming home to peace and quiet. -Children respecting their father without negotiation. -Arguments staying private. - Wife cooks and cleans -Men having authority in the home Being a married man in 2026:

MASTERING ANY ONE SKILL CAN MAKE YOU A BILLIONAIRE: > Learn to influence, persuade, and negotiate at the highest level. > Learn how to build and lead high-performing teams. > Develop the ability to spot opportunities before others. > Become obsessed with learning and adapting fast. > Master financial intelligence and money management. > Build powerful networks with the right people. > Take calculated risks without fear of failure. > Create systems and processes that work without you. > Develop unbreakable discipline and work ethic. > Think long-term while executing daily. > Master the art of selling anything to anyone.

HABITS OF HAPPY PEOPLE > Daily Gratitude > Regular Exercise > Positive Circle > Let Go > Live Present > Help Others > Deep Sleep > Keep Learning > Quick Forgiveness > Pursue Joy

Make yourself so busy, so disciplined, so determined that you don't have time to know what's happening in others peoples lives, make pointless comparisons, or irrational opinions. Stay focused and devoted to yourself only to yourself.

9 MENTORS YOU CAN FIND FOR FREE ON THE INTERNET 1. Naval Ravikant (Wealth) 2. Jordan Peterson (Responsibility) 3. David Goggins (Hardness) 4. Andrew Huberman (Health) 5. Chris Williamson (Wisdom) 6. Jocko Willink (Leadership) 7. Nassim Taleb (Probability) 8. Robert Greene (Strategy) 9. Your Own Failures (Experience)

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Neverŕrrrrrrf, ever, everrrrrrrr show people that you are rich because there's only two things that could happen if people think you have a lot of money. One, they'll ask you for it or two, they'll try to steal it from you. So the next time someone asks you, how's that little business going? Just say it's going horrible and you're losing money daily. No good comes out of telling people you've got a lot of money. Be weak when you're strong and be strong when you're weak.

🇫🇷 Les Français sont vraiment les meilleurs ever pour embrasser… Mordiller légèrement la lèvre inférieure est le petit plus qui rend le bisou plus intense pour ceux qui connaissent pas...

NOTHING IS FREE No pain → No gain No risk → No reward No loyalty → No love No trust → No friendship No discipline → No result No sacrifices → No opportunity No effort → No progress No patience → No growth No vision → No direction No courage → No success No consistency → No mastery No failure → No learning No persistence → No achievement No humility → No wisdom No action → No change No belief → No breakthrough

Imagine 5 years from now... • You made the hard decision • You took the risk. • You worked in silence. • You kept going and never gave up • And in the end, you made it Now you have your dream car, your dream home, your dream business and you are living a happy life. The future you imagined starts today.

1) READING BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 2) LEARNING NEW SKILLS BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 3) SLEEP BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 4) EXERCISE BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 5) MEDITATION BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 6) OMEGA-3S BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 7) HYDRATION BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 8) MUSIC BOOSTS BRAINPOWER 9) CURIOSITY BOOSTS BRAINPOWER

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Things men slowly learn as they grow older: - No woman loves you for who you are, she only loves for what you can do for her - Nobody is coming to save you - Discipline beats motivation - Money solves many problems - Silence is better than arguing - Nobody cares until you are rich or dead, - Respect is earned, not begged for - No woman is ever yours - You can do everything right and still lose. - Your colleagues are not your friends - Your father is the only man who wants you to be better than him. Life becomes easier when you accept these truths.

YOUR COMPETITION IS - Your bad habits - Your distractions - Your insecurities - Your procrastination - Your lack of discipline - Your fear and your ego - Your comfort zone - Your negative thoughts - Your wasted time - Your excuses - Your self-doubt - Your lack of focus - Your poor routines - Your resistance to change - Your inconsistency - Your comparison mindset

24 PRODUCTIVE THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU'RE BORED 01. Read a book → Expands knowledge, sparks imagination 02. Organize your phone → Declutters, boosts efficiency 03. Try a new recipe → Builds skills, adds variety 04. Make a new playlist → Refreshes mood, inspires focus 05. Take a walk → Clears mind, improves health 06. Practice a new language → Expands horizons, sharpens brain 07. Watch a documentary → Learn deeply, broaden perspective 08. Write in a journal → Reflect, release thoughts 09. Meditate or do yoga → Calm mind, strengthen body 10. Listen to a podcast → Learn on the go, stay inspired 11. Watch a TED Talk → Gain insights, spark ideas 12. Do a quick workout → Boost energy, stay fit 13. Learn a new skill → Grow capabilities, stay sharp 14. Declutter your space → Create calm, improve focus 15. Paint or draw → Express creativity, relax mind 16. Practice gratitude → Build positivity, shift mindset 17. Create a five-year plan → Set direction, stay motivated 18. Learn about finances → Build security, gain control 19. Explore a new hobby → Discover passions, expand skills 20. Do a puzzle → Sharpen logic, relax mind 21. Start a new book series → Dive deep, enjoy stories 22. Make a vision board → Visualize goals, inspire action 23. Update your resume → Stay prepared, highlight growth 24. Create a bucket list → Dream big, plan adventures

8 FINANCIAL SKILLS YOU MUST TEACH YOUR KIDS 1) Understanding compound interest. 2) How to budget and manage cash flow. 3) The difference between assets and liabilities. 4) How to invest in stocks, real estate, and businesses. 5) Delayed gratification and long-term thinking. 6) How to create multiple income streams. 7) The basics of taxes and how to legally reduce them. 8) Building and protecting wealth.

TO INCREASE YOUR FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE, STUDY > Accounting > Biographies > Budgeting > Financial Independence > History > Investing > Insurance > Law > Negotiating > Personal Finance > Psychology > Real Estate > Statistics

LIFE SKILLS BY AGE Ages 3–5 1. Basic hygiene 2. Dressing 3. Sharing 4. Following simple rules 5. Cleaning up toys 6. Safety basics Ages 6–8 7. Organizing school items 8. Simple snacks 9. Basic chores 10. Understanding money/time 11. Digital safety Ages 9–11 12. Simple cooking 13. Independent chores 14. Budgeting basics 15. Homework planning 16. Basic first aid Ages 12–14 17. Cooking meals 18. Using appliances 19. Time management 20. Decision-making 21. Online etiquette 22. Self-defense basics Ages 15–17 23. Managing finances 24. Public transport 25. Job skills 26. Forms/applications 27. Communication skills 28. Grocery planning Ages 18–21 29. Budgeting 30. Taxes basics 31. Health management 32. Professional skills 33. Meal planning 34. Stress management Ages 22–30 35. Investing basics 36. Negotiations 37. Home management 38. Career development 39. Fitness habits Ages 30–45 40. Long-term financial planning 41. Crisis handling 42. Leadership 43. Parenting/caregiving 44. Home maintenance Ages 45–60 45. Retirement planning 46. Health management 47. Mentoring 48. Life transitions 49. Community involvement Age 60+ 50. Healthy ageing routines 51. Safety 52. Digital literacy 53. Legacy planning 54. Social engagement