Cesar

Bro I am from Peoria IL. I moved to Silicon Valley to collect lunch money and I’m not leaving until I’m full.

When you’re in full pursuit of your destiny, failure loses its power. You know you’re here for a reason. Every stumble is a stepping stone. Hold fast to the golden thread of history! you are indestructible.

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a LinkedIn thought leader

Sorry I haven’t texted back bro I’m busy trying to change the trajectory of my entire bloodline

You dreamed of glory. Of ruling your domain with absolute confidence. Year after year, you rationalized why you fell short. There was time. Now you’re in a cubicle, and your manger just pinged you again. I think If you get the chance to do something that matters, take it.

Get back to work. It’s the only thing that will always be there for you. You won? Get back to work. You lost? You BETTER get back to work. And if you don’t know what the “work” is in the first place you better figure it out quick. So you can get back to it.

You’re either a mission guy or a lifestyle guy. It’s a spectrum, and neither is wrong. But at some point, you’ll see where your heart really lies. As for me? I think no one ever makes the history books for throwing the best cookout.

I happily and voluntarily gave myself CTE to pursue the highest glory a man can achieve (2021 D3 football starter for 7 games) If you think I’m going home tonight you’re dead wrong. - C

@realRicktator You get that Midas touch and everything you do turns to gold based solely off the momentum

I love how you can literally feel your stock price rising

The state of the adventurer archetype is starving. Once, young men boarded ships chasing undiscovered lands and impossible odds. Now? Maybe startups? Military? Not many good alternative offered.

Mediocrity isn’t born in one moment. It’s death by a thousand small surrenders. Tiny choices. Excuses that felt harmless at the time. And your decisions will wait for you. In the end, you didn’t lose. Not defeat … just silence. Like you were never even there.

@CesarSuarez_30 Drift is essential. Hold onto 1-2 things that need executing, and adlib the rest. Gut doesnt lie

Execution is important. High-paying job, 6AM lifts, perfect macros etc., But so does the wandering. The detours. The gut calls that make no sense until they do. Dots that only connect when looking backwards. There’s an art to discipline. And an art to drift.

A great life runs in seasons. 3-6 months of focus on one thing. One to study. One to build. One to reflect. Could be anything. Stack seasons with intent and you'll get sharp in every domain. Don’t chase everything at once. Balance is a myth. Focus is the forge.

@realRicktator Something spiritually corrupt about pickleball

Imagine this: You wake up early Eat a nice breakfast Put on your shoes Go to the gym And instead of getting a real workout in You practice pickleball for 90 minutes Must be robots

@douchecanoe38 Banger

Just gave a homeless guy with a hungry sign some snacks from my office kitchen. Now time to tell a company to fire 30% of their workforce. Talk about the duality of man

I really feel like developing better communication skills instantly solves ~90 of your problems

The hero’s journey is a circle for a reason. Life brings you back to where it all started. If you’ve changed, the ground feels different. You won’t even know it’s the same place. If you haven’t, it’s the same dirt. Same town. Same story. Welcome back to level 1.

What’s “optimal” often clashes with what’s beautiful and spiritually rich. Eight hours of sleep. An ugly, high-converting website. It works. But you miss out on having fun. 
You look back and wonder what you were even optimizing for.

@JoeyStasis That’s right