Elzane Malan

Difficult circumstances can make you mentally stronger, but only if you don't break, and allow yourself time to recover from your trauma. Many people push themselves too far, and don't give themselves enough time to heal. There is no point suffering for the sake of suffering.

People barely remember you after a few years. Everyone is busy with their own lives, no one has time to think about you, especially not your “mistakes.” Go take risks, go build the life you want, or you will end up bitter, anxious, and unable to genuinely be happy for others.

What an innings! 1️⃣7️⃣4️⃣not out. Nice way to finish it off 👏

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There are way too many unconfident, but talented young people who give up before even trying. It’s okay to be “realistic,” but at least for once in your life, it’s wise to be “foolish” and give it your all, and make sure you have no regret. Your future self will thank you.

“In life the challenge is not so much to figure out how best to play the game; the challenge is to figure out what game you’re playing.” — Kwame Anthony Appiah.

It's rarely a lack of talent. It's often a lack of focus.

One year of total freedom, mostly spent alone self-reflecting, will teach you more than many years of formal education.

The first success is the hardest: little money, lack of confidence, pressure from family, little support, no connection, unrefined skills The second success is much simpler: financial flexibility, self-belief, people trust you, your mind somehow evolved, you know what to do

Funny to see people in their twenties worried that “it’s too late.” There’s no competition out there. Stable job. Entertainment. The vast majority of people gave up on self-improvement and self-education. You “just” need to keep up your efforts to be the 1% in your thirties.

what you become on the journey may just be more important than the destination

You know someone is smart if, year after year, every time you meet them, they seem different, in a good way. The smart never stop growing.

Tweet of the Week.

Money serves the wise man and governs the fool.

Stop bragging about being 1 dimensional - I challenge you to 7 figure father, spouse- 7 figure in multiple areas of your life.

The mediocre often require endless kudos for doing the bare minimum Just remember that when you settle

Overdosing isn’t just for drugs. You can do it with alcohol. With sugar. With electronics. With negativity. You can do it with anything that’s gonna eventually harm you, most of the time quickly, sometimes instantly. How much of the bad stuff are you willing to entertain?

The person who learns the most in any classroom is the teacher. Lesson: If you really want to learn a topic, then “teach” it. Write a book. Teach a class. Build a product. Start a company. The act of making something will force you to learn more deeply than reading ever will.

CSNI, what a club! JK, what a man 👏🙌 Great article once again, @JohnnyMorton10 🏆