Hus Mulli

Oh man we locked in 🫡

Don’t think of things as easy or hard Think of them as familiar or unfamiliar “Hard” puts a negative start to your learning. Unfamiliar means you know it’s just not something you’ve done but once you have the reps you will find it fine.

Stocks discounts looking juicy, don’t fade 👀

wtf 🤣🤣🤣

To succeed you just need to do so many reps is unreasonable that you fail.

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@HusMulli oh yeah

The pump in stocks after this war calms down is going to be crazy

The ultimate goal

3 more self-improvement hacks that actually work: 1) Remove friends who do not support the version of you you want to become 2) Take micro risk daily (try & fail) rather than macros risk (never try, never succeed) 3) Do not consume before you produce (daily min production goals)

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Just work harder than everyone else, you’ll win. It’s acc that simple. More volume = More exposure = More learning = More skills = More qualified.

God looks after us and we will figure it out. No need to stress. Do the work and be adaptable.

Not the best sign 🤣

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You just don’t work hard enough and smart enough. It’s as simple as that. Enough volume will make things just fall into place.

The amount of poverty that could have been cured with this 🤦‍♂️

@pepemoonboy Exactly this

Phones. Phones are the problem. Constant stream of negative information. Social media is a false reality. Access to pornography. Everyone has direct access to you at all times. Unfortunate reality. Our minds can never rest.

Be a family man, look after your woman. Giving and Loyalty have blessings in it. This social media portrayal of being stuck in the immature promiscuous outlandish lifestyle is so dead.

Not a coincidence that every successful person I know is focused on getting in shape too