TJ Stokes

Do not try to help or do favors for those who envy you; they will think you are condescending to them.

Leaving comments on content has now become a marketing function in itself. There are brands growing more from their comments than from the creative they put out.

LAW 16: USE ABSENCE TO INCREASE RESPECT AND HONOR

Kai Cenat reveals the master setup he uses to monitor every student at Streamer University

I don’t believe in burnout. I was the President of a $1.2B company with over 400 employees. And I believe burnout stems from a lack of meaningful progress in your career. It’s staying in the same place for too long that makes A-players start to resent their own work. This is why you don't need balance. You need to be in constant movement. And the fact is, most people say they need balance to be present, but spend their entire time on their phones. But when you're moving forward, energy returns. When you can see growth, the work becomes reward. And here’s what changed everything for me: I stopped optimizing for comfort. I started optimizing for momentum. Chase balance if you want to stay average. Chase progress if you want to build something meaningful.

failure is a privilege reserved for those who have the balls to enter the arena

If you get incredibly in shape just once in your life you can almost guarantee your life will improve drastically.

what a privilege it is to be exhausted by an ambition of your own choosing

Rare gift: Unbiased advice from someone who has what you want but wants nothing from you in return.

“I can’t celebrate my achievements because in my mind, it was my obligation to achieve them”

Hard work attracts luck

Drake : "youre not late , you're just figuring it out" x.com/twtbyzone/stat…

You won’t get rich just working hard, but if you don’t work hard, you won’t get rich.

Man, these logos 🥹

Consistency my nigga, consistency

You don't need to chant how amazing you are, or feel inspired by the person you are to win. You just need to repeat successful actions longer and more diligently than any reasonable person would. And that - thankfully - has nothing to do with how you feel today.

A pattern I’ve noticed: The most successful people in the world share these 3 traits in common: 1. An extreme sense of superiority 2. Crippling insecurity 3. Impulse control The superiority is the fuel. The insecurity pushes them harder. And the impulse control keeps them from blowing it all away.

Don’t focus on getting rich. Focus on getting better.

The only shortcut is doing the work.

@Noahgilberto19 Been hoping for this since @The_MJF pitched it after the show at Wembley

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