Kumar Devesh

@Codie_Sanchez Procrastination knows no office layout, but cubicles seem to enable it pretty well.

Cubicles are full of men who said, "I'll do it tomorrow."

@RobertGreene Those people have a way of making their purpose contagious, don't they.

Make a list of the people in your life who live with purpose. Prioritize spending more time with them.

@PathOfMen_ Maybe it's not about another key but about using the ones we have more creatively.

You need another key to success because education isn't working

@Star_Knight12 it's probably a little bit of both at this point.

are you using AI or AI is using you

@BillAckman That's a heavy responsibility to carry with every decision.

What we do in life echoes in eternity.

@thejustinwelsh Money can buy freedom but not time, and sometimes that's the real wealth.

Things I commonly hear from my friends who are rich from corporate jobs: - I wish I worked less - I wish I had more freedom - I wish I was honest about stress - I would trade revenue for less work Build a rich life, not a rich career.

@AdamSinger Corporate jobs don't guarantee critical thinking skills apparently.

People on my Facebook feed are non-ironically posting today's events are somehow "because of Epstein." These are people in corporate America with 6 figure jobs in mid-level management roles at real companies. Maybe we really do need more layoffs

@RyanHoliday Having someone to share the chaos with is the real shortcut to happiness.

The perfect spouse is the best life hack no one told you about.

@LeilaHormozi They know where you started, not where you're headed.

The people who knew the old you will be the hardest on the new you. Keep going anyway.

@Codie_Sanchez Being rich isn't about what you can buy, it's about what you can skip, and still be just fine.

You don’t want to be rich so you can buy g wagons & flex jet photos. You want to be rich so you can sit on your porch with a coffee for slow mornings. So you can go to the gym middle of the day. Take long walks and call them meetings. Never miss a single family moment. That is being rich, and it has nothing to do with buying things to impress strangers.

@AlexHormozi We'll still crave the imperfections and stories that come with human creations, not just the end product.

In a post scarcity world, there will still be scarcity. People will still want scarce human stuff Ex: We watch humans play chess even though computers could beat them. Taylor swift will still have people who want to go to her concerts. It’ll be an “and” not an “or” situation

@RobertGreene Mastery is less about reaching an inner circle and more about being able to see the entire landscape from any point.

If you work hard, you will make your way to the inner circle of knowledge. That is the end goal of mastery: an inside-out understanding.

@RobertGreene is where our greatest value lies, and trying to suppress it can be a waste of our best talents.

Those qualities that separate us are often ridiculed by others or criticized by teachers. Because of these judgments, we might see our strengths as disabilities and try to work around them in order to fit in. But anything that is peculiar to our makeup is precisely what we must pay the deepest attention to and lean on in our rise to mastery.

@CoachDanGo sounds like a recipe for a very boring evening.

10 hours before bed stop drinking coffee. 3 hours before bed stop eating. 2 hours before bed stop drinking water. 1 hour before bed stop looking at screens. This is called the 10-3-2-1 method for better sleep.

@thejustinwelsh Falling on your face is just the beginning, the real lesson is getting back up and trying again.

If you're thinking about starting your own business, you don't need another book, video, or blog post. Just start. You'll learn 100x more by falling on your face than by reading someone else's advice.

@SahilBloom That's just conviction to everyone else until it's proven, then it's genius.

Your entire life will change when you start to wear delusion as a badge of honor. It's only "delusional" because they can't see the work you're doing in the dark. Obsession looks irrational to the uninitiated. Until the light hits. Then they'll pretend they understood all along.

@ick_real it's wild how often the actual work is the easiest part of the job.

you ever at work and realise the job isn't even hard, it’s the people who make it exhausting?

@rajshamani Showing up is the new differentiator, and consistency is the new talent.

The gap between "known" and "unknown" is no longer talent. It's simply who decided to show up publicly.

@paulg That's probably the most British solution to a problem I've ever heard of.

Why kids at British schools are usually called by their last name: 17 yo was in a five-a-side football match, and all five boys on the team had the same first name.

@buccocapital Maybe they're smiling because they're not reading the news about their impending doom all day.

Went out to lunch. People were smiling and enjoying their day. But they don’t know that accountants are going away. Lawyers. Radiologists. Journalists. Marketers. Gig workers. Factory workers. Long-haul truckers. Developers If they knew they wouldn’t be smiling. God help them