Sheyla Rivera

decide you've won already... then work backwards.

The volume of your doubts drops dramatically when you practice not taking them seriously. Smiling at your doubts and moving on is just another habit to create. Keep going.

The happiest people I know all made a choice that looked unreasonable at some point. Left a great job. Turned down a raise. Moved somewhere without a plan. Sometimes the choices that look bad lead to lives that feel great.

@JoshChambers @AlexHormozi 🔥🔥

Mannnn 🔥 @AlexHormozi cooked with this one: We live in a culture obsessed with "keeping our options open." More options to transfer. More job options. More followers. More opportunities. More side projects. More backup plans. But success isn't found by maximizing options. It's actually created by exhausting them. Every meaningful commitment is an elimination of alternatives. Saying yes to one thing means saying no to an infinite number of others. The paradox is that commitment doesn't shrink your world, it expands it. Commit to one marriage and you unlock a depth of love unavailable to the person who prefers dating around. Commit to one mission and you develop skills, relationships, and opportunities that only reveal themselves after years of investment. Commit to one craft and doors begin to open that never existed when you were dabbling in five different ones. Potential is just unrealized optionality! Progress happens when you cash in your options and accept the tradeoff being offered to you. Because the greatest opportunities in life aren't found by having many doors open for you, they're earned by walking through one door long enough that it leads somewhere worth going. Commitment is one of the strongest signals of leadership. It's a bet on the confidence and belief in the person you're trying/going to become. via @ChrisWillx on @ModernWisdomX

Your background and circumstances may have influenced who you are... But you are responsible for who you become.

The older I get, the more I realize there's a cost of entry to unlock the things you want in life. Freedom is unlocked through focus. Deep relationships are unlocked through hard conversations. Health is unlocked through discipline. Embrace it. Pay the cost of entry with pride.

The mindset that creates financial distress is often the same mindset that keeps people trapped in it.

The people who love you most will push you, not just praise you. Praise feels good but it doesn't always make you better. The people who truly love you will celebrate your wins and still look you in the eye and say you're not done yet. Find those people and don't let them go.

Being REAL may not get you a lot of friends, but it’ll get you the RIGHT ones.

Major cheat code for life: Become difficult to rush. The world will pressure you to rush into everything. Rushed decisions. Rushed conversations. Rushed relationships. Rushed timelines. There's immense power in rejecting that trend. Slow down. Create space to think clearly.

@SahilBloom 🔥

"Entrepreneurship will test you. Not your idea. Not your strategy. You. If your purpose isn’t strong, you’ll quit."

@theficouple Are you planning a 1031 exchange?

@DanKulkov 😆

you just need $9.99 weekly subscription and 125 Americans with really bad memory

Feel fear. Take action anyway. Be bad at first. Fall down. Get up. Learn. Try again. Get better. Stack evidence. Build confidence. Repeat.

The fastest way to lose momentum is to keep reopening decisions you already made. Decide once. Execute daily.

@blizaine Yeap 🫤😑

It might still need some work. I started seeing posts I filtered. So I re-opened the filter and it was reset. 🤣

The best feature ever released on 𝕏 just dropped!

@elonmusk Do we have to update every time we go back to the app? 🫨

You can now select topics for your timeline, so if you’re tired of political ragebait, you can select something else 😂 Just tap on For You.

@elonmusk Thank you!!

Every successful person I know has the same 3 kinds of people in their life: 1. Mentors who pull you forward 2. Peers who push you higher 3. Students who remind you how far you’ve come. Want to grow faster? Build better circles. Sharran Shrivatsaa