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By age 30, you should have a group of friends that talk business, money, and fitness, not politics and pop culture.
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Steve · Millionaire Habits
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Steve · Millionaire Habits
@SteveOnSpeed
Rich, fit, and free || FI at 35, no shortcuts. I show you how to get wealthy and fit, make better decisions, and stop settling.
United States Katılım Mayıs 2009
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@anymanfitness Wait, there must be some mistake because they all look the same. ;)
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Exercises for fat loss:
- Pushes
- Pulls
- Squats
- Hip Hinges
Exercises for muscle gain:
- Pushes
- Pulls
- Squats
- Hip Hinges
Exercises for longevity:
- Pushes
- Pulls
- Squats
- Hip Hinges
Exercises for injury reduction:
- Pushes
- Pulls
- Squats
- Hip Hinges
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AI is getting so damn good these days. And we're only really in the beginning.
reactor@reactorworld
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Steve · Millionaire Habits retweetledi
Yes, you can work a full-time job, take care of your family, cook, and maintain your household, and still love them enough to go to the gym 3-4x a week.
We make time for the important things.
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If true, NYC is going to run out of other people's money faster than I thought!
Leading Report@LeadingReport
NY lost $11 billion in tax revenue as millionaires left, per Fox News.
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@tyromper You aren't going to miss those African engagement bait accounts???
;)
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First time in a while my FOR YOU feed is majority of awesome people I chose to follow & not some account posting a random black guy punching a random white guy or vice versa.
I love this!!!
Very grateful for the X team!
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If you think Billionaires exploit people by underpaying them, here is your reminder to start your own business and pay everyone at least $100/hour.
Show us how it’s done. We’ll watch.
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@SteveOnSpeed I wish airlines would eliminate the recline when your nose is already less than 12" from the seat in front of you.
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On an airline, I never fully recline my seat because I wanna be courteous to the person behind me. Unfortunately, the person in front of me never seems to share that philosophy, lol.
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Steve · Millionaire Habits retweetledi
My wife and I lived in a 200sqft Airstream for three years. It was BY FAR the simplest way to live. While we now live in a traditional house, it's only 1,350sqft.
Less space is cheaper, easier to clean, and, when you do it right, more comfortable.
Sean Cranston@themoviedadsc
Bigger house doesn't automatically = happier life. If that's what you want and can afford it, go for it. But most families use the same 3 rooms most days. The goal is enough house + financial flexibility to keep investing and can enjoy life outside it. House poor sucks FAST.
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"You're not qualified to homeschool your kids! Let the professionals do it!"
No thanks.
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@ScreenGrabSnafu @SargentBarnes7 To be fair, it's tough to compare the cost of almost anything when Southern California is the baseline. :)
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@SteveOnSpeed @SargentBarnes7 Then I’d very wary of the quality of the chicken. In Southern California, you do NOT want to buy the cheap brands of chicken
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This is only true if you have absolutely no idea how to shop like a competent individual.
𝗠𝘂𝗵𝗲𝗲 ♛@muheediva01
I hate to admit it but it’s actually cheaper to eat out everyday. Buying the ingredients for one meal run you at least $100.
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@HouseGOP That’s the beginner version.
The advanced level is when neither kid gets paid, the garage stays a mess, and complaining gets you grounded.
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Communism explained to kids:
- Kid A cleans the garage → earns $15.
- Take $11 and give it to Kid B who played video games all day.
- Repeat until Kid A refuses to work.
Congratulations! You’ve just raised an anti-communist.
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Steve · Millionaire Habits retweetledi
If your goal is to lose weight, two weekend days of cheating can easily negate five days of eating clean.
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@katsuxbt Anyone with even a sliver of financial intelligence can make $12M a year for 5 years work for life.
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Odell Beckham Jr. reveals the real math on a $100,000,000 NFL contract:
• On paper → $100,000,000
• Actually guaranteed → $60,000,000
• After taxes → $12,000,000/yr
• Car, house for mom, living → $4,000,000/yr
• What’s left → $8,000,000/yr
• Five years. Then it’s over. Forever
“Can you make that last forever?”
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Dude needs $4M a year to live, lol.
Money can’t fix stupid.
katsu@katsuxbt
Odell Beckham Jr. reveals the real math on a $100,000,000 NFL contract: • On paper → $100,000,000 • Actually guaranteed → $60,000,000 • After taxes → $12,000,000/yr • Car, house for mom, living → $4,000,000/yr • What’s left → $8,000,000/yr • Five years. Then it’s over. Forever “Can you make that last forever?”
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Someone I know made a $375 payment on their student loan this month.
Their balance barely changed.
Of that payment…
$289 went to interest.
Only $86 actually lowered the principal.
Minimum payment due?
$0.
The loan servicer is perfectly fine letting the debt linger for years while interest keeps piling up in the background.
People think they’re making steady progress because they’re sending money every month.
In reality, much of what they’re paying is just the cost of staying in debt.
That’s not a path to financial freedom.
It’s a system that profits from time.
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@creation247 If you need an ID to check into a hotel, you can flash an ID to vote.
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IF AMERICANS DON’T TRUST ELECTIONS, YOU DON’T HAVE A DEMOCRACY
I do not understand why anyone would vote against the SAVE act.
The first thing Republicans should do is make election integrity an absolute priority: voter ID, citizenship verification, transparent counting and results that can be defended.
Regardless of what you believe happened in 2020 (or in any other election) the fundamental problem remains the same: a democracy only functions when the people believe the results are legitimate.
You cannot tell half the country to shut up, stop asking questions and blindly trust the results. Trust has to be earned. When election laws are relaxed, confusing or vulnerable, you are creating the conditions for national collapse.
Every legal vote should count.
Every illegal vote should be stopped.
And every American should be able to trust the final result, even when his candidate loses.
God Bless America 🇺🇸
America First Works@America1stWorks
🚨 Dem Senator Elissa Slotkin saying the quiet part out loud: “the SAVE America Act would make it hard for ANY DEMOCRAT in any state to win any election.” As if we needed more incentive to pass the bill and prevent illegals from voting.
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Context matters.
If the dad perpetually overspends and seems unwilling to change his spending habits, "No" is the right answer.
Lin@_Lin_inc
Caller: “ I have a net worth of about $3 million and my Dad has asked for $55,000 to pay his debt. What should i do?” Caller: My 80 year old father is asking my husband and me for $55,000 to pay off his credit card and car loan debt. Dave: What’s your financial situation? Carla: We’re retired, debt free, net worth between $2 and $3 million but we’re on a fixed income and would have to dip into retirement accounts to do it. Dave: And your husband’s position? Carla: He’s firmly against it. But my dad is very persuasive and I feel guilty saying no. Dave: Carla, the answer is no. You have no moral, ethical, or biblical obligation to fund your father’s bad financial habits especially when manipulation is part of how he’s asking. Carla: But he’s 80 and he’s my dad. Dave: Being your dad doesn’t give him the right to your retirement. And “no” is a complete sentence. Don’t give him an encyclopedia of reasons, he’ll debate every one. Be brief, be gentle, and be firm. Carla: What can I offer instead? Dave: Gift him Financial Peace University. Give him the tools to help himself. That’s generous without enabling the pattern.
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@RootofGoodBlog These accounts are usually just from "Africa". But food must be really expensive in "South Africa," lol.
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@SteveOnSpeed 100 South African rands is like 6 bucks USD. Must be expensive takeout menus in South Africa!
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