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why are you worried about a girl when there's men your age making $100k a month?

Most ultra successful people have a very low need for social approval, although society tends to label this incorrectly as a red flag. The average person is terrified of looking like a fool or bothering people. I’ve met CEOs that will send ten follow-up emails to a dream hire or pitch their idea to a stranger in an elevator without a second thought. This personality type means they can bypass the politeness instinct that slows down everyone else’s career. Hesitation to ask for help or feedback is a common bottleneck in most professions; someone who isn't slowed by the fear of being annoying can squeeze a year’s worth of progress into a week. There are very few things in life that shameless persistence won’t give you.

Gents, there are proper ladies out there who were raised in a peaceful loving households

yall lucky life humbles me every 3-5 business days bc there r kanye levels of self-idolatry deep within me

@drmegroekle @RobertGreene

@RobertGreene The ultimate aim in this world is for there to be no such thing as work Pleasure and work are the same thing No jobs Just play

The ultimate aim in the world is to get pleasure from your work.

me: "she’s giving me mixed signals" my uber driver: "communication is easy when you're the guy she wants"

the dumbest way to live is to keep getting dragged down by losers and toxic family. everyone who’s ever clawed their way from zero to millions knows the drill，go quiet and cut the dead weight when you're down，link up with the big players when you're rising，and only keep the real ones when you’ve made it. there’s a saying: don’t try to be the hero for the broke. they don’t want your advice they want your cash and they’re just waiting for you to fail. it sounds harsh, but it’s real. you want to get in the room with the pros? you’ve either got to bring game-changing value or show you’ve got the guts to go all in. add a little thick-skinned friendliness, and you can break through any wall. the only real shortcut to turning your life around is simple: change your zip code metaphorically. stop hanging out with the bottom-feeders. get around people who are ahead of you, and watch how fast your entire reality opens up.

twitter is the only app that purposely shows you shit that pisses you off

Your aura is beautiful because your intentions are pure.

“let it offend you that someone else could be handed your days and turn them into something greater”

I’m in love with this sentence: “The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth he can accept about himself without running away.”

True #Peace begins in a heart that loves. It is witnessed to by lips that speak words of reconciliation. It is reflected in eyes that look upon the world with gentleness and wisdom. Only the strength of truth and love is true strength. Whoever trusts in God understands this proclamation of peace and becomes an instrument of peace, building it with their own hands. vatican.va/content/leo-xi…

No high aiming man should fear the labels cast by average consciousness towards him on his ascent to greatness. Passing through people's negative opinions is a rite of passage for greatness as your convictions will inevitably be tested by the doubt and criticism that finds itself at your feet on the journey to greatness. Without disobedience man would know no more or be no more than the neanderthals who preceded him. No planes would hurl through the sky, or beautiful buildings stand tall if it wasn't for man's original virtue. Disobedience. Oscar wilde said this many years before me

A man who reads old books and does hard things becomes very difficult to control. He has prophets, God, generals, poets, sailors, fighters, kings, fugitives, and saints moving around inside him. The feed offers him a trend. He hears the dead laughing.

Deep inner suffering inevitably arises when the human person is reduced to performance, consumption, or a statistical datum. Many young people today live under the yoke of expectations to perform, immersed in an exasperated competitiveness that generates anxiety, fear of not measuring up, and disorientation.