Tim Denning

My hot take... The longer you stay comfortable in a 9-5, the more detached you become from how the real world operates. Comfort breeds complacency. And it trains you to avoid taking risks. At an extreme level, a job trains you to accept mediocrity. It also trains you to think average is good. When I quit my job at 34, I entered the real world. One where I had to be high agency and understand sales and marketing... or I'd starve. This is a world most people never enter. It's why AI and mass layoffs are revealing who is mature and who still holds onto immature views. The modern job is nothing more than sucking on mommy's boobs for too long instead of fending for yourself.

You would learn faster if you focused on execution more than you did on consuming more information.

Your optimal income is when normies say “you’ve changed, man.”

Getting rejected every day is one of the best habits you can adopt.

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I'm convinced that 99% of success is just working in a flow state for 4 hours a day. The person who can stay off their phones and away from notifications will absolutely crush it.

Please get addicted to being extreme.

This article pissed off a lot of feminists because I said becoming a father changed me for the better.

This is why highly ambitious people join $20K masterminds to escape mediocrity.

The most successful people I know have a psychopathic sense of urgency.

It’s okay to embarrass yourself as long as you build something cool as f*ck in the process.

If I had to start from $0 and make $1M online again at 40, here’s what I’d do:

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I'd stop stacking qualifications and asking for permission... and just go execute on the above steps.