Way of the Free Man

@reecebrah Delusion will take you far ahead compared to being rational and calculative at every step. The more thoughtful you are, the more you convince yourself that you don't stand a chance. And, this is true for everything in life.

Logged into this account to update on this post: - Built an online business - Left my 9-5 - Relocating at the end of this month. It has been roughly 7 months. Still a lot to figure out. Time for an upgrade. Thanks @thebeautyofsaas

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“Don’t make it personal” is stupid advice. You don't know what you're missing out on.

@AlexHormozi You won’t believe it until you watch a top performer do this in a high-stress moment. Listen to some sports mic’d-up clips of elite athletes. They sound silly, but they're not.

@Dearme2_ "Money doesn't buy happiness." - poor.

Make money.

The higher I level up in the money-making game, the more I see how critical discipline really is. This post might sound like a cliche. But, it’s not. Once you start building a business, You realize how much work it actually takes to make it work. And that’s where discipline decides whether it takes you five years or five months.

Dear son, Don’t be in a rush to get rich. Be in a rush to stay DISCIPLINED. Money will come when the foundation is right.

@LifeMathMoney BANGER

From the Mahabharata

@conduct_rr Really good book to read related to this. Your Next Five Moves by @patrickbetdavid Worth reading every few months.

your next move is what matters. there is no need to live in the past. let mistakes teach you so you can win

@rajshamani One of the best hacks I’ve used across different seasons when I needed to focus: - Get a keypad phone. - Switch off your smartphone. - Only turn it on after you finish your main work. - Turn it off again after dinner. You won’t have a single chance to scroll.

Your phone isn't distracting you. You're using it to distract yourself from something you don't want to do or feel. Every scroll is an escape.

THERE IS NO GOING BACK.

Laser focus. Ruthless execution. Shooting your shot. Unmatched self-belief. Unwavering work ethic. Grabbing every opportunity. Snapping back from failure instantly. Anything else?

You have to brute-force your way to success. Mindset and manifestation only work if you’re putting in an enormous amount of focused effort. Without that, they’re useless. Align your beliefs, thoughts, and words with your vision. Then work as hard and as efficiently as you possibly can. When the opportunity shows up, grab it as your life depends on it. That’s what it really takes to succeed.

Always work with a timer. It forces your mind to stay focused and on track. A clear end time and clear criteria make it far more likely you’ll finish the task. Set the clock. Define the win. Attack until it’s done. Your efficiency improves drastically because of that. Even if you prefer a free-flow work style, use a timer for the important tasks. Finish those first, then be flexible with the rest of your day.

What if you can pull off a miracle? What if you could change your life in three months? What if you can make that business idea work in six? The possibilities are endless if you’re willing to work and put yourself out there.

Don't.

The 'no employment gaps' propaganda is a scam. Obviously. Companies are so against it because they know you tolerate less nonsense if you spend time out of the prescribed pipeline. You have time to properly think for the first time in your adult life. I have never met a person that doesn't earnestly work when they truly feel within themselves they've been given a fair chance. Too much time away makes you realise you were dealt a foul hand. To those with sense, your first taste of freedom will almost make you unemployable

Work like hell. If you have nothing going, That’s the only thing that will keep you sane. The harder you work, the faster you progress, And the less time you have to sit around overthinking. Attack. And keep attacking until you figure it out.

@mal_shaik Use every advantage you can access. x.com/WayoftheFreeMa…

abuse your unfair advantage everywhere everyone has it > if you live in your mom's basement w no responsibilities, work 18 hr days > if your know a guy who knows a guy, use that guy > if your parents paid for ur college, invest your time in up-skilling urself life isnt an even playing field all the "winners" are not playing fair to catch up you have to identify your unfair advantage and abuse it