Dan Henry

@ROYAL_ALWARI @grok is this dubai today?

LEAVE DUBAI NOW!!!

If you are an over thinker like me, you’re in the absolute best position to get rich. But you’re your own worst enemy… Think about it, no pun intended, you’re constantly trying to solve problems. Entrepreneurs are basically highly paid problems solvers. So your brain is constantly in do shit that gets you paid mode. But because your brain is thinking and 1000 different directions, you don’t stick with one thing long enough to get you paid. If you can just focus it on one thing solving one problem for one customer, you can get rich. Once I was able to focus and stop being my own worst enemy, I made 2.9 million my first year selling digital products. Your greatest flaw can become your biggest superpower. You just have to think about it differently.

The most hated people on the planet aren’t lawyers, they are entrepreneurs. Imagine a road and all the cars on it represent the average person. They’re all driving 30 mph, playing it safe, driving in between the lines. But you are driving 120 mph like a maniac. Swerving in out of cars, taking risks. And everybody’s honking at you, screaming at you, saying, “What an asshole.” Because that’s what entrepreneurs do. They go uncomfortably fast and take even more uncomfortable risks. The principle is…if you want to achieve more than the average person, you better get used to the average person thinking you’re crazy.

Do you know who the worst type of person is? The “friend“ that makes fun of you for talking about your business on social media. If you have to worry what your friends will think, how the fuck are they your friends? They should be supporting you, not laughing at you. Get better friends.

You are not a bad person for cutting friends out of your life. You’re a smart person. If they aren’t trying to grow, you are, and they make fun of you for it, they were never your friends to begin with.

@ZssBecker Had to pop in when I was out of town haha. Enjoy!

I’ve personally coached 2500 entrepreneurs to success. Here’s the exact roadmap of what ruins your company: 1. Receives advice, data or strategy. 2. Experiences emotion. 3. Makes decision based on emotion. 4. Fails Successful entrepreneurs do not include emotion in the decision-making process. This explains why most (not all) successes are men.

5 Ways to Eliminate Distractions Forever: 1. Build strong boundaries. Say no fast, protect time, limit access aggressively. 2. Block communication windows. Set fixed hours; ignore all messages outside them. 3. Prioritize your top task. Do only one meaningful thing before anything else. 4. Audit your environment. Remove every item that tempts distraction immediately. 5. Protect focus fiercely. Nothing grows without ruthless attention to priorities. Summary: Govern your time like a ruthless king.

Happiness is overrated. When you’re on your deathbed, you won’t ask “was I happy?” You’ll ask: “Did I do the right thing? Did I matter? Did I do what I came here to do?” Fulfillment doesn’t make you happy. It COSTS happiness. People who change the world seek purpose over happiness.

Did you know, by the time you’re 40, you’ve already spent about 14 years of your life staring at a screen — and most of that was spent consuming someone else’s ideas, not sharing your own. Start building a brand today. The cat videos can wait.

Every day someone becomes a millionaire that was laughed at by their boss 10 years prior. I know because I was that guy. 7 years delivering pizza, 9.2M with my first online business. That’s why people should be very careful who they doubt, because you never know you your laughing at.

You do not have to grind and sacrifice for years to be a millionaire. You just have to sacrifice enough to find a winning idea.

@manly_mentor Hey, thanks for posting my video! Mind tagging me?

This is how School teaches you to stay poor 🎯💯

I found a promotion we ran today that did $76,546 on a $30 book, and I never promoted it again. Just forgot about it. I can be so stupid sometimes but somehow still made a bag 💰

How many times have you forgiven someone who let you down, bet on someone who didn’t show up, or helped someone who dragged you down? Probably too many. Now ask yourself—how many chances have you given yourself? Stop wasting them on others. Start betting on YOU.

@TyCardon Cry me a river lefty

You don’t always have to be the most experienced—just be the one people trust.

Poor mindset: "How much does it cost?" Rich mindset: "What do I get?"