Dr. Trevor Kashey

Any reasonable goal reduces to skills you can practice that, when mastered, achieve the goal as a side effect.

@bruno_nwogu A monumental effort by an amazing assortment of absurdly effective people.

@DrKashey 🫡🫡🫡 Thank you for your work sir

I saw some well-intentioned advice suggesting you be the person you needed when you were younger. Just be the person you need now.

Detailed solutions organize thoughts and enhance understanding. Doing too many steps mentally results in more preventable mistakes.

Seldom does casual interest satisfy demands for precise and ready knowledge.

If you want to severely handicap your learning then follow the rule "if the book is boring, put it down"

If you hang out in a barbershop long enough, you get a haircut. The disciplined person only goes to the barber shop when they are in need of a trim.

Structure your situation so that useful behavior has a higher probability and impulsive behavior has a lower probability.

Those who undervalue what they do rarely rise to the greatest heights of it.

Pick skills you can learn fast, use often, and get you closer to what you want.

If you don't do a good job playing with others, make sure you do a good job playing with yourself.

I won't say there's anything terribly special about waking up early, but I will say there's something special about long blocks of uninterrupted sleep followed by long blocks of uninterrupted work.

@theKyleCory I think you can go monk mode AND have friends supporting it.

@DrKashey What’s your take on going monk mode for 2 years and building, not even thinking about friends?

It feels bad to get left out because you are weird. But then you realize you can use that time and space to get ahead. But then, when you get ahead, if feels bad to have those people try to get a piece of all you've built. Create good relationships. It depends on you.

This world now caters to the indolent and castrates the capable.

Making things less wrong takes a lot of effort.

@NoContextHumans IYKYK

Writing for a living does not come by fits and starts, but as an act of discipline, repeated for many hours each day.

@TRHLofficial Will take a hundred-year-old-homie any day of the week.

Sup, Wallace.

If somebody understands what you say, they have a higher chance of responding how you want.