Jake

You have to be willing to be a fool to advance. When you're learning anything new, you'll feel like an imposter. That's a very useful thing to know. You'll feel like a fool because you are. And you'll think, “I'll never get there”. The destination might look very distant, but if you take a small first step and get the ball rolling, you can cruise along at a pretty good rate. What happens when you expose people to small but challenging tasks is: 1. It makes them more skilled because now they're dealing with the problem. They're acquiring new perceptions and new behaviors that are mastery. 2. They see themselves as actors who can change the direction of their lives. I've never seen anyone unable to progress if they made the task small enough. That can be pretty humiliating. But the upside is that once you've taken that first step, you'll start progressing exponentially. If you're not willing to be a fool, you cannot become a master.

Gundy, tired of "soft generation," replaces turf with concrete for 2024 season

@zachlanebryan what time you heading south to stilly?

I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter, because that is what free speech means

Turnpike Troubadours forever.

Family >>> #CowgirlFamily | #GoPokes

@JoeBiden Tesla has created over 50,000 US jobs building electric vehicles & is investing more than double GM + Ford combined [fyi to person controlling this twitter]

Fighting Rage in the Cage March 5th in Lawton! Come out and watch it’s gonna be a 🔥 card! I’ll post more about tickets closer to the date 🤙🏻

Soon we'll need speakeasies just to listen to podcasts.

“The hidden message here to me is the fact that people in positions of power don’t believe we are smart enough to be able to hear different opinions or capable of making our own decisions” - David Goggins

The Rock turning his back on Joe Rogan is so emblematic of why these fickle Hollywood types are never to be taken seriously. Remember fellas—routine steroid injections does not make someone a man.