Jamie George Gray

"A happy person isn’t someone who’s happy all the time. It’s someone who effortlessly interprets events in such a way that they don’t lose their innate peace." @naval

Perception hacking is the ultimate competitive advantage. Low cost, high upside

The best way to deal with every challenge is to embrace every challenge

All self help comes down to one very simple formula. Prioritize ‘later’ over ‘now’.

If a child is already happy, who are we to burden them with society’s pre disposed version of goals and desires

Is it better to view life as one great marathon, or a series of daily sprints?

I believe ‘pre agricultural revolution’ humans were happier than modern day humans. In the same way that children are happier than adults

Our past behaviors have already happened, our future behaviors haven’t. The key is to create consciousness around our behaviors in the moment

Not doing something that we said we would do can create so much fear and anxiety that is deters us from setting new goals.

The UAE will gain 9,800 millionaires in 2025 — the most globally. Meanwhile, the UK is expected to lose 16,500...taking $91B in capital with them. This was entirely predictable.

Applying consciousness to every decision you take is a powerful way to create positive behaviors.

Your ideas stems from somebody else’s ideas. We are mostly foot soldiers of the few.

Two wrongs don’t make a right, but three lefts do

When you regret a decision because of the good stuff you missed out on, you should also show gratitude for all the bad things that could have happened and didn’t

“How will this make me feel tomorrow?” Is the most powerful question you can ask yourself at any given moment.

Winning the lottery is like going up Everest in a helicopter

Using someone’s name when talking with them is like using a key to the door of their heart. Asking them questions is like walking through that door.

You can choose charisma or charm, you can’t have both

It’s much easier to fool people than it is to convince them they’ve been fooled

Career advisory at schools should be like jury duty for the most successful people