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Tav | Sustainable Human Relationships Architect
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Tav | Sustainable Human Relationships Architect
@logosrelate
A creative father designing emotionally intelligent systems and equipping people with tools for sustainable connections. | Trust builder.
Katılım Haziran 2010
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Disrupting markets with AI is the move, but most founders are busy running buggy patterns inherited from their parents while trying to build the future.
You can automate your ops, but you can’t automate the emotional patterns that crash your leadership at 2 AM.
In an AI-saturated world, a clean Human OS is the rarest (and most profitable) asset you own.
Alex Hormozi@AlexHormozi
There's never been a better time to start an AI-first business to disrupt an existing market because all the people in that existing market are busy running their businesses rather than learning AI and using words like "AI-first" rather than actually being AI-first.
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At Log.os, we say: "Pressure doesn't reveal character; it reveals an operating system."
People can have the best intentions and still run "buggy code" from their past. If the output is consistently painful, stop trying to "debug" their heart and start trusting your own eyes.
Results over vibes.
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We desperately want to learn someone’s true intentions (their desired outcome) because it helps us predict their behavior
But sometimes our worst pain comes from people w the best intentions
If someone only hurts you, you need to start listening to your eyes more than your ears
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High performers eventually realize:
- Money scales.
- AI scales.
- Leverage scales.
But broken relationships compound too.
You can build companies. But if your patterns are still leading, you’re not actually leading.
Sustainable human connection
is the next high-performance edge.
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Give yourself time to breathe!
Have a blessed day and upcoming weekend.
GIF
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@TurntUpDylan Land
Water
Food
Tools
Community
And a sustainable system for human connections.
What else ?
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The whole “gold will save us” doomer narrative is pure cope.
If the grid goes down, civilization crumbles and we’ll be fighting over food, water, fuel, and security.
Gold doesn’t hedge chaos. Neither does Bitcoin obviously.
In a real collapse, these aren’t stores of value. They are just loot if you can’t defend them.
tic toc@TicTocTick
If you burry a kilogram of gold in your basement today, a million years from now it will still be a store of value because its independent. Bitcoin is not a store of value because it needs electricity ⚡️ . If there’s no electricity tomorrow, there is no Bitcoin tomorrow.
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@alwayspreparing @KevinSzabo14 Researching the map isn’t the same as driving the car.
Planning for 11 weeks without taking one action is just a sophisticated way to stay safe.
You don't need more data; you need the discomfort of the first step.
Close the audit. Make the call.
Practice > Planning.
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Realized I'm the problem three months ago.
Scheduled a 90-day action plan to address it.
Week 1: Research frameworks for behavior change.
Week 2-8: Audit my current prospecting habits.
Week 9-12: Design a pilot program to test making one phone call.
Currently on Week 11, still in the audit phase.
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The sooner you realize that you are the problem.
The sooner you can take control and fix it.
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@KevinSzabo14 The friction you’re feeling today usually isn't the real problem.
It's just the surface.
The real work is seeing the repeating patterns that put you there in the first place.
Don’t just fight the moment. Understand the history behind it.
Responsibility > Blame.
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Tav | Sustainable Human Relationships Architect retweetledi
“I used to walk into a room and wonder if people liked me. Now I look around and wonder if I like them.” — Gary Oldman
When your perspective and values are anchored in your vision and future self!
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You still have time to connect with loved ones.
It will probably be messy at first, but the investment will change your life and your relationships.
This will affect everything about you:
- Health
- Money
- Time
- Peace of mind.
What else do you need?
Steven Bartlett@StevenBartlett
I recently got engaged, and thankfully she said yes! So I asked James Sexton back for the third time to help me understand how to give this the best chance of working. For those of you who don’t know, James Sexton is one of the world’s leading divorce lawyers. He’s been practising law for over 20 years, and he’s sat across from people whose relationships are ending. And what he’s seen is that most couples don’t fall apart because of one big moment. It’s often slow and unnoticed, and by the time couples realise it they’re already distant. So many of you comment on how much you love seeing James on the show because he speaks plainly about love. Not in theory or optimism, but from the reality of what actually happens when love starts to slip. James brought me through why modern love is under pressure and why love without effort won’t survive.
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If you could delete one thing in this world, what would it be?
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My answer is fear!
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@RealJackPoor Lack of integrity, foundation, values.
Detached from emotions and family.
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The biggest joke is this:
you and I pretending that generational patterns don’t shape the way we think, feel, and connect with the people around us.
These patterns live within us.
Not against us, but for us.
The real liberation begins when we recognize them.
When we understand that we have the power, the free will, and the responsibility to reshape what we inherited.
We can change the patterns.
We can choose differently.
We can live the life we were meant to live and love.
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Tav | Sustainable Human Relationships Architect retweetledi
@tavken3i me too, life without fear/uncertainty is a life well-lived.
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@DanielAchog The pattern will be passed down to the next generations.
The effect of not doing the work is greater than we think.
Changing this perspective makes the step easier to take.
The butterfly effect starts with you!
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@Tim_Denning Being yourself is the hard part.
It's a journey you have to start walking, and "NO" becomes the norm, because your "YES" deserves all the attention.
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My favorite life hack: exit polite society.
Stop saying yes to weddings you feel obligated to attend. Stop wearing a suit because everyone is. Stop ending emails with kind regards. Stop being so over the top nice.
Eventually, you realize all the politeness is just fake. When you get sick or hit rock bottom that’s when you find out who your real friends are.
Replace being polite with being yourself.
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