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@JustJoelLord @Codie_Sanchez That's really good

Just read a newsletter by @Codie_Sanchez where she said "Don’t set goals, set sacrifices." This is a game changer as I believe we get our standards not our goals. High standards and sacrifice is how we get it. Have a most outstanding day.

@SeekMastery Every decision stacks your future

Your health isn't built in the gym. It's built in the moments no one sees. The choice to sleep instead of scroll. To hydrate instead of numb. To pause instead of react. Longevity is a quiet revolution fought in daily decisions.

@theJayAlto Life is finite and people don't get it

stop asking "what advice would you give your younger self?" and start asking "what advice would your younger self give you?" your answer might remind you to stop taking life too seriously. resist the monotony of adulthood. and do something your 8-year-old self would be proud of.

@itsdangoldfield Bulletproof way

Know yourself → understand yourself → forgive yourself 💙

@imtommyj Exactly people quit after failure rather than iterating with the knowledge that comes with failures

How to do anything well. First, do it shitty. But keep doing it.

Philosophy as Meta-Strategy "Marcus Aurelius dealt with plagues and wars. His journal wasn't about predicting Rome's budget - it was about controlling his response to uncertainty. That's the ultimate alpha: decision-making frameworks that work in any environment."

@argha_sx Doing something is better than nothing

@therohansable better to build alone if you can't find your pack

Paradox of self-reliance - you don't need isolation, you need aligned connection. You're not trying to become a lone wolf, you're trying to choose your pack.

@RealJamesPierce And they will bug you everytime you’re doing something when they're aren’t

Geography is one of the worst reasons to be friends with someone.

@kalen_douglas26 That is the way to go

Turn off your brain Disconnect the brain from the world Do the hard work & push on forward

@orangebook Many people fear the cost of their own success, trapping themselves in inaction while waiting for permission to pursue work they should have started five years ago.

Life suddenly gets better once you stop daydreaming about how your life is supposed to look like and start paying the price of what it takes to become who you want to be.

@thetwinklecodes It's still fun if you are a pro coder

@karllittleboy Congratulations Karl

Exciting news!… I’m going to be a DAD! Baby Littleboy arrives in 4 weeks! Buzzing for this new adventure.

@orangebook Giving them everything is stealing their confidence to achieve anything on their own

So many parents think they are giving their children a head start in life when they are actually depriving them from the self-confidence that comes from making it with their own strength.

@AlexHormozi Value is subject almost always

If you want a frightening demonstration of pricing value: think about how much you’d pay monthly to keep AI in your life. Yea, that’s value.

@nathanbarry Creating things for efficiency in survival is second nature of humans

99% of people consume. 1% create. That tiny shift from keeping ideas private to publishing them is what builds influence. One button transforms everything. Make the jump from consumer to creator.

@kunalb11 ADHD minds are better than an average person

LLMs mirror an ADHD mind: hopping between fascinations, thriving on novelty, then losing the thread when the context window caps out. When details blur, they improvise with supreme confidence with curiosity on overdrive, ideas firing faster than you can fact-check.

@orangebook That is partially the meaning of life.

The real success is to figure out how to enjoy the struggles that lead to the goal.

Sovereign Stack: Writing, because clear thinking scales infinitely. Automation, because you can multiply your output without multiplying your time. Consulting, because you can package your expertise into solutions. And coding, because you can build tools that work while you sleep

@HenriBranding Peace is the ultimate goal

I’m back in Bali. But this time, there’s no searching. No waiting for signs. No emotional weight. Just peace. Like something finally clicked into place.