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Mr Beast says he could start a faceless channel tomorrow and hit 20 million subscribers in six months “I could start a new channel tomorrow not using my face or my voice without ever promoting it and in six months have 20 million subscribers” “It’s purely knowledge if you knew what I knew you could get 10 million views a video and 10 million subscribers no matter where you are right now within 6 months” “It really is just knowledge”

FT @mworthofgame and Will smith

Will Smith reveals the hardest thing he ever had to admit was that he’s scared most of the time “When I started to look and I started to see the prison cell of Will Smith, and there’s great things, being Will Smith ain’t so bad, it’s just not all of me, there’s a lot more other than those couple of things that I wanted the world to see so I could feel safe, so I could feel loved, so I could make money, it’s just the best of me” “The hardest one for me to be honest about was that I’m scared most of the time, I live off of fear” “I’ve learned how to let the fear make me get on the treadmill, I’ve learned how to make the fear make me eat right, or make me address somebody properly so we don’t have to get into nothing” “But I had to really admit that fear was the foundational basis of the entire creation of my life, I was scared most of the time, and that was based on my childhood, I was always the smallest one so I couldn’t really fight, so I get bullied, and my father beat up my mom in front of me and I didn’t do nothing, and it just built in there, PTSD, fear reaction”

FT @hardknocksedu @theRealKiyosaki

Robert Kiyosaki reveals he turned down a $120,000 salary to go get shot down in Vietnam “My teacher was a West Point graduate, this guy was tough as nails, he’s my economics teacher, he was also a B17 pilot in World War 2, he got shot down, he was captured, he had to escape, I’m sitting there in class going ooh that sounds like fun” “I graduate from Kings Point with the highest paid graduates in the world, when I graduated in 1969 I was 22 years old, starting pay was 120,000 a year, that’s not much money today, most college graduates make more than that today, but 120,000 in 1969 was a lot of money” “I want to find out what it’s like to fly a B17 and get shot down, I went back to the Academy in New York and I knocked on his door, I said would you tell me what it’s like to get shot down in a B17, get captured and escape, he says go find out asshole” “So I took up 120,000 dollar a year job, joined the US Marine Corps, flew in Vietnam and went down 3 times, it builds character, the first time I crashed terrifying, second time I crash even more terrifying, third time I crash I broke my back, the hard part after that nobody would fly with me”

ansem and banks both respond to my recent video where I talk about how people in the market don't care about anything except for influential people making posts the main thing that drives memecoins and traditional markets is posts from big name people and headlines that's it

FT @TheNotoriousMMA @Ninadrama

Conor McGregor says he 100% believes in aliens Nina drama: alien invasion do you believe in then ? Conor McGregor: Yes “Do you know that god says we are his greatest creation on earth, really, we’re not the only one, so I 100% believe in aliens for sure” “In fact, I spend my evening staring at stars waiting for it to move”

FT @KrutzkyTrades @TuomHolmberg @fomo

Tuom Holmberg says PSA has become monopolistic since acquiring three of the four top grading companies “More recently they bought one of their competitors, SGC, they bought BGS, and now PSA essentially owns three of the four top rating companies” “No. 2 is CGC, they’re owned by the private equity company Blackstone, I think CGC is giving PSA a run for their money, because PSA, all respect to them, they’ve earned kind of their top spot” “But they’ve also kind of started to essentially become monopolistic right, they’re not hustling for their users, they’re not struggling and bending over backwards to keep people happy, they took away their value tier”

FT @steveo

Steve-O reveals the one stunt the entire Jackass cast refused to do “When we were shooting Jackass 3D we went up to Northern California to film a bunch of snow stunts, and they had a big bounce house on a ski slope headed for this Olympic ski jump, and the idea was to have the whole cast in it” “Even though we hated the idea of our heads clashing together in the bounce house, we probably still would have done it, except for the fact that there was a huge generator which kept the bounce house inflated which would have to follow behind it, and the thing was 500 pounds” “We just were not willing to have that generator land on us and crush us to death, so the whole cast backed out, maybe the first time the whole cast backed out of a stunt ever”

FT @bryan_johnson

Bryan Johnson reveals he was diagnosed with an incurable autoimmune disease and says he’s going to solve it “So I’ve got some bad news, I got diagnosed with an autoimmune condition and my stomach is eating itself, we just found out about this diagnosis last month when I did a bidirectional endoscopy, which means it’s a colonoscopy and also you go down the throat as well, so looking at my entire intestinal tract” “Think of your immune system like you have trillions of soldiers, each one is an immune cell and they have a specific key, and this key is designed to destroy a specific target like a virus or bacteria, some of my immune cells, some of these warriors went rogue, and instead of attacking a foreign threat they started attacking my own stomach, and that’s why this process is eating my stomach” “When I got the diagnosis my first thought was we’re gonna solve it, like we are absolutely gonna solve this, now it has never been cured, there is no known cure, so it’s a really good challenge for us, the team” “We did immediately, I had 1 million of my immune cells sequenced, we looked at each individual immune cell and then we looked at each of the immune cells key, we say who are you, and by doing this we’ll take that information then we’ll do a second biopsy, so I have to go under again, we’ll do a live biopsy of my stomach, we’ll take those cells and then match them to the data and we say who of you are the rogue immune cells attacking me, and once we have those signatures we know who they are, we can then design solutions to say we’re gonna stop you from doing these attacks internally” “The response globally has been a lot of fun, I think there’s a lot of people who are really concerned about my diagnosis, which I appreciate very much, a lot of people are leaping for joy, just how ironic and humorous it is, the don’t die guy is now getting diagnosed with this incurable disease, and I welcome all of it, I was the first person to say I’m most likely going to die of something incredibly ironic, it’s just kind of my fate, I’m okay with that, I’ve reconciled with it” “My team and I we feel really fired up, we are ready for this task, we want this task, the past couple years have been about how do you fine tune the body through nutrition and exercise and various protocols, and now it’s like how do you actually take on the diseases that create mortality risk for us and solve them”

FT @NotSoEasyMoney

Easy explains why 30 crypto products shutting down means we’re close to the bottom “This last year you’ve had 30 crypto products shut down, so that’s not a small amount at all, truthfully that’s pretty substantial, and I think that’s just part of the bear market, across the board that is just part of how a bear market happens” “It’s just what happens in a bear market, you end up with a lot of different things where you don’t get a lot of market demand, you don’t get a lot of interest, new users stepping out, all that stuff, so I think right now we are much closer to the bottom” “When I see stuff like this and I become contextually aware of how stuff is happening, you have to be aware that these things happen in bear markets, and in a bear market you are in a position where you almost have to be cognizant of the negatives, and when I say cognizant of the negatives what I actually mean is you start to DCA” “Because look at this, you have Step Finance, Data Haven, Nifty Gateway, Slingshot, Control Wallet, Zapper, all of these things shutting down, when that happens it’s part of the game, the entire narrative of crypto in general” “What we continue to see is as the bear market progresses you’re gonna continue to see more shutdowns, it is the sad reality of what we’re seeing here, when you have shutdowns it’s simply because the market is not interested at all in a lot of what’s going on”

FT @jKolby @yeetersclips

JKOLBY should be listening to Trizzey more 🔥🎰 +$500 from a $20 buy

FT @danawhite @timestudiosfilm

Dana White says it’s a sign of weakness when a man breaks down in front of his family “If you’re a man that needs to get therapy or do whatever, then you do that on your own and you do it, but you stay this strong figure inside the family” “If you start breaking down mentally what does that do to your kids when they see that, what does that do to your wife when she sees it, it’s the cross we bear as men and as fathers and as the head of the family, it’s what you do as a man and what you do as a husband and a father” Interviewer: Is it a sign of weakness in your opinion if a man is mentally talking about…. Dana White: Yeah, it’s definitely a sign of weakness, there’s no other way to look at it “Life’s not fair, you’re right, life’s not fair, but let me tell you what, every day when you go to work or you go out in the real world there are people that are looking to take what you have, take your position, probably guys that want your job over at Time magazine, I don’t know the layout, but it exists, they’re out there, and that’s the way it is” “The world isn’t a nice place, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows, there’s some bad days out there, and as a man and as the head of your family you’re the guy that has to deal with all of it, you’re the man who has to protect your family if bad things go down, and yeah I very much believe in all of that to my core”

FT @KrutzkyTrades @TuomHolmberg @fomo

Tuom Holmberg reveals he passed on cards that went from $7,000 to $50,000 in 12 months “So interestingly this Chinese new, we had an opportunity to buy like five of them for 7,000 bucks each, and now they’re worth like 40 or 50, and this was about a little over 12 months ago” “So just the amount that we left on the table there, and that was all my fault, I’m like nah, that’s a lot of money for a card that’s brand new right, and I make a lot of mistakes with modern cards” “Where I have a particular eye is vintage, like I could take a look at vintage cards that haven’t really moved yet, I can essentially understand where money is going to rotate” “Sometimes you have bull markets in the modern section right, and when there’s a bull market in a modern section people are typically selling vintage cards to try to chase the wave on modern, and then modern starts to top right” “And I kind of see well alright modern stopping, let’s see what good deals are there on the vintage side so we can get in front of that wave, I’m really good at this kind of like sector allocation within the trading card space and I’m also really good at some of the major characters in the original vintage card”