Tim Denning

> Be Keanu Reeves > 61 years old > Looks the same at 61 as 30 > Born in Lebanon > Speed movie made him famous > Had a thing for Sandra Bullock but didn't hit on her > Wears basic clothes > Lived out of hotels for many years > Sometimes eats lunch with homeless people > Okay being by himself & watching a movie alone > Interacts with normal people unlike typical celebs > Gifts motorcycles to his Matrix stunt crew > Starts a foundation without his name on it > Starts a motorcycle company because he loves them > Now makes trippy movies like "Outcome" > Plays in a band called Dogstar > Taking a break from movies to tour with his band in 2026 And Keanu is still the kindest dude in Hollywood who is loved by all. Keanu is badass.

Don’t let the corporate world brainwash you into forgetting layoffs are an every day part of their business model.

Going broke because you keep chasing get-rich-quick schemes is extremely painful to witness.

The explosion of AI shouldn't be feared. This is the greatest time in history to be a builder. AI amplifies a person's skills. The ones who are screwed are those who don't embrace it. But they won't become homeless. They'll just be forced to change. FAST. This is a good thing. Too many fat cats got email forwarding jobs that added no real value. This inflated their egos. They then started inventing fancy job titles that mean nothing. A mass reset in the egos of all these corporate workers is long overdue. And it's coming. Fear ruins the opportunity. Having delusional optimism enhances it. We're living through a digital renaissance. I've never been more excited. You should be too.

@_s0han @SahilBloom Sahil is a legend and a nice guy. You're lucky to have him as your mentor.

a simple cold email in aug 2024 led to @SahilBloom literally becoming my mentor and a friend a picture from yday in nyc, we walked down wall st and spent a good 30 mins catching up over coffee grateful to you, sahil!

From a very young age I knew that I should do the opposite of 99% of people.

The secret everyone in the top 1% understands is to be delusionally optimistic.

The most successful people I’ve met online: • Chase obsession • Help instead of sell • Have a high ticket offer • Aren’t afraid to fail • Post daily • Don’t give a f*ck what anyone thinks • See 9-5 jobs as a stepping stone, not a lifetime pursuit • Avoid being rude • Are humble AF Anything missing?

The enemy you must murder is the one in your head that keeps telling you that you have time and you can start “one day.”

> Be Keanu Reeves > 61 years old > Looks the same at 61 as 30 > Born in Lebanon > Speed movie made him famous > Had a thing for Sandra Bullock but didn't hit on her > Wears basic clothes > Lived out of hotels for many years > Sometimes eats lunch with homeless people > Okay being by himself & watching a movie alone > Interacts with normal people unlike typical celebs > Gifts motorcycles to his Matrix stunt crew > Starts a foundation without his name on it > Starts a motorcycle company because he loves them > Now makes trippy movies like "Outcome" > Plays in a band called Dogstar > Taking a break from movies to tour with his band in 2026 And Keanu is still the kindest dude in Hollywood who is loved by all. Keanu is badass.

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I turn 40 this year. Advice to my 30-year-old self: Don’t buy luxury stuff to impress people Chase an obsession Do the opposite of mainstream society Don’t worship celebrities who don’t give a f*ck about you Quit listening to gurus Hit the gym every day Make your default answer to every request a no Go to a live Tony Robbins event Invest in tech Have a psychopathic sense of energy Through from doing, not consuming information Build a personal brand Start a Youtube channel Leave loser friends Divorce bad bosses Also focus on making money, not saving money Financial problems create a lot of stress and they can be avoided.

To get what you want you must be willing to be embarrassed. When I told everyone at my banking job that I was going to quit and go all in on an internet business they laughed For about 5 years they were right. I was the office clown. My boss used to say sh*t behind my back. He eventually got me fired for no reason at all. I found myself walking out of the building in tears while the team I managed thought I was a loser. I've never been so embarrassed. I spent the next 6 months trying to find a job. No one would hire me because I was unemployed. I was damaged goods. One recruiter said to me "when you're unemployed people think you're sh*t. Good people aren't looking for work. They're being poached." I felt pathetic. Eventually a friend got me a job that helped me save face. Employees at the new company also laughed at me From 6AM - 9 AM and from 5pm -10pm I worked on my sh*tty little internet business. All I had was pure rage. I wanted to prove every motherf*cker wrong. Then came the reward. While working my last job I was making over $70,000 a month. People started to get real quiet. It was no longer a fantasy. After 6 months of making more than most people in my company made in 10 years, I lodged my resignation. Word got out. Tim wasn't a dreamer. He locked the f*ck in and quit the corporate race to nowhere. Suddenly my critics became my supporters. They all kissed my ass. But I didn't forget. I ignored every one of them. Now I've been free from the corporate world for 5 years. Best feeling in the world. If you want to do the same, you've got to be willing to be embarrassed for a while.

@cigarettesummer Meeting rooms have just become private offices because they're the only place you can escape the noise. Open-plan offices are also why everyone wears noise cancelling headphones.

Offices turning into open spaces have been a disaster for mankind