Konstantinos Karakostas

Everyone wants financial freedom. Nobody wants to do what it requires. The gap is where most people live in.

Big accounts tell you to "enjoy the process" Easy when the bills are paid.

@RobertGreene Engaging with every irritation is just renting them space in your head.

You choose to let things bother you. You can just as easily choose not to notice the irritating offender, to consider the matter trivial and unworthy of your interest. That is the powerful move. What you do not react to cannot drag you down in a futile engagement. Your pride is not involved. The best lesson you can teach an irritating gnat is to consign it to oblivion by ignoring it.

@KevinSzabo14 The phone isn't the problem. What you're doing on it is.

You don’t need less phone time. You need quality phone time. You need to delete TikTok and Instagram. Use X to build your brand and monetize.

@Tim_Denning Facts

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

@siddharthwv The model doesn't matter as much as the decision to start.

Coaching can make you rich Ghostwriting can make you rich Digital products can make you rich But overthinking can't. Pick one. Take action.

@SahilBloom Information feels like progress. It isn't always.

Everyone should read this story... Imagine someone is struck by a poisoned arrow. A doctor is called to remove the arrow, but the man stops him. "Not so fast! Before you remove it, I want to know who shot me. What town or village does he come from? What kind of wood was his bow made from? Was it a crossbow or a longbow?" While he asks the questions, the poison takes hold and he dies. Like the man in the story, we occasionally get shot with the poisoned arrows of life. But ruminating too much on the nature of those arrows is unlikely to help. This is a trap we all fall into: We think we need more information to solve our problems, when all we really need is more action. The trap is becoming more challenging to avoid in a modern era where information is abundant. We've become conditioned to get our dopamine from information gathering. But you see, dopamine from information gathering is a dangerous drug. It convinces you that information alone is enough. That it's sufficient. That it's all you need. But information alone is never enough. Information is nothing without action. The information meant to push you forward can quickly start to hold you back. Struck with the poison arrow, you feel a surge of satisfaction from learning that your attacker was from a nearby village, that his bow was made from oak, and that it was a longbow. And then, you're dead, because the information you wanted had become a distraction from the action you needed. This is what I call the Poison Arrow Principle: Never allow information-gathering to get in the way of action-taking. The next time you're in an overthinking loop, ask yourself: Do I really need more information, or do I simply need to act on the information I already have?

@stijnnoorman The reps are the strategy. That's it.

How to escape beginner hell: • Post 3 tweets per day • Leave 50 comments per day • Follow 10 new people per day Keep it simple.

@KevinSzabo14 Low budget, high maintenance, never happy.

Business owners: Cheap clients are never satisfied, even when you overdeliver. AVOID them.

Most people aren't unlucky. They're just comfortable to not do anything. And uncomfortable enough to complain about everything.

Everyone says "niche down." I'm targeting CEOs & founders doing $100K+ as a 21-year-old with zero clients. That's not niching down. That's aiming so high that only the serious prospects respond. Low-ticket clients won't take me seriously anyway.

You know what nobody tells you about entrepreneurship? At first it's mostly just refreshing your inbox hoping someone finally said yes. The "hustle" is 90% waiting and 10% action when you're starting. We just don't post about that part.

I thought reading business books made me smart. Then I started a business. And made $0. Being smart is worthless. Delivering actual results beats consuming content every single time.

@KevinSzabo14 Not even a hot take

Hot take: Saying: "I went to college" Doesn’t make you smarter or even smart. That’s not a flex, I said what I said.