Entrepreneur for Life
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Entrepreneur | Investor | Business Guy | Tweeting things I wish I knew when I was younger | Stacking Bitcoin
Joined May 2020
Every year I realize how little I knew last year. Always learning.
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One of my favorite substacks. Recommend.
The craziest thing is that all our info at https://t.co/Hmqz7aMUdd Is easily worth more than a college degree. Isn't even close Then people say that degrees are better value, wasting $100K+ for something that companies will automate away ASAP (all entry level work)
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The world shrinks or expands according to who you spend it with.
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Not just writing, walking solves a lot of things. Almost no problem is so big that it can’t be solved by a long walk.
If you want to improve your writing, spend more time walking.
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Normies lining up to buy gold was not a good sign.
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Some people are just ‘lucky’ I guess.
For whoever is keeping score, @ElonMusk has cofounded the 1st, 2nd, and 5th-most valuable private companies in the world right now, as well as the 10th-most valuable public company in the world. I genuinely don't understand why anyone feels courageous enough to bet against him.
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98% of Warren Buffet’s wealth came after his 65th birthday. Compound interest is a powerful thing. Experience compounds just like money does.
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Discipline feels boring. Until you cash the checks.
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Not so much hard, it just takes practice. The average person is so addicted to their device that every 5 minutes they need to check it. Put it in a different room and train yourself to spend longer periods of time in concentrated work. It takes time, but worth it.
People think deep work is hard. But once you go into flow state, it's really not. What’s hard is starting with 19 open loops in your head. Close the loops first and productivity will follow.
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The wait is by design. It’s not a flaw.
The wait isn’t punishment. It’s preparation. Everything takes time.
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Consistency > flashes of brilliance
Success isn't finding the one trick or secret nobody knows. It's doing the boring things everyone knows about but are too undisciplined to do. Get good at being boring.
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This ‘8 hours of sleep required daily’ is garbage. Everyone is different. Some need 9, some need 6. Get some consistency in your life (diet, exercise, time to bed) and go to bed early enough to be able to turn off your alarm clock. Your body will tell you what it needs.
The Japanese Secret to Sleeping Less and Living Longer Everyone says you need 8 hours of sleep. But the Japanese sleep only 6 hours a night while having the highest life expectancy and being the slimmest country in the world. In tomorrow's newsletter, I'll be revealing the
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Fail fast. Lose the ego.
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I’m loving Finance Guy’s new arc. Bitcoin sceptical as most of us were at the start. But to his credit, did his research flipped to being an avid supporter. We all make mistakes, it’s never too late to correct them.
Walking around the office today like: “Hey guys, you ever hear about Bitcoin?”
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Easiest way to separate yourself from 99% of people… Just do what you say you’re going to do. Finish things.
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Take responsibility.
Losers blame others to feel better. Winners blame themselves to get better.
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You go on holidays and it runs as well if not better whilst you’re away. Otherwise you don’t have a business, you have a job.
Signs your business is working: - You forget what day it is - You wake up without dread - You don't need approval to earn Healthy, wealthy, and relaxed.
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With a blink of an eye, It can all vanish. Be grateful, always.
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Take responsibility.
Losers blame others to feel better. Winners blame themselves to get better.
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Easiest way to separate yourself from 99% of people… Just do what you say you’re going to do. Finish things.
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Most people fail because they build something there is no demand for. The think an idea is a business. They get it back to front. Solve people’s problems, that’s how you succeed.
Most people don’t fail because they didn’t try hard enough. They fail because they built something no one noticed.
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