Love this rendition of Uyire . ❤️.

Great analogy. I am going to use this framework, to make better and more important judgements from now on….

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Shamelessness is a critical ingredient for success. Overcoming the fear of rejection and being "shameless" in pursuing opportunities, asking for help, or making connections is essential for achieving what you want in life. (n/n).

Wealth is created by solving valuable problems that people are highly motivated to address, and by making the solutions easy. Individuals often remain poor if their work is easily replaceable or doesn't provide unique value. (10/n).

The intense pressure to differentiate oneself on social media is "frying people's brains. This constant pursuit of uniqueness for validation is mentally taxing and can lead to a loss of genuine curiosity and identity. (9/n).

Society's fear-based upbringing perpetuates shame around public failure. Overcoming this cultural aversion to failure and embracing risk-taking is crucial for societal progress and individual success. (8/n).

Your growth is directly tied to the people you spend time with. To break out of mediocrity, seek out people who make you uncomfortable and challenge you, as relationships that only validate limit growth. (7/n).

Most driven people are escaping something. Whether it's trauma, circumstances, or a feeling of inadequacy, this internal drive acts as a self-fueling mechanism, creating consistent effort without needing external motivation. (6/n).

Transform fear into curiosity. Elite performers and successful individuals don't shut down in the face of fear; they convert it into a drive for exploration and understanding, which propels them forward. (5/n).

True ambition is shown through action, not words. Most genuinely ambitious individuals are busy doing and building things, rather than labeling themselves with fancy titles on social media. (4/n).

The fastest way to be called stupid in life is to have an opinion about power or politics. Often, people who talk excessively about politics are the most powerless in life. (3/n).

Successful people are extraordinary at keeping secrets. They gossip to gain information, not for casual chatter. The inability to keep secrets often leads to the loss of wealth across generations. (2/n).

This podcast was filled with great insights, watched it on this weekends, here are the 10 lessons I learnt from this :. @kunalb11 @rajshamani . (1/n).

This video reminded me of taking bigger bets in life, not following the conventional route, and making your own path. @kirat_tw .

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This is so inspiring … constantly pushing yourself, and keeping up with the momentum of exponential technologies.

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