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The richest man in Babylon
You’re going to work in a loop until you understand
“Start Thy Purse to Fattening” meaning pay yourself first
We playing for keeps
“When you are in your 20s, you don’t really care what people think about you. In your 30s and 40s, you start worrying about what others think. But when you get to 60 and above, you realize people were never really thinking about you in the first place. The young look forward, the elderly look back, and those in between are often stressed and confused. By the time you become wise enough to be careful with your steps, you are already too old to move freely. So, do what you need to do now.”
– Veteran actor Vitalis Ndubuisi
DMX🕊️ and Jay-Z came up together in an era where hunger didn’t just feel like ambition—it sounded like survival. Before fame, they battled in Bronx basements, two young MCs sharpening their craft, pushing each other past every limit.
Their paths split but stayed parallel: Jay built empires with Roc-A-Fella, while X turned pain into power on It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot. They embodied two sides of hip-hop’s soul—one polished, one raw—both unstoppable.
Despite the rivalry headlines, respect ran deep. Jay called DMX “one of the greatest to ever do it,” and after X passed, that brotherhood resurfaced stronger than ever. Their story is a reminder to hip-hop: competition doesn’t kill connection—it forges legacy.
Two icons who proved that greatness can rise from the same fire… just in different flames.
the biggest power move is not wanting anything from anyone. it makes people curious about you.
make them wonder why you’re unfazed by their money, authority or beauty.
and that’s what makes you more interesting than every random person who drools over tiniest potential profits.
I paid Tai Lopez $60K to spend 6 hours with me today in LA to teach me how to make $800M asap like he did.
I took 7 pages full of notes.
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