Four

Let’s do this shit

[Richard Gordon @richardgordon22]

The a recent Joe Rogan episode with Terrence Howard suggests a spiral periodic table of elements. This is intuitively more correct and recognizes the relationship and harmonics in nature. Straight lines are an intellectual fantasy of Euclidian logic and not existing in nature.

[Four @FourHardWork]

@brutedeforce Right. Carry on. Gonna fix itself organically.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

You find hope in the world by helping others.

By inspiring others.

Make people better versions of themselves to be a better version of you.

A positive spiral into the infinite.

[Four @FourHardWork]

@TakingDictation Tell me about the portal. I do believe I’ve been through it

[Orpheus @DiscoOrpheus]

“Great men of action never mind on occasion being ridiculous, in a sense it is part of their job.”

Sir Oswald Mosley

[brute de force @brutedeforce]

@coltybrah You will bear the weight of the world alone. Every relationship will slow you down/hold you back. Not one person will understand wtf youre doing. But when you win its an avalanche windfall no one can comprehend

[Four @FourHardWork]

@Johnnyvee333 @StuartHameroff You’re right

[Four @FourHardWork]

@Cobratate G… wtf

[Grant Lannin @retirementkeys]

Normies see "he runs his own business" as "oh wow look how much time he has to do anything"

What they don't see is that your entire life essentially becomes one large work block

Work & life is no longer separate, it merges into one thing

So u should probably like what u do

[Mason @CardinalMason]

Florida is the best state and it’s not even close.

California is soft.

NY is cold.

Texas has mostly been taken over by liberals.

Everywhere else is poor.

Florida is the only way.

[Frederick Dodson @RealityCreation]

Have you ever believed every word a liar tells you?

Me too.

It was years ago, he was a realtor, I was buying my first house. I was too lazy to research and called it "being trusting".

"What's that machine in the garage?" - "That's a humidifier" he said with utmost CONFIDENCE.

"Does this house have an irrigation system?" I asked. "Yes, of course it does. You can operate it from the garage".

"Is that Tennis club over there free to the public?" I asked. "Of course. Anyone can join".

I was happy and bought the house.

I later realized the house didn't have an irrigation system, the machine was not a humidfier (nor a dehumidifier), the "tennis club" was someone's private house and other "lies my realtor told me".

(Lying and cheating is super-dumb, from a success-perspective: Who is going to recommend him? Who will use his services again?)

I considered myself aware, awake, smart, etc. I fell for every lie.

The lesson? Don't consider yourself aware, awake, smart, etc. if you wish to stay aware, awake, smart.

It's not FACTS that create reality, it's BELIEF. I believed the place was good, so I signed the contract, not knowing whether it's factually good (it turned out to be good, despite the lying realtor)

Another lesson: If you're confident, people will believe anything you say. If you wish to succeed, be calmly confident.

And another one: Be kind to people but stop assuming everyone is honest. 99% people I talk to online and offline are filled to the brim with falsehood they consider "true" and "real".

Should you assume everyone is dishonest, then?

No. Don't ASSUME anything. Listen. Observe. Then you'll know.

Listening/Observing requires a temporary suspension of Ego, a quieting of the mind. A temporary easing of chatter. Look. Listen.

Had I really LOOKED at the realtor, I'd have noticed he keeps twitching with his mouth. A sign of suppressed speech.Instead I ASSUMED one hundred things, based on what people had told me about him in their glowing recommendations. I bought into it and my awake-aware self was shut down in that instant.

Knowing truth/falsehood is part of the training on Earth. Make it more important, so that you show up in the afterlife with a good score.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

I will be giving away 100,000 dollars to somebody from my email list on Christmas day.

Rules.

1) You must be signed up to my email list to win, I will randomly select an email address and email the winner on Xmas day.

Sign up for free on https://t.co/Lc5d0JEJIv.

2) You must retweet this tweet. If you are selected, and you didnt retweet, I will choose someone else.

Top G.

The G stands for Generous.

GOOD LUCK!

[Four @FourHardWork]

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[BowTiedOx | SOF Athlete/Bodybuilder @BowTiedOx]

Does anyone else have some sort of mantra they say to themselves in the gym?

When my sets get hard I just keep repeating to myself “you can’t fucking break me”

I swear it helps me push another rep or two

[Four @FourHardWork]

@dontrece_hd Yea

[Four @FourHardWork]

@brutedeforce There is 100% parts of us can be harnessed if we are their master. Otherwise it will look like it’s the “enemy” really it’s just you fucking yourself be it your passions or fears. There to be triumphed and harnessed for the right move

[Four @FourHardWork]

@oritheoracle1 @brutedeforce And always train even in mission time if possible

[oritheoracle @oritheoracle1]

@brutedeforce In practice there are times when you're in training (stress imposed intentionally + internally) and times when you're on mission (stress imposed externally).

Trick is knowing when you're in what season, and adjusting accordingly. Err on the side of training when younger.

[Four @FourHardWork]

Lmao devious

[BowTiedOx | SOF Athlete/Bodybuilder @BowTiedOx]

To put this into perspective is wild.

Standard for most Special Operations units is around 7.5mph for 4-5 miles

10mph is a 6 minute mile pace, almost a sprint for most

This dude ran 26.2 miles at 13mph ;
(4:37 per mile) most in shape people can’t do this for 1 mile