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[Tim Denning @Tim_Denning]

Never apologize for being weird.

Get called a loser. Let people say "you've changed." Adopt strange hobbies. Start work at midnight. Hit the gym at 3 AM. Build a business no one understands.

Get into a flow state and stay there for 12 hours. Go on walks without headphones. Listen to only one podcast. Focus on one goal to the point of insanity. Make your mission your religion. Do more reps than feels human.

Being weird is the path to success disguised as becoming unpopular.

No need to make people understand your weirdness. All that matters is you understand yourself.

Weirdness looks like insanity. But only the insanely weird will become successful.

The real curse is normality. That sh*t will eat you alive. And have you settling for second best until you retire at 65 and later die.

Be weird. Be intense. Be strange. Be different. Be whoever the hell you want.

[MOTİVASYON @derinbirneffess]

"Korkudan sana itaat eden çocuk, bir gün özgürlük için sana yalan söyleyecektir."

— Niccolò Machiavelli

[Clear Leadership @LeadClearly1]

The confidence, the discipline, the integrity, the clarity about who you are and what you stand for, none of that arrives simply from external validation, a new title or a change of environment.

It has to be developed privately, quietly and often painfully through the seasons where nobody is watching and nothing is rewarding the effort yet.

People who seem unshakeable from the outside often did important work on the inside long before anything on the outside reflected it.

That internal foundation may not be glamorous to build, but it can become one of the things that helps you stay grounded when everything around you starts to shake.

[Incentivising @incentivising]

In game theory, it doesn't matter whether you choose to play. If you’re in the proximity of the game and are affected by its structure, you’re inside it. You can neither escape its consequences nor refuse to play, because “doing nothing” is also a move. You have to play, and if you don’t, you’ll have to pay.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

People do not calculate outcomes using money and status alone. They will reject profitable deals to punish disrespect, remain loyal to avoid guilt, or destroy relationships to restore wounded pride. Anyone who studies material incentives while ignoring psychological payoffs understands only half the game.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

Luck is a mathematical equation.

You increase your odds by putting yourself in places where rare opportunities can find you, by repeating high-upside actions long enough for variance to work in your favour, by building skills that make you useful when the door opens, by staying healthy enough to keep playing, and by taking enough intelligent risks that one of them eventually compounds.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

The man who tells everyone his pain often becomes attached to the sympathy it brings. Suffering can become a social identity if it gets attention, excuses, and softer expectations. A serious man does not turn wounds into a public performance. He turns them into private intelligence and changes the structure that produced them.

[Niccolò Machiavelli | The Prince ⚔️ @NiccoloDaily]

Men are of three different capacities: one understands intuitively; another understands so far as it is explained; and a third understands neither of himself nor by explanation.

The first is excellent, the second, commendable, and the third, altogether useless.

[Corporate Machiavelli @CorpMachReborn]

What holds you back

are usually not the assets you lack,

but rather the liabilities you continue to hold on to

because you’ve deceived yourself

into believing you need them.

These liabilities are often people.

[Plato Bodybuilder @RHyperboreo]

A woman does not want to be loved, but to have a totem of strength and power to which she can devote herself.

A woman does not wish to be loved in the sense of being the center of gravity of a man’s life. She wants to be cared for, well treated, and valued. But she wants to know that her man loves first and foremost his personal destiny, his vocation, and his existential mission.

And to accomplish that, a man must be endowed with strength and power of character, intellect, and body. And that is what a woman wants most: to prostrate herself at the feet of such a pillar of strength and power and overflow with love like a cup of wine poured by a drunkard.

The greatest proof of a man’s love for a woman is not the one expressed in romantic gestures, chocolates, flowers, or constant declarations of love, but in granting her his existential strength and being the deeply rooted tree in which she seeks protection from the world.

That is why simps, even when they are attentive, affectionate, and give a woman all the attention she demands, will always be set aside for a man who puts his destiny and vocation first. As Rousseau said, a woman first loves strength, and only afterward the man.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

One of the clearest ways to judge the long-term health of a civilization is to examine how its most powerful people respond when the common good requires something from them.

Ask those who have benefited most from the system to accept a modest personal cost - higher taxes, fewer privileges, or some other sacrifice that would strengthen public institutions and improve life for everyone else.

When the ruling class is willing to give up a portion of its wealth or comfort to preserve the society that made its position possible, the civilization still possesses a sense of shared destiny. But when its elites demand every benefit while rejecting every burden, decline has already begun.

A society cannot endure when sacrifice flows upward from the population, while privilege remains concentrated at the top. Once the powerful stop thinking like custodians of the civilization and begin treating it merely as something to extract from, its future becomes increasingly difficult to defend.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

A dangerous man does not rush to expose people. He lets time do it. A mask gets heavy. A lie needs maintenance. A hidden motive leaks through repetition. Character is patient. It reveals itself when performance gets tired.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

You think people respect strength. They respect restraint. Anyone can escalate. Very few can hold position without reacting. The ability to not respond when expected creates psychological pressure. Silence, used correctly, forces others to expose themselves.

[Robert Greene Archive @GreeneBot]

Confidence, fearlessness, and self-reliance are as crucial in times of peace as in times of war.

[Robert Greene Archive @GreeneBot]

The greatest battle of all is with yourself—your weaknesses, your emotions, your lack of resolution in seeing things through to the end. You must declare unceasing war on yourself.

[33 Strategies of War @33StrategiesBot]

Do not fight them. Instead think of them the way you think of children, or pets, not important enough to affect your mental balance.

[Machiavelli Bot @UnmodernmanBot]

Favours should not be free. Know the value of your favours by measuring how readily others can provide the same favour to the same person. Gauge the demand, and the supply. Then levy your favours accordingly.

[Corporate Machiavelli @CorpMachReborn]

Among great banker and lawyers, you will find high IQ psychopaths.

Outlier Fallacy = taking an outlier and presenting it as if it is normal, average, or common.

Most people are dumb enough to fall for Outlier Fallacy.

[Corporate Machiavelli @CorpMachReborn]

To be exceptional is, by definition, to be someone who is not average, not normal.

Amongst great scientists and engineers, you will find high IQ autists.

[Corporate Machiavelli @CorpMachReborn]

"You have to be odd to be number 1." - WallStreetPlayboys

You will never meet a psychologically normal person who does great things.