telegram changed my life at 16 years old.
when I was in high school, I was ignorant enough to think that I could be successful young and not go down the traditional path.
after doing a bit of video editing work, an online friend introduced me to a few marketing group chats in telegram.
i didn’t know it — but this completely altered the trajectory of my life.
i was seeing kids in high school printing money. to the average person, they’d think “no way, this is a scam”.
me? no. i thought “how do i achieve this too?”
fast forward 6 years, my company does 8 figures a year in revenue.
there is something to be said about surrounding yourself with an environment like that. without that, i would never think any of this was possible.
people 100 levels above you are literally one message away. hundreds of years ago, you would travel continents to talk to people like this.
don’t take this opportunity for granted.
p.s. you should probably download telegram :)
telegram changed my life at 16 years old.
when I was in high school, I was ignorant enough to think that I could be successful young and not go down the traditional path.
after doing a bit of video editing work, an online friend introduced me to a few marketing group chats in telegram.
i didn’t know it — but this completely altered the trajectory of my life.
i was seeing kids in high school printing money. to the average person, they’d think “no way, this is a scam”.
me? no. i thought “how do i achieve this too?”
fast forward 6 years, my company does 8 figures a year in revenue.
there is something to be said about surrounding yourself with an environment like that. without that, i would never think any of this was possible.
people 100 levels above you are literally one message away. hundreds of years ago, you would travel continents to talk to people like this.
don’t take this opportunity for granted.
p.s. you should probably download telegram :)
telegram changed my life at 16 years old.
when I was in high school, I was ignorant enough to think that I could be successful young and not go down the traditional path.
after doing a bit of video editing work, an online friend introduced me to a few marketing group chats in telegram.
i didn’t know it — but this completely altered the trajectory of my life.
i was seeing kids in high school printing money. to the average person, they’d think “no way, this is a scam”.
me? no. i thought “how do i achieve this too?”
fast forward 6 years, my company does 8 figures a year in revenue.
there is something to be said about surrounding yourself with an environment like that. without that, i would never think any of this was possible.
people 100 levels above you are literally one message away. hundreds of years ago, you would travel continents to talk to people like this.
don’t take this opportunity for granted.
p.s. you should probably download telegram :)
telegram changed my life at 16 years old.
when I was in high school, I was ignorant enough to think that I could be successful young and not go down the traditional path.
after doing a bit of video editing work, an online friend introduced me to a few marketing group chats in telegram.
i didn’t know it — but this completely altered the trajectory of my life.
i was seeing kids in high school printing money. to the average person, they’d think “no way, this is a scam”.
me? no. i thought “how do i achieve this too?”
fast forward 6 years, my company does 8 figures a year in revenue.
there is something to be said about surrounding yourself with an environment like that. without that, i would never think any of this was possible.
people 100 levels above you are literally one message away. hundreds of years ago, you would travel continents to talk to people like this.
don’t take this opportunity for granted.
p.s. you should probably download telegram :)
telegram changed my life at 16 years old.
when I was in high school, I was ignorant enough to think that I could be successful young and not go down the traditional path.
after doing a bit of video editing work, an online friend introduced me to a few marketing group chats in telegram.
i didn’t know it — but this completely altered the trajectory of my life.
i was seeing kids in high school printing money. to the average person, they’d think “no way, this is a scam”.
me? no. i thought “how do i achieve this too?”
fast forward 6 years, my company does 8 figures a year in revenue.
there is something to be said about surrounding yourself with an environment like that. without that, i would never think any of this was possible.
people 100 levels above you are literally one message away. hundreds of years ago, you would travel continents to talk to people like this.
don’t take this opportunity for granted.
p.s. you should probably download telegram :)
Being in a relationship of any sort requires accepting that it will die one day.
It is simply just a matter of “when” it will end, not “if” it will end.
This is why people are afraid of relationships. The grief you experience once it ends, and the pain that *could* be caused.
But death is guaranteed anyway, so why wouldn’t you go through the experience of loving while you can?
Bad days will happen. We just don’t know when.
A relationship adds more guaranteed bad days that you will experience.
And like any experience, there will be an end.
Whether it’s high school, a party, a concert, a festival, alcohol, dinner, work, being young, having friends, family, healthy hair, good skin, the ability to walk, run, breathe, and get out of bed…
All of it will end. You will lose everything.
As Alex Hormozi says - life is like a poker game, and at the end of the game, no matter how many chips you may or may not have, you must push all of your chips back to the middle of the table and say goodbye to the table forever.
Nothing was ever yours to begin with, and nothing ever will be forever yours.
The only thing that could be experienced forever is after your death. And even that, we do not know.
Life is only for you to play and experience while you have the opportunity and time to play it.
So play it fully. Otherwise, you will miss the opportunity to play, and you will die whilst never playing it to the best of your ability...
Being in a relationship of any sort requires accepting that it will die one day.
It is simply just a matter of “when” it will end, not “if” it will end.
This is why people are afraid of relationships. The grief you experience once it ends, and the pain that *could* be caused.
But death is guaranteed anyway, so why wouldn’t you go through the experience of loving while you can?
Bad days will happen. We just don’t know when.
A relationship adds more guaranteed bad days that you will experience.
And like any experience, there will be an end.
Whether it’s high school, a party, a concert, a festival, alcohol, dinner, work, being young, having friends, family, healthy hair, good skin, the ability to walk, run, breathe, and get out of bed…
All of it will end. You will lose everything.
As Alex Hormozi says - life is like a poker game, and at the end of the game, no matter how many chips you may or may not have, you must push all of your chips back to the middle of the table and say goodbye to the table forever.
Nothing was ever yours to begin with, and nothing ever will be forever yours.
The only thing that could be experienced forever is after your death. And even that, we do not know.
Life is only for you to play and experience while you have the opportunity and time to play it.
So play it fully. Otherwise, you will miss the opportunity to play, and you will die whilst never playing it to the best of your ability...
Being in a relationship of any sort requires accepting that it will die one day.
It is simply just a matter of “when” it will end, not “if” it will end.
This is why people are afraid of relationships. The grief you experience once it ends, and the pain that *could* be caused.
But death is guaranteed anyway, so why wouldn’t you go through the experience of loving while you can?
Bad days will happen. We just don’t know when.
A relationship adds more guaranteed bad days that you will experience.
And like any experience, there will be an end.
Whether it’s high school, a party, a concert, a festival, alcohol, dinner, work, being young, having friends, family, healthy hair, good skin, the ability to walk, run, breathe, and get out of bed…
All of it will end. You will lose everything.
As Alex Hormozi says - life is like a poker game, and at the end of the game, no matter how many chips you may or may not have, you must push all of your chips back to the middle of the table and say goodbye to the table forever.
Nothing was ever yours to begin with, and nothing ever will be forever yours.
The only thing that could be experienced forever is after your death. And even that, we do not know.
Life is only for you to play and experience while you have the opportunity and time to play it.
So play it fully. Otherwise, you will miss the opportunity to play, and you will die whilst never playing it to the best of your ability...
Being in a relationship of any sort requires accepting that it will die one day.
It is simply just a matter of “when” it will end, not “if” it will end.
This is why people are afraid of relationships. The grief you experience once it ends, and the pain that *could* be caused.
But death is guaranteed anyway, so why wouldn’t you go through the experience of loving while you can?
Bad days will happen. We just don’t know when.
A relationship adds more guaranteed bad days that you will experience.
And like any experience, there will be an end.
Whether it’s high school, a party, a concert, a festival, alcohol, dinner, work, being young, having friends, family, healthy hair, good skin, the ability to walk, run, breathe, and get out of bed…
All of it will end. You will lose everything.
As Alex Hormozi says - life is like a poker game, and at the end of the game, no matter how many chips you may or may not have, you must push all of your chips back to the middle of the table and say goodbye to the table forever.
Nothing was ever yours to begin with, and nothing ever will be forever yours.
The only thing that could be experienced forever is after your death. And even that, we do not know.
Life is only for you to play and experience while you have the opportunity and time to play it.
So play it fully. Otherwise, you will miss the opportunity to play, and you will die whilst never playing it to the best of your ability...
Being in a relationship of any sort requires accepting that it will die one day.
It is simply just a matter of “when” it will end, not “if” it will end.
This is why people are afraid of relationships. The grief you experience once it ends, and the pain that *could* be caused.
But death is guaranteed anyway, so why wouldn’t you go through the experience of loving while you can?
Bad days will happen. We just don’t know when.
A relationship adds more guaranteed bad days that you will experience.
And like any experience, there will be an end.
Whether it’s high school, a party, a concert, a festival, alcohol, dinner, work, being young, having friends, family, healthy hair, good skin, the ability to walk, run, breathe, and get out of bed…
All of it will end. You will lose everything.
As Alex Hormozi says - life is like a poker game, and at the end of the game, no matter how many chips you may or may not have, you must push all of your chips back to the middle of the table and say goodbye to the table forever.
Nothing was ever yours to begin with, and nothing ever will be forever yours.
The only thing that could be experienced forever is after your death. And even that, we do not know.
Life is only for you to play and experience while you have the opportunity and time to play it.
So play it fully. Otherwise, you will miss the opportunity to play, and you will die whilst never playing it to the best of your ability...
“when you are finally wealthy, you will realize that it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place, but that is for another day.” - @naval
one of my favourite quotes. most other successful entrepreneurs I speak to started their company out of some sort of insecurity or lack of feeling “enough”, rather than a genuine interest in a specific field.
when they become successful, they realize they were playing the wrong game to begin with.
this is not an anti-ode against entrepreneurship. the person you become in building the business will have the tools it takes to find what was missing in the first place.
much love :)
“when you are finally wealthy, you will realize that it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place, but that is for another day.” - @naval
one of my favourite quotes. most other successful entrepreneurs I speak to started their company out of some sort of insecurity or lack of feeling “enough”, rather than a genuine interest in a specific field.
when they become successful, they realize they were playing the wrong game to begin with.
this is not an anti-ode against entrepreneurship. the person you become in building the business will have the tools it takes to find what was missing in the first place.
much love :)
“when you are finally wealthy, you will realize that it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place, but that is for another day.” - @naval
one of my favourite quotes. most other successful entrepreneurs I speak to started their company out of some sort of insecurity or lack of feeling “enough”, rather than a genuine interest in a specific field.
when they become successful, they realize they were playing the wrong game to begin with.
this is not an anti-ode against entrepreneurship. the person you become in building the business will have the tools it takes to find what was missing in the first place.
much love :)
“when you are finally wealthy, you will realize that it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place, but that is for another day.” - @naval
one of my favourite quotes. most other successful entrepreneurs I speak to started their company out of some sort of insecurity or lack of feeling “enough”, rather than a genuine interest in a specific field.
when they become successful, they realize they were playing the wrong game to begin with.
this is not an anti-ode against entrepreneurship. the person you become in building the business will have the tools it takes to find what was missing in the first place.
much love :)
“when you are finally wealthy, you will realize that it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place, but that is for another day.” - @naval
one of my favourite quotes. most other successful entrepreneurs I speak to started their company out of some sort of insecurity or lack of feeling “enough”, rather than a genuine interest in a specific field.
when they become successful, they realize they were playing the wrong game to begin with.
this is not an anti-ode against entrepreneurship. the person you become in building the business will have the tools it takes to find what was missing in the first place.
much love :)