Lukas

I always forget what I learn, so I’m building in public: Your own lessons, back every Sunday right before they‘d fade.

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

Have you ever been at the beach and
* read a great book?
* reflected on your life?
* had some deep realizations?

It's easier than ever to remember your thoughts with voice transcription and live insight capture.

Enjoy your next beach day. Never forget insights again.

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

@theandreilucian @naval Absolutely. Naval was just in time for the weekend :-)

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@lynk0x Great reminder that we are in control of our future! And also so important we should be more forgiving with our past, still need to improve on that one too

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@hacksoftly A gold mine of money lessons

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Worth to think about why ‚wanting‘ money in the first place. Great read!

[Julie Zhuo @joulee]

https://t.co/TjJDFgynKm

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@pixelgrave_exe Love

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@siddharthwv @primal_brainer so deliberating to gain clarity

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@primal_brainer I‘ve never heard able this book before. I guess I should give it a try.

Why will your life never be the same? What opened your eyes, I‘m extremely curious

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

I think the best way to learn something if by experience. Go for it, reflect on it, improve from there. Books or in general resources are great to learn new perspectives and get ideas, but the real "aha moment" comes from the act itself.

Active recalling is the secret tip. Otherwise your learnings will fade faster than you think, and if you haven't internalized your learning yet, you'll start over.

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

I see your challenge, been there too. Issue with notes is that you need to stay disciplined in recalling and at one point you don't find specific notes anymore. Best is to have a system to "fire and forget". the system then should take care of recalling or reminding you. I am actively building a tool to solve this, happy to continue the chat with you @cartik27.

Also curious how @readswithravi is handling this.

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

@readswithravi the "actively recall information" is so important. and don't forget, your personal insights counts also to "your study"

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

@skylarromines @abrilzucchi Curious as well. Asking for a friend of a friend

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@Tim_Denning What a touching thread! Cheers to life!

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

@RnaudBertrand Thanks for sharing your insights. People can be blended easily, but once you understand, you understand

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

Good morning quote for you:

„Work as much and as hard as you want on the things you like to do best. Don't think about what you want to be, but what you want to do.“

Have a nice Tuesday.

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

@DanielSmidstrup Not there yet, my progress still feels slooooow 🐢 but I believe in your words

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@lifemaxxjourney @pikacap sitting in the same yacht as you :-)

[Lukas @MindletterCom]

I almost can promise you that if you go and speak to those owners, almost NO ONE got their yacht by making coffee at home.

Not saying that being careful with your spending is not a good habit, I am there too. But if you want to become that wealthy, you have to concentrate your investments. Saving on coffee or eating out won't help you much further from a certain point onwards.

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@billainsahu @DanielSmidstrup I can confirm. Most of my users are from direct conversations, at least the ones that still actively use it. The other users logged in once or twice, and it's hard to make them come back if they don't grasp the value from the very beginning