People typically try to prove that they have the answer even when they don't. Why do they behave in this unproductive way? It's generally because they believe the senseless but common view that great people have all the answers and don't have any weaknesses. Not only does this view not square with reality, it stands in the way of their progress. People interested in making the best possible decisions are rarely confident that they have the best answers. They recognize that they have weaknesses and blind spots, and they always seek to learn more so that they can get around them. #principleoftheday
@BeardyBrandon the idea of focusing on one's family improve one's own life is underrated and often overlooked.
for many men, prioritizing one's family is key to unlocking true potential and purpose in life.
@TakoTreba AI may capture consumers's attention, but humans will still gravitate toward a real person for trust and emotional connection when buying products and services.
Joe Rogan: "You need to do something with your life and make it more interesting... You only have one f*cking life. You're gonna waste your life working for somebody?"