The hardest sentence I ever said wasn't "this is wrong."
It was "I've known this was wrong for years."
Here's what that admission cost me — and freed me from:
@AlexHormozi Getting it wrong and trying again is how anyone ever gets it right.
Being right and never trying lands you exactly where wrong does — nowhere.
I really haven't seen @russellbrunson to post thread for quite a while. I don't even know if he even posts threads.
But all the X gurus are telling to post more threads to grow.
Every advice must have a solid unshakable proof tied to it.
How many coaches making 6+ figure a year and how many coaches do you see on social media?
The Gap is they all want to make the 6 figure and almost nobody wants to provide real value.
Guess what? Those on top — they all operate on value first.
@russellbrunson Creating asks you to have already arrived.
Documenting lets you start exactly where you are.
You never run out of content because you never run out of living.
@LewisHowes Here's the danger no one mentions:
your definition of success updates, but your goals rarely do.
Most people achieve the success of a person they no longer are.
@russellbrunson Opportunities don't sit there waiting to be found.
Each action you take is what creates the next one.
The door only appears after you walk through this one.
@LewisHowes A stranger judges you once and forgets by lunch.
You repeat your verdict to yourself every single day.
A stranger's opinion visits once; your own plays on loop.
Waiting to feel ready steals three things:
The start — the thing never begins.
The skill — you miss the reps.
The self — you become someone who prepares instead of someone who does.
You’ll never feel ready.
Begin badly today.