Note To Self (#13):
Put yourself in environments where you have no choice but to be disciplined.
You no longer need to rise to the occasion but merely conform to your surroundings.
Note To Self (#12):
There are definitively ZERO benefits of complacency.
In humility, there is room for growth, self-reflection, a desire to learn new things, and a willingness to seek new challenges.
Humility always wins.
Note To Self (#11):
Uber-successful people don't follow the status quo, at least not all of the time.
They're unique. Their path is not linear. They must deviate from the herd at some point.
For in order to achieve extraordinary outputs, ordinary inputs serve no purpose.
Note To Self (#8):
Knowledge isn't a single ingredient only used within a specific recipe.
Each new piece stacks on top of the other like LEGO – even the small ones contribute to building something bigger and more interesting.
Knowledge is never wasted. Acquire it accordingly.
Note To Self (#7)
There is never a good excuse for failing to practice the things that require ZERO talent:
→ Being on time
→ Bringing high energy
→ Having a positive attitude
→ Going one extra mile
→ Consistently high effort
→ Being prepared
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How?
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Now, there's nothing wrong with bearing the fruits of your labour and enjoying a pay rise.
I'm no financial expert, but it's probably not the best to have the debits in your bank account equal to (or perhaps greater than) your debits.
What are your thoughts? ↓
This essentially means that when it comes to money that is available and ready to be invested, the person earning $1M and spending $1M to maintain their lifestyle is financially no better or worse off than the person earning $80k and spending $80k.
He has managed to construct his businesses in a way that allows his decisions and his actions to be magnified through the compounding efforts of others.
This is the takeaway: