As I begin delving into the murky waters of entrepreneurship, I'm going to to be documenting my journey here. All the steps from building an MVP, launching, finding product-market fit, iteration, and turning in revenue. Goal is to push this to $10K MRR in 3 months 💪.
Cooking for yourself is where you find out if you actually give a shit about your own life. because nobody is watching, nobody will know, nobody will thank you, and it still takes time and attention. and if you cannot do this one small thing for yourself, then everything else you claim is probably a lie
It’s been a wild fucking day man…Found out a buddy of mine is homeless and he’s been hiding it from all of us. He’s been pretending shits been cool and he finally dropped the mask today. We all immediately jumped in to help. Fellas, don’t ever let your pride get in the way!
If you remain a poor student of history, you will always remain ignorant and gullible.
Learn from history.
Because history is a pattern.
Patterns are repetitive.
There is no human behaviour or pattern that is new under the sun.
Haven’t heard about SCRUM master role in the last 3 years at all
Back in 2016 it was all the rage
Glad to see it went away, they just ruined everything in software
Gentle reminder: You can rise up from anything. You can recreate yourself. Nothing is permanent. You are not stuck. You have choices. You can think new thoughts. You can learn something new. You can create new habits. All that matters is that you decide today and never look back.
Statistically your best chance to create wealth is to become an absolute master of sales and persuasion. Over 70% of self-made billionaires started with direct sales. There’s no other skill even close to those odds.
This line from Atomic Habits isn't ready to leave my head:
"It doesn't make sense to continue wanting something if you're not willing to do what it takes to get it. If you don't want to live the lifestyle, then release yourself from the desire. To crave the result but not the process is to guarantee disappointment."
The best advice I heard from a stranger was this: give luck more opportunities to bump into you. Leave the house, take a different road, travel, say yes to new experiences. The more you do, the more life surprises you in the best ways.
You are admired only when you win. Until then, you are tolerated at best, mocked at worst, and invisible in between. This is the law of existence: success or contempt. The world does not pity the unsuccessful man, it condemns him.
Remember, popcorn are prepared in the same pot, in the same oil, in the same heat, but they don't pop at the same time. Don't compare yourself to others. Your time to pop is coming, whether they like it or not.
Your brain gives you a few hours of peak creative problem-solving per day. If you waste them on basic admin tasks, you have effectively ruined your competitive leverage for that day. Stop giving your highest-value mental energy to low-value tasks.