Want to know the ugly unfair truth about why some guys get rich and others do not?
It's not hard work.
Here it is: Almost every 8-9 figure guy I know at SOME point had a gun to their head where they HAD to be successful.
When I got out of the military, I had $6k and no education.
In short I HAD to make something work.
It wasn't passion that made me work 12-14 hour days to learn how to build an online business.
It wasn't confidence either. I considered myself an idiot. It was fear.
I had about $500 left when I finally started making money.
This fear was the greatest gift God ever gave me. During this time I witnessed that I "could" do it.
THIS is what gave me the confidence to keep going and build what later turned into a sizable net worth.
Most people never get this. They have the option to stay comfortable, they never have to fight, thus they never learn to fight.
Getting comfortable is what also kills most guys ONCE they make it.
If you are waking up and going to bed in fear, say a little prayer.
Pain, fear, anger. They are the most unfair advantage a guy can have. Most are never lucky enough to truly get in bad enough straits that they HAVE to make something happen.
If you do, don't pout. Embrace the dark side, you will come out made of steel and red lightsabers.
🚨 The goal is to extract money from the US and Europe through Ukraine and return it to the hands of a transnational elite (Globalist Agenda 20 30)"
"The goal is not to win any war, but to maintain permanent conflicts that feed that power circuit"
——— Julian Assange
Andrew Tate’s rant on becoming the best at every single job you have is something every guy on Twitter should watch:
“When I used to carry fish boxes, I timed myself. Let me carry as many boxes as possible.”
“Everyone is trying to do the bare minimum all the time. How you do one thing is how you do everything.”
If you live off people’s compliments, you’ll die from their criticism.
“Be aware of your ego in good times, do not forget that the journey has no finish line.
It’s a continual work in progress with ups, downs, wins and losses.
The constant is never-ending focus.
Focus on building good habits in your life through discipline each day.
If you have a bump in the road, don’t forget we are all human.
Start over and continue to simply do your best.
When things are good, remember this…
If you live off people’s compliments, you’ll die from their criticism.” — Quade Cooper
What Makes Taking Losses Scary?
The absence of a sound trading model and impeccable Risk Management.
You fear losses, because you don't know your model, it's efficiency and yourself.
You will lose, given enough opportunities trying.
A sound model in the hands of a capable, sober-minded Trader, that employs impeccable Risk Management, prevents fear of losses; and replaces it with concern over KPI's.
The more you know...
Acknowledging your weaknesses is not the same as surrendering to them.
“When a problem stems from your own lack of talent or skill, most people feel shame.
Get over it. I cannot emphasize this enough: Acknowledging your weaknesses is not the same as surrendering to them.
It’s the first step toward overcoming them.” — @RayDalio
When someone shows you who they are, believe them.
“Their final gift to you was repeating their pattern one more time so you could finally see that despite their potential, this is who they’ve chosen to be.”
In life, you must choose your regrets.
“You'll regret it if you get married. You'll regret it if you don't get married. You'll regret it if you have kids, and you'll regret it if you don't.
Kierkegaard said this 200 years ago as follows:
‘Whatever you choose, you'll regret it. Because the problem isn't in your choices; it's in romanticizing a life you haven't lived.
A person always finds an untraveled path alluring and mysterious.
That's why the issue isn't making the right choice.
It's choosing and deciding which regret you'll live with.’
What have you decided?” — Salih Guney