Hospitality founder. Multiple 7-figure startups bootstrapped. 1 exit. Always looking for ways to simplify success in business/life. Tweeting what I learn.
Passion is overrated.
Pick something you find interesting and then obsess over it until you're so good that people can't ignore you.
Passion follows competence, not the other way around.
@tferriss 9…it’s attractive, intuitive, and does everything I need it to do. A couple of minor things I’d like to see in the future, but overall, I like it better than I ever liked Mint!
@Camp4 Love it. I do this to narrow down job candidates too. Respond to applications by asking them to send 3 specific times they can be available for a 15 minute phone call. Nearly all of them reply but probably 1/2 don’t follow instructions.
@Codie_Sanchez Oh man. I have so many tips on this one. Tip #1: Book first/biz class flights via Amex Travel with any airline and get a 35% rebate (if you have Amex Platinum). Tip #2: Transfer pts to Virgin Atlantic and fly to UK/Europe in Upper Class (pods) for as few as 95k pts RT.
@AirbnbHelp Are you open to adding a Flexible option to your long-stay cancellation policies? We host tons of 30+ night guests, but *many* more would book if Airbnb's strict/firm long-stay policies didn't scare them off. We'd like the option to give our guests more flexibility.
Is there a name for the feeling when you all you want out of life is to hunker down and eat pizza and watch movies but you also want to break new ground in your profession but you also want to quit society to live in the woods but you also want to go explore the world forever
22. Gut feelings aren't always right, but they're often a lot more logical than we realize. They are formed by thousands of situations and patterns that we've subconsciously observed over time.
21. EQ is > IQ. Being a genius doesn't give you the advantage that it did in 1980. These days, we all have unlimited information at our fingertips. If you want to get ahead in life, study people.