I love seeing posts about LLMs not knowing the current year or the number of “r”s in strawberry.
It’s a great reminder that learning to use a tool the right way is a differentiator.
Keep working on your project - I promise you have less competition than you think.
@danmartell It takes courage to choose one idea and run with it.
It also means being willing to grieve the loss of the ideas you can’t focus on while you pursue a single path.
It isn’t easy, but it is required if you want to maximize your chance of success.
If someone tells you about an investment, and can’t articulate the risk associated with it - run.
No investment comes without risk.
Don’t be fooled by “get rich quick” schemes.
Real wealth is built by steady, continuous work. It doesn’t happen overnight.
@StevenCravotta When learning marketing it’s important to pick a lane (Paid Ads, Door 2 Door, Social Media, etc) and run with it.
It takes time to get good - if you spread yourself thin it just takes longer.
@thejustinwelsh Try new things.
The worst case scenario is that you learn you don’t like it.
The best case is you find a passion that you will follow the rest of your life.
Men, choosing your wife is the most important decision you will ever make.
It will impact every aspect of your life.
Your health.
Your work.
Your wealth.
Your happiness.
Take the time to get it right.
And if someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.
@Markmanson Discipline is personal.
If you love going to the gym, it doesn’t take “discipline” in the same way it does for someone who hates it.
Focus on having discipline in areas that don’t come naturally- that’s where the growth lives.
@danmartell Small decisions stack over time.
Get good at making good decisions on the daily small things.
Do the workout.
Eat the right food.
Don’t stay up until 3am scrolling on your phone.
These things feel small, but they compound.
@hanna_UI_UX So many voices will tell you that entrepreneurship is the only path to financial freedom.
It is possible to build financial independence via a W2.
There are trade off with both paths - choose the one that best aligns with your goals.
Working at a job where you feel unfulfilled is the biggest life suck imaginable.
If you don’t find any value in your work, it’s time to start looking.
Work doesn’t have to be fun - there will always be things you don’t want to do.
But you do need to be proud of the work you do.