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[MARILWANGARE🇰🇪 @marilwangare]

You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.

[MAT DO @ItsMatDo]

Truth is:

If you want to make it, you have to be borderline obsessed.

Being lukewarm, sitting on the fence, and always playing it safe is how you guarantee spectator status for the rest of your life.

[Kieran Drew @ItsKieranDrew]

The difference between ‘just another content creator’ and an entrepreneur is the ability to monetize attention. Posting is just the start.

[M A G U N G A @theMagunga]

Listening to Wabiro and 60 years has psyched me up for Wednesday. Especially that part Coster says

🎶Be onge onge jawar mabiro waro wa e ngima ni. To wamor wamiel ka Zakayo pokolimo ja badhi. 🎶

No one is coming to save us. We will dance and merry before Zakayo comes for your person.

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

You'll be judged for succeeding more than you ever would for failing.

[︎ ︎Seth @_wysdejiii]

When Chemistry teacher said “old bonds break when new are formed” we didn't listen

[Tim Denning @Tim_Denning]

Being seen as crazy is the #1 sign you’re going to be wildly successful.

[Navalism @NavalismHQ]

"If you want to be a clear thinker you cannot pay attention to politics because it’ll destroy your ability to think."

@naval

[Mark Manson @Markmanson]

You’ll be amazed at how things magically turn out great as soon as you stop giving a f*ck.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

Confront one of your limitations—one of the obstructions in your path—today. Break beyond it, climb over it, think your way around it. Don’t run from it. It was created for you.

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

I'd rather become so good they can't ignore me...

Not network so hard I finally meet them.

Own the club > waiting in line.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“I helped a man climb a mountain and found that I too had reached the top.” — Unknown

[MARILWANGARE🇰🇪 @marilwangare]

Grok please... I'm girl.

[Unkonfined @unkonfined]

Satan may win little battles but God will win the war.

[Kieran Drew @ItsKieranDrew]

Nobody cares about your personal development advice until you've done something with it.

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

If you want to achieve unreasonable things, you need to be ok with others finding you unreasonable.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

In the course of your life you will be continually encountering fools. There are simply too many to avoid.

We can classify people as fools by the following rubric: when it comes to practical life, what should matter is getting long term results, and getting the work done in as efficient and creative a manner as possible.

That should be the supreme value that guides people’s action. But fools carry with them a different scale of values.

They place more importance on short-term matters – grabbing immediate money, getting attention from the public or media, and looking good. They are ruled by their ego and insecurities.

They tend to enjoy drama and political intrigue for their own sake. When they criticize, they always emphasize matters that are irrelevant to the overall picture or argument.

They are more interested in their career and position than in the truth. You can distinguish them by how little they get done, or by how hard they make it for others to get results.

They lack a certain common sense, getting worked up about things that are not really important while ignoring problems that will spell doom in the long term.

The natural tendency with fools is to lower yourself to their level.

They annoy you, get under your skin, and draw you into a battle.

In the process, you feel petty and confused. You lose a sense of what is really important.

You can’t win an argument or get them to see your side or change their behavior, because rationality and results don’t matter to them.

You simply waste valuable time and emotional energy.

In dealing with fools you must adopt the following philosophy: they are simply a part of life, like rocks or furniture.

All of us have foolish sides, moments in which we lose our heads and think more of our ego or short-term goals.

It is human nature. Seeing this foolishness within you, you can then accept it in others.

This will allow you to smile at their antics, to tolerate their presence as you would a silly child, and to avoid the madness of trying to change them.

It is all part of the human comedy, and it is nothing to get upset or lose sleep over.

[Psyche Wizard @PsycheWizard]

Why the most consistent people always win...

(The discipline loop) 🧵

[Youssef El Manssouri @yoemsri]

The greatest plot twist in tech history:

Elon Musk just bid $97.4B to buy OpenAI.

The same company he's suing for putting profit over public good.

But Sam Altman's response was unexpected: