The pursuit of money turns you into a walking encyclopedia of weird shit.
Have you ever stopped to think how much odd random shit we know that we have learned solely in the pursuit of making money?
Is it worth your time?
When you off your grind, is it on your mind?
If it all fell down, would it break your heart? Would you still build up?
What do you live for?
Would you die for it? Or were you just passing time?
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How confidence is linked to results is not hard to understand.
Like McGregor once said, I think. If you can see it, have enough courage to speak it coupled with enough intent to see it through, compounded.
Eventually, the universe will know your name.
A man has only 5 ways out of depression;
1. Making money.
2. Hitting the gym.
3. Believing in God.
4. Chasing his purpose.
5. Building a loving family.
Number 1 energy drainer:
Trying to convince other people that what you're doing is right for you.
I learnt later on that truly, The Ends Justify The Means.
Don't waste energy explaining.
Number 1 energy drainer:
Trying to convince other people that what you're doing is right for you.
I learnt later on that truly, The Ends Justify The Means.
Don't waste energy explaining.
Best career advice that I can give: Don't ever attach yourself to a person, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Attach yourself to a mission, a calling, a purpose ONLY. That's how you keep your power & your peace. It's worked pretty well for me thus far.
Your next move
Tell no one.
Open a business
Tell no one.
Hit the gym
Tell no one.
Buy a home
Tell no one.
Build a new network
Tell no one.
As a man, you are most powerful when your life is private.
The Eyes are Proof of Purpose.
The Voice is Proof for Conviction.
Results are Proof of Consistency.
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