@X , please connect me with people who:
• dream about writing books, building companies, learning languages, living in different countries, and becoming fascinating humans
• have ten hobbies, twenty unfinished ideas, and no intention of becoming “just one thing”
The older I get, the more I crave an ordinary life.
A slow morning.
Sunlight through the window.
Warm meals.
A book I can’t put down.
Hours to think.
Hours to build.
People that feel like home.
That’s enough.
Imagine if Netflix only recommended shows identical to the last one you watched.
You’d mistake familiarity for taste.
That’s exactly what algorithms do to our thinking.
i unfollow people who build authority by making someone else look stupid.
i unfollow people who patronize creators just to sell their own course.
You don’t need to diminish someone else’s work to elevate your own.
i want my timeline to make me more generous.
not more cynical
@AlexHormozi I won’t lie. Back in 2014, I didn’t know a thing about this “Law of Attraction” but I had fear of failing tests and that made me study hard (act)
And guess what? I topped in my class tests.
So if LOA was a thing I should’ve attracted failure because of my fear.
ACTION wins.
@danieldalen I used to be that person. So busy polishing the doorknob that I forgot to open the door. I blocked a lot of opportunities and I gave myself a loose excuse of being a “perfectionist”
And you know what that got me?
NOTHING.
My new mantra is: JUST OPEN THE DAMN DOOR!
People can tell.
When you read. When you eat clean. When you stay disciplined.
It all shows in how you talk, walk, and show up.
Your private habits build your public identity.
So train like it.