Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

"We are blind to luck, yet it rules our lives."

— Nassim Nicholas Taleb

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

@ggreenwald @PaulSkallas What a fucking hero, he should be the new CEO

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

Yankees and their amazing lack of culture…

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

what a great city

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

More insane advice from Fable 5

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

This map does a good job in explaining the German longing for Italy (we even have a word for that longing: Italiensehnsucht)

[DRACO @Dracobased]

“I'm not a Nazi by any means, but honestly, I cannot understand how anyone could look at the history of the white races and then proceed to fuck with them in any way.
For roughly 2000 years the Europeans did nothing but fight each other tooth and nail

I mean for fucks sake, the last time white people got angry, really genuinely angry… they split the atom, opening up an entire new era of science and incinerating 100,000 people before they had breakfast and ruining the genetic lineage of the survivors for decades to come. Then they did it again a few days later for no reason.
Seriously

Do not fuck with white people”

[Pyrate @CEOLandshark]

If winning was guaranteed &certain, you'd go 10x harder at it.

Paradoxically, if you went 10x harder, the win would almost be a guarantee, on a long enough time horizon, for any goal.

It's easy to mentally recognize this, but it ideally should be felt in the body as a fact.

[Electra @Electrarythm]

Most people don't know this, but Salvador Dalí built his entire career on tapping into his unconscious mind on purpose.

Dalí's most famous trick was a micro-nap he called "slumber with a key." He'd sit in a heavy Spanish-style armchair, head tilted back against the leather, both arms hanging completely limp off the armrests, and in his left hand he'd hold a heavy metal key pinched lightly between his thumb and forefinger.

Directly under that hand, on the floor, he'd place an upside-down plate. He'd then let himself drift into sleep. The instant he actually fell asleep, his muscles would go slack, the key would slip out of his fingers, hit the upside-down plate, and the clang would jolt him awake.

The whole nap was meant to last less than a quarter of a second. He called that half-second window the "taut and invisible wire which separates sleeping from waking," and he'd immediately sketch the hallucinations he saw in that flash.

The melting clocks, the elephants on stilts, the burning giraffes, a lot of that came straight out of those quarter-second naps. He picked the trick up from Capuchin monks and wrote it down as one of his "50 Secrets of Magic Craftsmanship."

[Andrea @andrea_economia]

Cada día estoy más convencida de que uno de los mayores problemas de nuestra generación no va a ser el dinero.

Va a ser la soledad.

Cada vez veo a más gente de mi generación incapaz de mantener una relación, incapaz de comprometerse con nada y convencida de que siempre habrá algo mejor esperándoles.

Ya nada parece suficiente. Ni la pareja. Ni formar una familia. Ni tener hijos. Ni construir algo a largo plazo.

Todo tiene que ser perfecto.

Y en cuanto aparece el primer problema, la primera discusión o la primera incomodidad, se cambia de pareja.

Vivimos en la generación con más formas de conectar que nunca y, al mismo tiempo, en la generación que más sola se siente.

Porque nos han vendido que la libertad consiste en no depender de nadie. Que comprometerse es una carga. Que tener hijos es un problema. Que construir una familia te quita vida.

Y mientras tanto cada vez hay más gente que llega a los 45 años con cientos de contactos y absolutamente nadie a quien llamar cuando tiene un problema serio.

Lo peor es que muchos no se dan cuenta ahora.

Se darán cuenta dentro de 20 o 30 años.

Cuando los padres ya no estén. Cuando los amigos empiecen a hacer su vida. Cuando las fiestas ya no llenen. Cuando los viajes ya no tapen el vacío. Y cuando descubran que las relaciones humanas necesitan años para construirse.

A veces tengo la sensación de que estamos sacrificando compañía futura por comodidad presente.

Y quizá el gran problema no sea que vayamos a tener menos dinero que nuestros padres.

Quizá el problema sea que vamos a llegar mucho más solos.

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

@jmgmoron Menudo sapo

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

@everestchris6 System

[Samuel @guidoprincesa]

No puedo verlo, se me parte el corazón.

Cualquiera que haya venido a nuestras conferencias sabe que cuando me preguntan por Francia, siempre digo que el único país perdido es Inglaterra. En todos los demás hay policías para salir de esta, lo que no hay es modelo policial para que a la cúspide de pirámide lleguen guerreros y no burócratas de uniforme al servicio del poder. En Inglaterra no hay modelo policial ni policías.

Este vídeo debería significar un antes y un después para Occidente.
Un joven que podría ser tu hijo y tiene la mala suerte de cruzarse, al ir a buscar a sus amigos del equipo de fútbol, con unos salvajes a los que otros salvajes han permitido entrar en nuestros barrios.

Le apuñalan, le someten y encima llaman a la Policía denunciando comportamientos racistas. Los policías llegan y engrilletan al joven inglés con doce puñaladas, comunicándole que está detenido sólo porque la otra parte ha hablado de racismo. Se muere esposado y suplicando porque no puede respirar.

Imagínate que los autores fueran blancos y la víctima no. Ya estaría ardiendo media europa. Esa media europa está perdida, llena de miserables y cobardes. A la otra media no nos queda más remedio que reconquistar.

[Chris @everestchris6]

this OpenClaw bot finds businesses the day they register, builds their whole brand, and mails the owner a postcard with it, on autopilot...

here's how agencies can land recurring clients with this system:

- scans public business registrations the moment they're filed
- filters for the ones most likely to become real, spending businesses
- pulls the owner's name + address direct from public records
- generates a full website for their exact business, live at a URL
- creates a matching logo, brand kit & ready-to-run ads
- sets up their google business profile + a snapshot of local competitors
- prints a personalised postcard with their whole brand already built + QR code
- mails it to their door, addressed to the owner by name

every step from registration to outreach is automated.

reply "SYSTEM" + RT and i'll send you the full breakdown so you can build this too (must be following so i can DM)

[NEET @NEETOCRACY]

Remember what they took from you.

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

La sensación que experimento cuando leo “Europemaxxing” es exactamente la misma que tengo cuando escucho a un yankee hablando del imperio romano... shut the fuck up bitch

[le.hl @0xleegenz]

How dude starts acting after successful predicted the outcome of Trump decision after being wrong 100 times in a row (he bought $50 of the S&P 500):

[Don Raggio @Raggiomoral]

Soy un defensor cultural del tarot. Seré muy breve.

Fue un artefacto mediterráneo que nació como un juego durante el Renacimiento en un momento donde hubo una concatenación de Papas nocivos. Se presentó como un complemento espiritual alternativo.

Como el pueblo no sabía leer, le resultaba fácil entender su propia vida mediante pictogramas. De hecho las iglesias están llenas de imágenes como herencia grecolatina inmanente pero también como guía visual para entender el Logos. El tarot no sirve para adivinar el futuro sino para orientar el mandato délfico de "conócete a ti mismo" mediante un azaroso y simbólico test de Rorschach.

[Embracing Pain 🌞🏺🇪🇸 @sunandspain]

@CryptoMikli That’s the gayest thing I have ever heard

[NICK @nickrgrs]

You should be charging at least $5000 for skills you already have

Anything less is a waste of time

You will hit your money goals the FASTEST by doing this

Not becoming an influencer

Not dropshipping

Not crypto

Not trying to invent the next billion dollar startup with no experience

Just solving a painful problem for someone who already has money using your existing skills

Thats it

The internet has completely distorted peoples understanding of business

Most people think making money online requires:
- millions of followers
- complicated automation
- investors
- employees
- ads

None of that is true at the beginning...

You only need:
- a painful problem
- a valuable skill that solves it
- people willing to pay for it

In reality, most people are already sitting on a skill someone would pay thousands for

A lot of them just think “nobody would pay me” because it feels normal to them

But if you know how to:
- get clients
- lose weight
- run ads
- build ecom brands
- close deals
- build websites
- generate leads
- edit videos
- trade stocks
- automate workflows
- write sales copy
- produce music
- shoot content
- recruit
- organize operations
- Etc etc etc (literally can be ANYTHING)

…there are millions of people online who will pay enormous money to learn from you or have you do it for them

Because the market does not care if your skill feels ordinary to you

The market cares if:
- it makes money
- saves time
- reduces pain
- creates status
- removes uncertainty
- gets results faster

Thats what people pay for

And the part most mfs miss is:

At $5000/client… you barely need any clients to completely change your life

4 clients per month is already… $20,000/month

I’ve helped my own clients hit those numbers with less than 300 followers before

The internet made distribution free

Social media made trust scalable

And AI made execution WAY easier

There has never been a better time in history to monetize what you are already good at

And im 100% confident this decade will be looked back on as the easiest time in history to GET RICH because of this…

I've built content & sales for myself & partners to over $15.7M and 6.8M followers

And now we launch and scale personal brands, business owners & coaches with these same systems

link in bio to access

[Goku @ProjectGokuu]

Dorian Yates says people who move from England to sunny Spain live years longer, and it's the sunlight.

Yates is a six-time Mr. Olympia who left pale, cloudy England for Spain.

He says there is a six to seven year gap in life expectancy between the two countries, and he believes the sun is the reason.

On the same podcast, Andrew Huberman backed the mechanism with science.

He said sunlight passes deep into your body and charges your mitochondria, the engines inside your cells.

Huberman cited research showing that sunlight on your skin can improve your blood sugar control by close to 30%.

Yates says we have been sold a lie that the sun, the giver of all life, is bad for us.

His rule is simple: get sun, just don't let yourself burn.

— Dorian Yates (@Dorian_Yates) on the Huberman Lab (@hubermanlab) podcast.