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Pushing my limits in Mind, Body and Spirit on a daily basis.

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

Focus on what you want, not what you fear.

[John McAfee @officialmcafee]

Everyone asks:

"What is the secret to success?"

I'm tired of ignoring you.

Here's the answer:

@theemrsmcafee

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

@OtsileJK I think people are settling for these bakkies and going for SUVs as they family cars

[Luckshury @Luckshuryy]

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[Hux @huxlab]

Alexandr Wang 在谈到“如何拉开与 99% 人的差距”时，给出了极其朴素甚至残酷的答案：

顶层竞争根本不拼智商，拼的是极端执行力的非对称倾斜。

他的三条核心准则：

1. 绝对聚焦，压榨认知带宽： 绝大多数人的忙碌只是“低密度伪勤奋”。真正的专注是把全部精力砸在唯一的核心支点上，拒绝任何无关干扰。

2. 把“过度交付”做成护城河： 行业标准要求走 1 英里，你就走完 10 英里。当所有人都按合同完成 100% 时，常态化交付 200% 的人会直接卷走全部声誉与溢价。

3. 带靶向的超额输出，拒绝无目的内耗： 努力不是盲目自我感动，而是针对具体目标的持续过载测试。把每一次交付都当成生死决战来打。

商业世界最公平的一点在于：

聪明人到处都是，但能忍受极度枯燥并长期超额交付的人凤毛麟角。

执行力溢出，就是最暴力的护城河。

[Cole Jaczko @colejaczko]

Every ultra successful person I’ve met journals, manifests, & visualizes

Survivor bias.

I started this 3 years ago - and it’s completely changed my life. You guys want more content teaching you my process to help you do so?

[Buzz @BuzzMalx]

How to stop procrastinating, in 6 steps:

1. name the feeling

before you avoid a task, ask "what am i trying to escape?"

> if you don't know where to start, define the first step
> if the task feels too big, break it into smaller parts

2. start small

make the first action so easy it's hard to say no to. once you start, keeping going is much easier

3. remove distractions

put your phone in another room, turn off notifications, close extra tabs
make the task the easiest thing to do

4. decide in advance

pick an exact time and how long you'll work, before the moment comes
then there's nothing left to negotiate

5. don't wait for motivation

start even if you're not motivated

6. recover fast

one wasted morning doesn't mean the whole day is gone
start again as soon as you notice, don't wait for tomorrow

full breakdown in the article:

[Stijn Noorman @stijnnoorman]

If you're ambitious but struggling to focus, please read this.

1. You need to become a quitter.

[AvantPrince_ @AvantPrince_]

It takes a psychopathic and sociopathic level of dedication to make it out of this system, you cant just want it enough to try when its convenient, if you want to be immense, top 0.0001% you have to push yourself to places that are not human

The sheer intensity of self command, the willingness to become indifferent to distraction, social approval, temporary discomfort and the endless invitations to dilute your own potential, delay gratification, cut costs, focus explicitly on a tiny number of variables for a fixed period of time, to not even entertain the possibility it can be any other way, you have to want it more than anyone else with an obsession that borders on madness, you're adapting whilst they're resting, dude is chilling with his girlfriend cuddling, you are in the trenches scheming more upward mobility, whilst they're complaining your hunting for edges and scanning relentlessly for your next advantage

You have to become extraordinarily selective about what receives access to your mind, your time, your energy and your future. Most people are not defeated by one catastrophic event, they are slowly yet surely disassembled by a thousand small concessions, weak friendships, poor financial decisions, fragmented attention, cheap pleasures, emotional volatility and years spent negotiating with standards they already know they must uphold daily relentlessly

Treat life as an integrated system, protect biology, sharpen judgement, accumulating capital, building competence and refuse to allow temporary emotional states to govern permanent decisions

Even when you're winning you have to be violently honest about where you are slacking and where you are losing momentum, even 30 minutes a day over a year is 182.5 hours, or about 4.5 full time work weeks, you must push harder and you must enjoy the process of knowing you are willing to go further than the next man,I can take more pain than you I can forget my emotions quicker and more repeatedly than you can, my decisions are more objective than yours are, I will outlast you in spirit and action

There is something almost frightening about the individual who can sustain intelligent effort for years without requiring the world to continually reassure him that victory is coming

He is not merely working harder, he is becoming increasingly difficult to interrupt, corrupt, discourage or disorganise repeatedly to turn his spirit, mind and soul into one organised system of task decimation for a broader task of fuliflling the committment he made to himself many nights ago

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

It sucks to say it, but the default is overweight, dumb, and broke.

You don't live in a world where you have to hunt for your food and figure out how to survive.

You live in a world where - unless you decide to endlessly practice self-education, because schools do not teach you how to live a good life - you will automatically choose hyperpalatable foods, sit on your couch all day, and get the job that pays enough to survive because that's just what you were supposed to do.

[Dhruv kumar @Dhruvkumar16797]

This guy literally explained why some people become successful while other stay average.

The reason is uncomfortable. Game Theory

Watch this:

[Luckshury @Luckshuryy]

Wrote a piece on how to build a system for the discretionary trader.

I get asked this question a TON and have nowhere to direct people.

There is no quick way to do this, but I covered the best way I would approach it for those looking to build an actual career as a trader.

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

@JamesBruce131 @TradeZella @austinsilverfx $28k and you live in SA, are you mad James!!!😅😂🔥🔥🔥

[Forge Physique @ForgePhysique]

PLATE ABS WORKOUT 💪🏻🔥

[Luckshury @Luckshuryy]

few notes from my 8 years trading only bitcoin

> focusing on one pair gave me an edge
> half size until it moves in my favour, then add
> add when the trade is working
> full size on the open gets you smoked
> cut losers faster than feels comfortable
> use denial mode to turn off pnl
> fees are pnl eliminate where possible
> dedicate 1 day per week for a weekly review
> execution should be boring
> review the biggest moves of the week
> base every decision on expected value
> recognise when your edge is fading
> simple rules > advanced ones you cant follow
> large wicks will usually at least partially fill
> heatmaps are kinda useless
> liquidation spikes help spotting mean reversion
> round numbers act as magnets
> you are most likely better off entering at limit
> you don't need to watch "every venue" **
> don't backtest shit with ai
> remove trading apps off your phone
> keep risk constant early on
> trading is a j-curve business
> time delays can create clarity
> get better at spotting trends vs ranges
> hard targets cap the best trades
> more screens isn't an edge
> drawdowns are part of what makes an edge
> trading via phone ends fucking badly
> know where you're targeting before entering
> set yourself one non pnl goal per day
> sitting on your hands is a trade in itself
> build sample size before you size up

I value longevity in this business, i want to be here for many years to come, that mindset is what shapes my rules and risk tolerance moving forward 🫡

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

@Philemonkats Naval Ravikant refers to it as Hedonic Adaptation

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

@Phislash How much for the Afnan?

[Tumi @Tumi213]

Incredible time in UK Rap 🙏🏽

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

Work → creation → reward → fulfillment → repeat.

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

Maybe we came into this world to work, create, and reap the fruits of our work.

[StakeoutCap @thisismazz_]

Sometimes all you gotta do is do all you gotta do.