Building a business is about:

- Owning your life.
- Finding fulfilment.
- Having time freedom.
- Building relationships.
- Pursuing your truest passions.
- Spending more time with family.
- Spending more time with friends.

Not about status or buying fancy things.

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If you're dating a 10, STAY QUIET.

If you're learning a skill, STAY QUIET.

If you're hitting the gym, STAY QUIET.

If you're building a business, STAY QUIET.

KEEP YOUR PERSONAL LIFE PRIVATE.

14 Success Formulas You Should Know:

1. Hard work + Consistency = Success

2. Goals + Action = Success

3. Willpower + Discipline = Success

4. Creativity + Passion = Success

5. Failure + Learning = Success

6. Learning + Growth = Success

7. Knowledge + Experience = Success

8. Effort + Sacrifice = Success

9. Health + Wellness = Success

10. Optimism + Positivity = Success

11. Risk + Reward = Success

12. Dreams + determination = success

13. Opportunity + preparation = success

14. Planning + execution = success.

You need 3 daily wins:

1️⃣, A physical win.
Walking, running, lifting,
swimming..

2️⃣, A mental win.
Reading, writing, creating, learning..

3️⃣, A spiritual win.
Praying, meditating, studying, growing..

Be a complete winner!

1. Failure is a valuable learning experience

When you fail, you have the opportunity to learn from your mistakes and figure out what went wrong. This has been something I've learned to embrace.

Having this knowledge can help you make better decisions in the future and avoid making the same mistakes again.

The more you fail, the more you learn, and the better equipped you become to deal with challenges in the future.

2. Failure builds resilience

Entrepreneurship is a tough and challenging journey, and failure is a natural part of it. When you learn to embrace failure and bounce back from it, you build resilience and mental toughness, which are great qualities for success in any field. Without failure, you may not discover new opportunities or breakthroughs.

3. Failure helps you take calculated risks

If you're not willing to take risks, you'll never be able to achieve anything great. However, taking risks means that you may fail from time to time. Learning to embrace failure and learn from your mistakes will help you take calculated risks and make better decisions.

4. Failure can lead to innovation

Some of the greatest innovations in history have come as a result of failure. When something doesn't work out the way you expected, you have the opportunity to think outside the box and come up with new and innovative solutions.

5. Failure can make you more empathetic

When you fail, you can develop a deeper sense of empathy for others who are going through a similar experience. This can help you build stronger relationships with your employees, customers and partners.

6. Failure helps you to identify your weaknesses

When you fail, you are forced to confront your weaknesses and areas where you need to improve. This self-reflection can help you to become more self-aware and develop strategies to overcome your weaknesses.

How Elon Musk makes decisions and used his lessons to build a $20M business by 27.

Here's Elon Musk's decision-making protocol:

First principles thinking is the secret behind Elon's success.

It's about breaking problems down to their core truths and reasoning up from there.

Most people think by analogy - doing things how they've always been done.

First principles thinkers question everything.

When Elon wanted to build electric cars, people said it was impossible due to expensive battery packs.

So Elon broke it down: What are batteries made of? Could he buy the raw materials cheaply and make his own batteries?

By reasoning from first principles, he found a way.

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I used to follow the crowd. I started multiple businesses that failed because I wasn't investing in the small details.

After my third failure, I discovered first principles thinking. It completely shifted my approach and led to my first $10M/year company.

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In the online education space, everyone was selling $2K-$3K cookie-cutter programs.

The market was saturated and uninspired. So I questioned my assumptions:

What did I, as a consumer, really want? What would the ultimate premium trading education look like?

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First principles thinking can be applied to any field. It's about questioning assumptions and getting to the root of problems.

When you do this, you'll find opportunities that everyone else is missing.

You'll see the world with fresh eyes.

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But this type of thinking has been trained out of us.

Since the industrial revolution, education has focused on conformity over creativity.

We've been conditioned to follow rules and not question authority—getting stuck in the pattern of doing things the old way.