Terrific mindset to have:

Rather than crying at the cards you were dealt,
Rather than wishing they were different,
Rather than moaning at how everyone else has a better hand than u...

Redirect that energy.
Instead: “Ok. These are my cards. How can I play these the best I can?”

What is worse: Regret or failure?

Your patience is directly proportional to the time you have at your disposal:

- When you have more time, you have more patience.

- When you have less time, you have less patience.

People will treat you exactly how you treat yourself.

If you don't prioritize yourself, neither will they.

If you want to do big things

Your spirit must become strong enough to capably handle it

If you want a strong spirit

You must be tested, your sword must be sharpened, and it can only do so by grinding against the sharpening stone.

Only then will it cut.

Do

You

Understand?

Bad dopamine:
- Porn
- Alcohol
- Junk food
- Video games
- Social media

Good dopamine:
- Workout
- Reading
- Advantures
- Cold shower
- Pursuing goal

Learn the difference.

Not hitting your goal?
Losing motivation?

Change your approach.

It’s not always about trying harder. Rather trying new ways to get the same goal.

Ever notice just how MUCH of the shit that you *think* is holding you back; is completely made up, and exists ENTIRELY in your head.

Not everyone will be happy for YOUR change,

because it reminds them that they're not changing.

Its real simple to upgrade yourself:

Want to be fit? Stop eating so much.
Want to be rich? Stop wasting money.
Want to be smart? Stop consuming shit.

You already know what you have to do.

Men,

Nobody is going to respect you,

If you don't have money, intelligence, skill, or power.

Build yourself up.

If you are a man between 15-25, stop wasting your time.

- Start a business
- Practice meditation
- Develop a masculine body
- Learn how to control your emotions

2-3 months from now, you will be unrecognizable.

If you have a natural ability, don’t expect it to automatically generate success. It won’t.

No amount of talent can supersede hard work.

Your approach to failure dictates its impact on your career.

Do you treat failure as a learning opportunity or a situation to avoid?

We can stand to learn something from our failures,

And when we don’t give up, they instead become stepping stones to future success.

This may sound HARSH but you need to hear it:

There are people getting bored of doing things that you won't ever be able to do.

There are people who make more money in a day than you do in an entire year.

Stop wasting your life on:

- Watching Porn
- Watching Netflix
- Partying Every Weekend
- Gossiping about other people
- Whining about problems every day

Start investing in yourself by:

- Exercising every day
- Reading great books
- Learning High-Income skills
- Starting multiple side hustles
- Networking with like-minded people

It may take you 6 months or a year to consistently do all these things to change your life but believe me you'll be in a much better position than you are right now.

If this doesn't motivates you or inspires you then there is something fundamentally wrong with you.

Don’t quantify your abilities based on what others do.

Set your own limits and expectations>

Anyone can be patient and understanding when things are going well and life is good.

But when adversity comes knocking, our true character is tested.

Don’t let obstacles knock the wind out of your sail or cause you to sink into negative thinking.

Don’t give up on an idea or a process before you’ve had time to practice it consistently.

What would be your reply?