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Be interested in everyone you encounter…#SahilBloom…Walk Good. 28all. Eya. The Warm-Up: “If you want to be great at something, you need to dedicate an uncommon amount of time to it.” ~Shane Parrish The Core: “Don’t forget God when you get what you prayed for.” ~Lecrae “If you need a degree to do it, it’s not going to make you wealthy.” ~Naval Ravikant “The five most dangerous words in business are: Everybody else is doing it.” ~Warren Buffet “Learn to trust silence more than your thoughts. The mind will only lead you to more noise, but silence will lead you deeper into your inner knowing.” ~Vex King “Most people don’t want a discussion. They just want to be ‘right.’ The sooner you realize that, the sooner you’ll waste less time on pointless debates.” ~Amanda Natividad “When someone is authentically themselves, you can feel it. It calls forward more authenticity within everyone else too. Their presence gives you permission to be you.” ~@thesoleromero “Prepare yourself, because this chapter will be different. Trying to recreate yesterday’s magic won’t serve this present moment. Let go of the past, and let today be what it needs to be.” ~Michell C Clark “If you’re not working hard, ideas don’t matter. The best idea is worthless without execution. If you’re already working hard, ideas are crucial. Most effort is wasted on mediocre ideas.” ~James Clear “You don’t struggle with anxiety; you struggle to create an environment that allows you to grow. Calm people are just people who keep getting better: they know tomorrow will be better too.” ~Orange Book “Accept compliments with a thank you, say no without giving an excuse or reason, avoid letting your mood dictate your manners, respond instead of reacting, give yourself grace when you’re out of sorts, and look for the good in others.” ~Femme Muse “You survived multiple seasons where you managed. One crisis after the next. May those experiences, and the wisdom gained from them, help lay the foundational support that leads you to everything that is for you. May this be the season where everything starts aligning for you.” ~Wavy “If you’re in an industry, and only follow people of that industry, you are missing the cheat code of Twitter. Where else can you tap the thoughts of artists, engineers, surgeons, investors, farmers, CEOs and the variety of ideas? It’s a hack to box-breaking in your own role.” ~Dr. Julie Gurner “The best games in life can’t be won, only played. You don’t ‘win’ at marriage. The point of marriage is to keep the marriage going. You don’t ‘win’ at health. The point is to stay healthy. You don’t ‘win’ at business. The point is to stay in business and keep the game going.” ~Alex Hormozi “Did anyone fear Magic? No. Did anyone fear Stockton or Malone? No… No one feared Tim Duncan. Jordan was feared. AI was feared. Kobe was feared. LeBron is an all-around player. I’m not afraid of a guy who’s gonna give me 29/9/9, I’m afraid of a man who’s gonna go for 60 if I’m not careful.” ~Gilbert Arenas “Another huge difference between school vs. real world is that the real world doesn’t always have an answer key. Sometimes, there is no closure, you don’t need to know what went wrong, you just gotta move on. Dragging the past into the present is a huge disservice to your future: You don’t need to understand something in order to accept it, and most times in the real world accepting is all you can do. Knowing when the ship has sailed is more important than why it has sailed.” ~Schrodinger’s Brat “The value of reading, and of writing things down that we read, or hear, cannot be overstated. Two expert guests (who specialize in speech and memory) on the Huberman Lab podcast explained that when we read texts or listen to something and then write key aspects/takeaways down by hand – not typing, it engages our motor control centers in ways that deeply embed that information to our memory. Taking notes, however cursory, turns out to be the best way to remember and implement information later.” ~Andrew D. Huberman Last Set: “Your authenticity is one of your superpowers. Don’t trade it in to be accepted. Your truthfulness is necessary.” ~Dr. Thema Bryant Food For Thought: “A question I often ask myself: Do my expectations match the level of effort I’m giving.” ~Shane Parrish
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