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Clutch moments…Walk Good. 28all. Eya. The Warm-Up: “Great life hack for maintaining connections of all degrees of closeness: simply tell people when you’re thinking of them.” ~@isabelunraveled The Core: “Hype can make the first sale, but you need trust to make the rest.” ~Naval Ravikant “One of the most dangerous habits: waiting for other people to confirm what you already know is true.” ~Michell C. Clark “People who want to start a company have almost nothing in common with people who want to run a company.” ~@anuatluru “What it actually takes to build a personal brand: 1) Know who you are. 2) Show who you are. 3) Don’t buy into the love. 4) Or feed into the hate. 5) Keep going until you get what you want.” ~Alex Hormozi “Identity is a prerequisite for happiness. Personal accomplishment does not equate to fulfillment. And you can’t truly feel settled in your direction unless you understand your purpose.” ~Alex Liberman, How I Feel “At the end of the day it’s a business and I try to keep that in perspective at the same time because I’m in the NBA making millions of dollars and setting my family up for the rest of their lives, too.” ~Tyler Herro didn’t let trade rumors stress him out, via @CoupNBA “Anxiety is when you are trying to become someone you are not. Growth is when you are actively trying to become who you could be. Success is when you look back and realize you went way beyond who you thought you could be.” ~Orange Book “Your price isnt too high. Your perceived value is too low… ‘Passive’ income is a nice lie we believe. There’s no money without action…The right relationships are better leverage than money…Your product should meet demand, not attempt to create it.” ~Codie Sanchez “You become your most creative self when you realize that: 1. The more you accept your creative responsibility, the more God confirms results. 2. What you have is rare & you don’t have time to waste it. 3. The call on your life will not make sense to the world but it will to you.” ~Matt Gottesman “Someone who isn’t emotionally mature can never love you in the way that you want them to because they’ll see you expressing your emotions as an attack on them, and become defensive. They won’t be able to handle the uncomfortable conversations of accountability. It’s hard to communicate with these people because they lack self-awareness, so they’ll always play victim and make you the villain – even if they’re the one who is creating the chaos and pain. They rather point the blame on you for making them act the way they did.” ~@soulmuva Last Set: “Everyone’s got an unfair advantage, whether it’s their looks, the way they think, or the family they were born into, so competition is always unfair even when opportunities are equal. Much of success depends on leaning into the unfair advantages you have rather than what you lack.” ~@SchrodingrsBrat Food For Thought: “I have always found it interesting that the family vacation which involved the most problems is the one that comes up most often to this day. Most importantly, we do not talk about it in a negative light. In fact, when one of us mentions it, it largely elicits laughs and positive memories – how we adjusted to the heat, how we found the best bacon cheeseburger in Canada, how our drives on the golf course were much longer given it was so firm and burned out from the lack of rain, how my mom traversed the Maine National Forest at night by herself, and of course, how we almost got stuck on an island in the middle of the Bay of Fundy. Makes you wonder, today as people endlessly ‘pursue perfect’ — the perfect family vacation, the perfect athletic experience, the perfect house, the perfect life, are we missing the point? Instead of ‘searching for perfect’, should we instead be searching for unique experiences and embracing whatever this pursuit brings?” ~Ted Lamade, The Tide is Going Out Food For Thought II: “This guy is the poster child of frustration and surrendering. You retired and we never hung up your jersey we don’t even remember your number. We know you doing this for…you withdrew from rap not cause you accomplished all you need to it’s cause it wasn’t working for you. I never want anybody in the generations to think that the whole ‘everybody’s entitled to their opinion’ is a real thing…this is a man projecting his own self-hate and the fact I did and continue to do everything he wanted to do for himself…” ~@champagnepapi@joebudden
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