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The real cheat code for leveling up isn’t more effort…it’s training your nervous system to handle higher levels of success without self-sabotage #anonymous. 28all. Eya. The Warm-Up: “One day you will understand why your timing was perfect and why things had to happen exactly the way they did. To protect you, to guide you, and to redirect you to where you were always meant to be. Trust the process of your path, evolution and growth – it’s all divine timing.” ~@bluewmist The Core: “Obsession without direction is frustration.” ~Shane Parrish “The best version of yourself is not a future version, but a daily choice.” ~Nithya Shri “You think you want more money, but you really want more purchasing power.” ~CJ Johnson “Turned out learning to write will end up mattering much more than learning to code.” ~Will Manidis “The biggest win you get from being around rich people is…you realize they’re no better than you.” ~Codie Sanchez “Do you not see how necessary a world of pains and troubles is to school an intelligence and make it a soul?” ~John Keats, Letters of John Keats “You will suddenly get much luckier in life once you learn how to label people’s emotions, mirror their words, and remove the aggressive tone.” ~Christopher Voss “That gnawing feeling when you realize you’ve outgrown your social circle isn’t loneliness, it’s your ambition finally speaking louder than your need to belong.” ~Alex Hormozi “In a society where everyone is frantically running, it takes courage to slow down and question whether the road most traveled is where you actually want to go.” ~Orange Book “Anything worth doing with your life takes about 1 year of deliberate practice 3+ times a week to even consider yourself decent at that thing. 5 years to be good. 10 years to be great.” ~Dan Koe “The internet made everything feel abundant & disposable, conditioning people to chase the next new thing instead of committing to what they already have. This obsession with novelty is a relatively new phenomenon to the human psyche.” ~@signulll “The joy of reading fiction is finding out that your most personal feelings and fears aren’t personal at all, but universal. Many have walked this road. It’s like how C. S. Lewis described the beginning of true friendship, a feeling of ‘What? You too? I thought I was the only one.’” ~Dylan O’Sullivan “Smart people always figure out a way to turn around the situation regardless of how the odds are stacked against them, they are actually grateful for the opportunity to grow into a mentally stronger version of themselves, they know that rewriting their limits is part of the fun.” ~Orange Book “Culture isn’t accidental. It’s deliberate. Every leader sets a bar. Not with words, but with actions. When you tolerate mediocrity, you get more of it. When you accept excuses, they multiply. When you look the other way, problems fester. Want to change the culture? Change what you’re willing to accept.” ~Kpaxs “Your entire life will change once you start letting people be themselves without trying to change them, being okay with their image of you without trying to correct them, enforcing your boundaries when necessary, and being publicly visible, private af, and not easily accessible.” ~@MindTendencies2 Last Set: “The ego wants to be perfect. It doesn’t care about authenticity and truth; it just wants to look presentable. On the other hand, the soul wants to be authentic even if it comes at the cost of being misunderstood by others. This is why the ego lives for self-image and the soul lives for self-expression. Dare to be a real soul in this fake world.” ~Pawan Nair, The Higher Self Food For Thought: “I know a lot of very average people who make phenomenal money simply because they aren’t insecure. They are confident enough in themselves and their own abilities to move forward regardless of other people’s opinions. They aren’t afraid to make an ask, do some marketing to drum up business, or hop on the phone to spend a few days or weeks cold calling folks when business gets slow. They don’t spend time feeling sorry for themselves if some of their calls or campaigns don’t work out. They don’t waste days or weeks second guessing their strategy or over-analyzing what someone said to them last week in an email or on the phone. They just move forward and keep taking action.” ~Nick Huber
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