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When you own it, you gotta work on it…#CodieS…28all. Eya. *DP* The Warm-Up: “Most of the time, I use that first quarter to survey what the defense is doing. …Once I get a hang of it, it’s barbecue chicken.” ~Juju Watkins, on making in-game adjustments The Core: “The only difference between feedback and criticism is how you hear it.” ~Tim Grover “Everybody you fight is not your enemy, and everybody that helps you is not your friend.” ~Mike Tyson “ ‘Why do you look so sad?’ ‘Because you speak to me in words and I look at you with feelings.’” ~Leo Tolstoy “Beginners automate to save money. Professionals automate to save effort. Masters automate to save time.” ~Alex Hormozi “AI won’t replace programmers, but rather make it easier for programmers to replace everyone else.” ~Naval Ravikant “I just feel like nobody can guard us out here. We the best receivers in the country and I stand on that.” ~Jeremiah Smith, after OSU’s win against Oregon “Emotional intelligence is also knowing that you don’t need to necessarily say what’s on your mind at certain times no matter how true or correct it might be.” ~Ja Leto “Your 2nd and 3rd [SEC] guys can win Heisman’s and be first-round draft picks. That no longer exists.” ~Marcus Spears, on how NIL and transfer portal has impacted the SEC “Realizing you don’t have to be known to be successful is a big unlock and then understanding you can be known but not be successful is a big protection against hubris.” ~Joe Holder “When you find / are exposed to new information that disproves your old opinions, theories, strategies etc. please change your mind, don’t let your ego hold you back from growth. Whatever the truth is, let that lead, check your ego at the door.” ~CJ Johnson “Invest in the right people, loneliness disappears. Invest in the right habits, anxiety disappears. Invest in the right goals, envy disappears. Invest in the right perspective, anger disappears. Invest in the right conversations, confusion disappears.” ~Orange Book “Your family and friends don’t need the overthinking and indecisive version of yourself. Your insecurities are a mental burden on those who care about you. They need you to stand up for something you believe in, make choices you’re going to own, and become the most confident and resolute person you can be.” ~Orange Book “Why we succeeded is that we tried to find a product we could run and run the hell out of it, as we would say. We’re by far the largest wild blueberry producer. As we sit here today, we’re processing carrots. We’re the largest carrot processor in Canada, maybe in North America. So we learn how to do it and do it well and then just run it as much as we can. And then we do battered products, and we try to do the same thing there. So stick to your knitting, do what you can do, and do more of it and try to grow it. Don’t try to do everything. So many people fail by getting successful in one area and then thinking they can do everything.” ~John Bragg: The Blueberry Billionaire on The Knowledge Project w/ Shane Parrish. Ep. #204 Last Set: “Writing is the superpower of humankind. It is our truest form of magic. Writing allows you to conjure up something of value where nothing previously existed. It costs little for you to write down the lessons of your life and yet those few minutes spent writing can be life-altering for the right reader. As I once saw it put: ‘there is someone out there with a wound in the exact shape of your words.’ Furthermore, writing is the foundation of nearly every technology and innovation because we have to record what we know before we can build upon it. And these innovations are passed down from generation to generation, allowing our children to inherit a richer intellectual fortune than what we were born into. The world is richer because we write and nobody is made poorer in the process.” ~James Clear, 3-2-1 Food For Thought: “I always find that high performers are the helpers and they’re never the ‘Yelpers’, because when you’re a high performer, you realize things like the average small business needs 20 positive reviews to overshadow one negative review. Every time you do that to a small business, you could be crippling it with the one thing that happened in that small business. I think about that…And the last thing I’ll say with high performers overall is that they’re usually quite giving. I think a good indicator of if somebody is a winner or not is: ‘Do they over-give almost?’ Because they sit from such a place of abundance and mutual winning that they do not think that, ‘If Shane wins, I can’t win. If he gets this, that means that I’m less than.’ ~Codie Sanchez, Your Blueprint to Financial Freedom on The Knowledge Project w/ Shane Parrish Episode #211
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