Consistency > intensity

Most people let one bad hour bleed into the next fifteen. A tough call at 10am becomes a wasted morning. A rough lunch becomes a thrown-away afternoon. The highest performers I know do something different. They reset fast. Not because they don't feel it. Because they refuse to let

What’s the worst that could happen? You win?

Don’t let a bad hour, turn into a bad day, a bad week and a bad year.

Learn the rules, then break the rules. Bill Gurley - Benchmark Partner, Backed Uber, Zillow, Stitch Fix Full podcast. https://youtu.be/yYOv2RXs8Es

The most underrated career skill isn't strategy or talent. It's the willingness to say the thing. Every room you sit in has the same problem. Ten people see the issue. Nine wait for someone else to name it. The one who speaks up isn't fearless. They've just learned somethin

Study the little guy.

Care harder. Apathy is a losing strategy.

Mark Manson sold 20M copies, then quit writing to build a media empire and an AI company. Real reinvention is leaving while it's still working if you know you're meant for something greater. Full epsiode. https://youtu.be/Wn2tvV1LQYM #reinvention #entrepreneur #success

Showing up everyday with a good attitude is a superpower.

If everyone flew like Daedalus, nothing would ever get built. No companies. No movements. No breakthroughs. Everything meaningful in history was built by someone who flew too close to the sun and got away with it. The only difference between them and Icarus is they're still here to tell the sto

The power of self work. Ben Reinberg - $500M+ Real Estate Empire Full episode. https://youtu.be/v-sWgXYhqno

Failure is treated completely differently depending on the context. In sports, you miss a shot. You take another one. In business, you launch something that flops. You learn and pivot. But in life? One mistake and people act like the whole thing is over. Here's what nobody tells yo

You know someone's birthday, their kid's name, where they went on vacation, and what they had for dinner last Tuesday. You haven't actually spoken to them in a year. Social media tricked us into thinking that watching someone's life is the same as being in it. It's not.

The life you tolerate is the life you choose.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Simple is hard. Consistent is harder. #lifeadvice

Speak your truth.

One lesson I've learned from athletes: They don't handle hard things better because sport "built character." That's a poster in a high school gym. They handle hard things better because their body has a memory of being uncomfortable and not stopping. Shaking legs. Burni

The people who make you feel behind are the ones quietly pulling you forward.