Winners and Losers Have the Same Goals
You can beat 99% of people without being smarter or luckier, but by being willing to endure pain and uncertainty for longer.
You can beat 99% of people without being smarter or luckier, but by being willing to endure pain and uncertainty for longer.
There are a million ways to make a million dollars. It doesnât matter which one you pick. It just matters that you pick.
Figure out what you want. Ignore the opinions of others. Do so much work it would be unreasonable that you fail. Realize it never mattered to begin with. Help others once you get there.
One of the hardest business lessons Iâve had to learn is: you donât try to get bigger. Instead, you try and get better. The better you get, the bigger your customers will demand you become. Quality cr
If you're split between two paths, pick the one with the better story. At the end of your life, it's all your gonna have left anyways.
Easy model for business growth: Give first. Donât trade. Give. To lots of people. For free. Without asking for anything. Keep going until someone wants more. Then youâre good enough to charge. Until t
The bigger the monster, the greater the hero. Whatever trials youâre going through, just remember they will be the stories you tell. âŠAnd no one likes a boring success story.
If you tell people youâre 10 years older than you really are, you get amazing compliments about how young you look. đ
A lot of making a plan work comes down to sticking with the plan you originally started with without thinking things have changed when all they did was get hard.
My super productive day formula: 1) Remove all apps (this is the hardest & most effective - social, slack, phone call, sms, I mean everything) 2) Cover windows/visual distractions 3) Wear ear plugs +
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People want to find their passion. But you donât find it, you create it. And you create by getting good at something. And to get good at stuff, you start by doing something you suck at. Then, you get
Daniel TomeĆĄ si pĆed tĆiceti lety v Liberci koupil svoji prvnĂ trafiku. Dnes je majitelem DT Holdingu â skupiny firem, kde vlajkovou lodĂ je Traficon se sĂtĂ pĆes 260 prodejen a celkovĂœm obratem pĆes
Decisions only you can make for yourself: Who you love Whatâs work is worth your time Where you call home What âenoughâ means for you How much risk to take When to walk away If someone doesnât have a
Waymoâs first autonomous demo took eighteen months. The product took fifteen years. Today, the Waymo Driver runs 500,000 trips a week â four million fully autonomous miles across fifteen cities, with
The bigger the monster, the greater the hero. Whatever trials youâre going through, just remember they will be the stories you tell. âŠAnd no one likes a boring success story.
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From a simple idea to 9 figures in revenue
She spotted a $300K/month idea men would never think to build... Sarah built Stella, an app that hit $340K MRR in two months - because she saw a problem only women would notice. âI donât think most me
The reason you want to do the new thing is because you donât know how to keep growing the old thing. Fix the problem donât start a new business.
Everyoneâs childhood was difficult. Get over it. And if you want to win the award for hardest childhood - congrats. You win. Feel better? Right. No one cares about what happened to you then. Only what
People say âdo or dieâ like itâs a choice. Reality is youâre going to die either way. So you might as well do something cool before you do. And if you donât, the only person who loses out is you.
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Easy model for business growth: Give first. Donât trade. Give. To lots of people. For free. Without asking for anything. Keep going until someone wants more. Then youâre good enough to charge. Until t
Most entrepreneurs can dramatically increase their net worth by doing less. If you can hire the people to run your business without you, truly, as in, someone else could buy the bank account and it wo
This entrepreneur smashed a KitchenAid container just to check his phone. Now he uses Brick. Sam Parr was so desperate to break the phone addiction that he once took a hammer to a locked container jus
Over the past few years, Jack Friks has completely changed his life through bootstrapping and building apps on the internet. In this video, we do a deep into how he works: how he spends his time, find
If you tell people youâre 10 years older than you really are, you get amazing compliments about how young you look. đ
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A lot of making a plan work comes down to sticking with the plan you originally started with without thinking things have changed when all they did was get hard.
Figure out what you want. Ignore the opinions of others. Do so much work it would be unreasonable that you fail. Realize it never mattered to begin with. Help others once you get there.
How many businesses does it take to make a millionaire? One. Is it easier to do two things or one? One. How many businesses do people have to become billionaires? One. And yet⊠Everyone is fooled by p
The importance of betting big: In entrepreneurship, you will lose more times than you win. So you just need to make sure that when you win, you win so big, it overshadows all your losses. No one cares
Anyone can sell stuff to people to make some money. To make lots of money you either need to sell lots of people or get the people you sold to sell lots people for you (because of how good your stuff
If youâre good at business, you make more money doing the opportunity than selling it.
You donât become confident by shouting affirmations in the mirror, but by having a stack of undeniable proof that you are who you say you are. Outwork your self doubt.
What's funny about taking life risk rather than financial risk is that if it doesn't go well, you're literally back in the same position that you started, except smarter. When u think about it like th
Itâs better to find what people say yes to then work backwards to profit than get no one to say yes with a hypothetical margin.
Most entrepreneurial companies struggle not because of starvation (lack of opportunity) but because of choking to death (taking on too many opportunities at once). âIf everything is important, nothing
Iâm gonna say this without trying to insult anyone⊠I get asked how I come up with all the content across: YT, TT, Twitter, LI, IG, FB, Pod, Books, etc. If you spend your time doing the stuff, you don
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Amateur: âIâm starting a bunch of different businesses to see which one works!â Veteran: âIâm spending every waking hour on this one detail of my product to delight customers.â FocusâŠor get beat by so
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In 2009, Patrick and John Collison went to Startup School in Berkeley, got sushi in Potrero Hill afterward, and decided on the walk home to start Stripe. The reasoning, as Patrick remembers it, was th
Broâs comment-seeding tactic hits a 1% conversion rate... Heâs strategically dropping in comments across multiple accounts, and it isnât just for social proof; it actually converts at rates that blow