Your first 4 investments should be on:

- Books
- Courses
- Mentors/coaches, and
- Gym memberships.

Not on:

- Penny stocks
- Cryptocurrency
- Collectibles, and
- Buying a luxury beyond your means.

Entrepreneurship is tough because it makes you work harder than ever.

That's not a good or a bad thing.

It's just the way it is.

You can't help everyone.

You can't save everyone.

It is a simple fact of life.

Don't sacrifice yourself trying to pull someone out of the muck when all they will end up doing is drowning you beside them.

20. 30. 40. 50. 60.

It doesn't matter how old you are, if you really want to do something, now or never is the time to begin!

Learn a skill.
Sell that skill as a service.
Build a business around that skill.

If you are not thankful you won't be able to take advantage of the things you already own.

You'll never see a successful person hanging around a dream killer.

If you want success hang around dream chasers.

Find someone that is doing what you want to do, follow them, consume their materials, read their books, listen and learn.

The more you learn from these people, the more you will become like these people.

If you always agree with others, you don't bring any new or unique value.

So, saying "yes" all the time, hoping people will like you for it, just isn't the way to get ahead because being liked isn't the answer.

Talent without effort ensures mediocrity. Period.

"I Agree"

No matter what they say, the correct response is

"I Agree"

"Yeah, that's so true."

"I never thought of that, you're right."

The less preoccupied you are with:

- your status
- your haircut
- your popularity
- your Instagram, or Twitter page.

The more open you will be to creating some truly magical shit in your life.

If you want less anxiety tomorrow, choose self-discipline today.

Do this:

Close your eyes. Think of a world without money.

What are you doing in this scenario?

Open your eyes. Now start doing that and nothing else!

The way to get ahead in this world is to contribute by doing what you love.

It doesn’t matter how good you become at your chosen skill or craft, there is always a potential for more learning and development.

Expect little from people.

Expect a lot from yourself.

That’s the secret of a happy life.

Hitting the gym, eating clean and building good habits will solve 99% of your problems.

For a lot of people, their monthly income is there to be spent on bills, necessities and luxuries.

It’s not always invested.

I’m not talking about putting it into any type of fixed deposit, stocks or anything.

I’m talking about investing some of that money in yourself.

1) Self-improvement = long hours, discipline & focus.

2) Self-destruction = the easy way.