The reason you are sad inside is because you know you are wasting your potential.

I assure you when you are pushing hard to achieve as much as you individually can, you feel happy inside.

Even if you don't have the results yet.

Some emotions are complicated, yet to me, sadness and happiness are VERY fucking simple.

You're not stupid. Your subconscious knows what’s going on.

If you're sad. It’s for a reason.

Deep down, you know you could be more. You could be the heavyweight champion of the world, but you never even stepped into the boxing gym. Why?

You could be a millionaire. But you haven't even tried to launch your online company. Why?

If I don't perform at the absolute maximum of my potential, I feel sad. But when I PUSH with everything I have, I'm happy, even if I fail.

That's why you're sad. Because you're not living life to your MAXIMUM potential.

I consider sadness laziness. Nothing more, nothing less.

It’s impossible to be sad when you smash the goals that you set.

When you outperform your wildest dreams. When you do what everyone else told you was too hard to do.

SADNESS IS A POSITION YOU HAVE ACCEPTED, PURELY BECAUSE YOU ARE LAZY.

Happiness MUST be earnt.

If you're sad, you deserve it.

If you want to be happy. Good. It’s time to work.

You are not born a low-value man, you become one by negligence, laziness, and choice.

I get endless questions about dating & women.

My brother, understand this:

You will never attract a high-value woman if you're not high-value yourself.

Before thinking: "How do I get her?"

Ask yourself, am I worthy of a loyal, loving & caring woman in my life?

High value men attract high value women.

Instead of chasing women, work on your self and become the best you can.

She will find you.

The people we surround ourselves with have the biggest influence on our behavior, attitudes, and results.
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In layman's terms, who you are around sets the course of your life.

The more you accomplish, the harder it is to find others who understand where you’re coming from and where you’re going.

Be everything your haters can't become.

You're never going to convince someone to respect you.

You force them through your OWN actions.

Stop complaining, No one likes a complainer.

It only gets you stuck in your head instead of charging forward towards your goals and doing something cool.

To be a great leader means that you not only have to put in 100% effort to better yourself,

It also means that you need to put that effort into improving those around you as well.

Rather than concentrating on perfection or results, start focusing on consistency.

Resilience and consistency can create wonders in your life.

Success isn't about how much motivation you feel,

It's about how motivated you are to not give up and work hard.

Materialism is mainly driven by low self-esteem.

Want to buy happiness?

Then spend your hard-earned cash on experiences.

To increase the likelihood of someone liking you, get them to do you a favour.

You will experience the same thing that triggers you until you cease to begin reacting to the stimulus.

Someone cuts you off in traffic? There are two responses.

One version of yourself will rage at the other car, getting worked up, feeling offended and hard done by, lowering your energy, increasing harmful compounds in your body and embodying an emotion that doesn’t help you at all; while they never even know you exist.

The other version of you smiles, wishes that they get to wherever they need to be because they’re obviously in a hurry, or recognises that they probably didn’t see you at all and didn’t do it on purpose.

The second, higher version of yourself is more at peace with things, and so you have learned and internalised at some level not to let external circumstances affect your internal state.

You have never accidentally cut someone off in traffic? We all have.

You will continue stubbing your toe until you are mindful about where you are moving your body even while thinking about other things.

You will continue having your relationships blow up and have stress until you can be totally honest and present with them.

You will continue to injure yourself in the gym until you listen to your body and recognise when you need to back off and take it easy.

If you never admit wrong doing, you can never change a pattern. The ego will never want to admit they are wrong. If you’re never wrong, what’s there to change? Nothing. Therefore, nothing will change, and you will continue getting the unsatisfactory results you have now.

Unless you own up to it.

And then unlearning the beliefs that are keeping you in the dark.

Saying the phrase ‘it doesn’t happen overnight’ when talking about mental shifts is harmful to the receiver of that ‘knowledge’ because it takes away from their belief in their ability to make quick positive changes.

It IS possible to make a shift today to let go of the mental issues that are giving you poor results.
It IS possible to step into a new reality at any point, despite your previous experiences.

"The abiilty to buy something and not buying it is more powerful and cherishing than actually going ahead and buying it."

You can only make a difference in your life when you stand out.

When you aren’t afraid to go beyond the fringe.

Persistence is not the self-help cliché "Keep going until you hit the finish line!"

It’s "Keep failing until you accidentally no longer fail".

Stop watching sitcoms. You don't need 5 friends to talk to every day. Most of my close friends I talk to 1-2x/month. The only people I talk to every day are family and business partners. Sitcoms got you thinking that chatting in bars every day about "life" isn't loser shit.

Dreams shouldn’t be about what you can buy, they should be about what mark you leave in the world.

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Any of you who agree.

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- Andrew Tate