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Talent without consistency doesn’t work out, but also consistency without any talent doesn’t work either. Remember that.
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The smartest broke people I know all have the same problem
They refuse to sell themselves
They think:
- Self-promotion = cringe
- Marketing = sleazy
- Selling = desperate
So they stay brilliant, humble, and broke.
The market can't pay you if it can't find you
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There is an unwritten rule to life that most people never get told. After every long stretch of hardship and uncertainty, a period comes where you make quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life at once. It happens all at once, and it happens because of everything you survived before it. The only requirement on your end is simple. Do not give up on yourself before that period arrives.
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Underrated life advice: get better at recovering fast. You're going to fail. You're going to get rejected. Make bad calls. Lose money. Embarrass yourself. Whatever it is, the goal is shrinking the gap between falling down and getting back up. Master the art of starting over.
KayFlow retweeted
Everyone wants to have enough money to tell people to fuck off.
Nobody wants enough people to tell them to fuck off in order to get it.
How does one tell somebody in their 40s that the 60s could be their best decade ever? But you seriously-seriously have to think hard in preparation in your 30s. Health is a gangster past 40 mentally and physically. High school and college stage may best prepare for your 30s but…
KayFlow retweeted
it is an unwritten rule of life that after every prolonged period of hardship and uncertainty, there is going to be a period when you are going to achieve quantum leaps across multiple areas of your life. the only requirement is that you do not give up on yourself.
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the mainstream entertainment industry (more times than not) is “hey general public, here’s what you’re gonna like this year” and it works lol
social proof is self reinforcing: if something looks like it’s blowing up, people assume they’re missing something and then authentic engagement follows
obviously people still have to like it once they find it, but “finding it” is usually the engineered part (marketing lol)
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Most men can survive the hit. Most men can even push through the doubt. But the silence breaks them. Weeks turn to months with nothing to show. No proof. No progress. Just faith in something they can't see.
The men who made it will all tell you the same thing. The waiting season was the one that nearly killed them and the one that built everything.
If that's where you are right now, just hold.
KayFlow retweeted
It takes everyone a different amount of time to realize everyone is just thinking about themselves, no one was watching, and you should’ve just done whatever the fuck you wanted to all along.
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Worrying is a cheap replacement for caring.
Complaining is a cheap replacement for fixing.
Outrage is a cheap replacement for supporting.
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It’s easy to tear down. It’s much harder to build up.
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if you’re a creative, you need to teach your nervous system how to create without threat. you will not create any meaningful art if your brain thinks everything is high stakes at all times. take some time every few days to work on an idea for 20 to 50mins without any interruptions. the rules are: you cannot restart, you cannot perfect, and you cannot evaluate. your potential cannot be milked out of pressure, it can only flow from expression, repetition, consistency…
that is why drafts are your best friends. not everything needs to be seen!
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Small choices drain executive control across the day, so by evening you bargain with yourself like a weaker person; standardize meals, outfits, work start rituals, and your “when/where” decisions, because fewer micro-decisions leaves more control for the hard, meaningful ones.
As a man, you need to understand that when it comes to women, you are not in competition with your fellow men.
You are in competition with your weak frame, your scarcity mindset, your lack of game, your low value, your low testosterone, your low confidence & self esteem....
These are seas of vices you're up against.
Work on them!
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At some point in life, you’re gonna be dealing with health issues, if not your own, your grandparents, your parents, your children; and everyone who went through this knows how much energy it takes away from you, and wouldn’t want to inflict it on anyone else; which is why not having the discipline to maintain a healthy lifestyle usually means that you don’t care much about anyone else.




















