Signs you’re a bottom tier member of society:
* Blaming billionaires for your money problems
* Calling hard work hustle culture
* Getting into loads of debt
* Worshiping politics
* Watching the news
* Saying “I’ll start in 3 months”
* Believing you deserve endless self-care
I learnt that if you want to be crazy successful in anything, you must move with incredible speed. You can't stay stuck in indecision. You can't wait for the right time. You can't move at the speed everyone else moves at. It's too slow. The entire game is to move fast and iterate as you go. To use AI to automate BS work. Going slow kills more goals than moving with speed ever does.
Obsession + pattern recognition + not giving a f*ck + delusional optimism is the highest form of intelligence.
You now have 2 choices.
1. Keep scrolling
2. Learn how I make $100K every month.
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I like quiet rich people. No bragging. F*cking obsessed with execution. No Lambo. No designer clothes. No talking down to others. Just no-drama types. They've studied game theory. They understand incentives run everything. They enjoy reading deep newsletters on S*bstack. No TikTok. They're ruthlessly consistent and have basic discipline. They listen more than they talk. So they see opportunities others don't. The ones who hate the f*cking corporate world, stay quiet, are family-first, and just make enough money to chill in a world obsessed with Rolexes, Bentleys, and looking fake rich on Instagram. These are my kind of people.
Tim Denning retweeted
I wanted to be a writer, an entrepreneur, a traveller, a fitness guy, and an investor.
So I became none of them.
Wanting everything is the most socially acceptable way to do nothing.
Tim Denning retweeted
Hit the snooze button.
Wake up.
Take a sh*t.
Have 3 coffees.
Work in an adult daycare.
Commute an hour a day to get there.
Be an adult & get told what to do by other adults.
Feel bored.
Get underpaid.
Get looked over for promotions.
Watch sports to forget life.
Take holidays to escape.
Use weekends to escape.
Retire at 65.
Die.
This should feel like a f*cking nightmare.
Never abandon your children for 28 years in pursuit of a goal.
Karl Bushby has arrived home in Hull after walking 30,000 miles over the last 28 years. He set off from southern Chile in 1998, aged 28, promising to walk all the way home.
Sky's @ShingiMararike caught up with Karl as he headed home to see his mum
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Tim Denning retweeted
The fastest way to get ahead in life is to obsess over chasing your obsession until normal people start calling you crazy.
I wanted to be a writer, an entrepreneur, a traveller, a fitness guy, and an investor.
So I became none of them.
Wanting everything is the most socially acceptable way to do nothing.
Hit the snooze button.
Wake up.
Take a sh*t.
Have 3 coffees.
Work in an adult daycare.
Commute an hour a day to get there.
Be an adult & get told what to do by other adults.
Feel bored.
Get underpaid.
Get looked over for promotions.
Watch sports to forget life.
Take holidays to escape.
Use weekends to escape.
Retire at 65.
Die.
This should feel like a f*cking nightmare.
You now have 2 choices.
1. Keep scrolling
2. Learn how I make $100K every month.
timdenning.com/100k-xc/






