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Jun 12
A lot of people are waiting for motivation.
Meanwhile, someone else is working with no motivation at all.
That's usually who wins.
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Jun 12
Everyone wants the outcome.
The question is whether they want it more than comfort, distraction, approval, and convenience.
Jun 11
You can only measure how much you want something by what you’re willing to give up to get it.
And it turns out, most people want feeling smart, feeling comfortable, and feeling accepted more than winning.
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Jun 11
The quality of your life is heavily influenced by what you consider normal.
Normal stress.
Normal debt.
Normal exhaustion.
Normal relationships.
Raise the standard.
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Jun 11
One reason people chase freedom so hard:
They're not trying to escape work.
They're trying to create more space for living.
Jun 11
Working five days a week is wrecking my life. I haťe squeezing my entire life into a two-day weekend because I’m too exhausted to do anything after work. I can’t believe this is even considered “normal.”
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Jun 11
You can learn a lot about someone
by watching what they repeatedly tolerate.
Not what they say they want.
Not what they post online.
What they allow to continue.
That's usually the truth.
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Jun 11
The paradox of AI:
The easier creation becomes, the more valuable judgment, taste, and distribution become.
Jun 10
guys be honest, are you working less because of AI
because I'm working more than ever
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Jun 10
Most adults are exhausted from decisions.
What to do.
What to buy.
What to watch.
What to prioritize.
By the end of the day,
even simple choices feel heavy.
No wonder routines are so powerful.
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Jun 10
The modern job search isn't just a skills problem.
It's a resilience problem.
That's why interview preparation matters as much as qualifications.
goalsguild.com
Jun 9
Unemployed people in:
1990:
- Wake up
- Have breakfast
- Chill
- Dad finds you a job
2002:
- Meet up with friends
- Binge-watch a movie
- Enjoy sunny weekends
- Friends connect you to a job
2026:
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Jun 10
Part of growing up is accepting that life isn't always fair.
Part of wisdom is refusing to let that become an excuse.
Jun 8
My greatest disappointment as an adult was discovering that bad people get away with everything.
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Jun 9
People think confidence comes from believing in yourself.But most confidence comes from memory. You did something difficult.
You survived.
You did it again.Confidence is often just evidence
that you can handle what's next.
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Jun 9
One of the strangest things about getting older
is realizing that many successful people aren't smarter.
They simply stay with things longer.
While everyone else keeps restarting.
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Jun 7
Most people don't want freedom.
They want certainty.
That's why they stay in jobs they dislike,
relationships they've outgrown,
and routines that make them miserable.
Predictable pain feels safer than uncertain change.
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Jun 7
Interesting how childcare is often treated as a personal expense while many business costs are treated as investments.
One creates future workers.
The other creates quarterly reports.
Jun 6
UNPOPULAR OPINION:
If a CEO can write off the cost of a private jet as a business expense then a single family should be able to write off childcare, groceries and a mortgage as a business expense. we need those things to work more than a millionaire needs a private jet.
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Jun 4
Some victories don't look like progress. They look like coming home to yourself.
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GoalsGuild retweeted
Jun 4
Stop overperforming at work.
Act your wage/salary. Save your energy for your home,life, family and then look for a job that pays more.
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Jun 4
WFH wasn't just convenience. It returned time people didn't realize they were losing.
Nobody talks about how WFH basically gave people back two hours a day that used to belong to a commute
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Jun 4
Trusting people is a strength. Assuming everyone deserves trust is a different thing.
Jun 3
I think genuine people often assume everyone else is genuine too.
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