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Be the guy. If you want to live an extraordinary life, you have to be the guy. Be the guy to make everything happen. Plan the nights out, book the trips. Get the first round of drinks. Send shots to the girls table. Crack jokes. Put everyone in a good mood. Lead by example. Lift all tides. Life is what you make it & it goes best for the people who play the leading role in making it special.
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A great lesson in what makes Elon so successful from the GOAT @naval
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World’s 1st trillionaire btw Lesson in there
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The riskiest thing to do is not take any risks It’s really not about the job or the money either It’s about becoming the person you want to be & spending your one & only life the way you actually want
this tweet reminds me alot about the stories of @colejaczko leaving his great paying corporate finance (tweet in the thread) If you’re unhappy in life or feeling stuck, you have two choices. 1) you stay being stuck, become more miserable as time goes by, and eventually it’s too late 2) you take the leap of faith, you burn the bridge behind you, and you come out stronger and better than before The easiest and safest option in the moment is to stick to number 1. The hardest is the action number 2. And that’s why so many people grow old with regrets, a lack for life and a never ending cycle of “what ifs.” Elon could have easily stayed in Cali, saved millions at the time, put up with the laws and just gotten by. He did the opposite. Be like Elon, Be like Cole.
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I was 25. Had just gotten a $200,000 bonus in private equity. I wasn’t happy. I faced a decision (as we all do): Do you stay on the safe path or do you take a risk to create an amazing life for yourself? Put money aside for a second bc it’s not as important as you think. I took the leap. If I learned anything, it’s not about your money or the prestige of your career - it’s about YOU Becoming the best version of you. The one who came alive. The one that people respect because they had the balls to do something with their lives. Who would you rather date or marry? The guy who stayed on the safe path? Or the guy who takes risks. Who quit the safe job, who moved to a new city, who forged an amazing life for himself? Who are you more excited to say “THATS MY MAN” Which will be the better father? Who has more life experiences to share? There’s infinite upside to throwing yourself at the world playing to win and infinite downside to shrinking your world by playing small
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The happiest, sexiest, & most successful people all optimized for this variable: PASSION Everything is downstream of that: success, sex appeal, happiness, & magnetic energy I went truffle hunting this morning in Tuscany & it made it all click. Let me explain: 1. Success When your friends are going into investment banking & you’re going into truffle hunting…they probably laugh at you “That’s not a career. You can’t make money in that….” Is that right? Let’s run the numbers: He runs truffle hunting tours 3x / week. 220 euro per person. 10 people per trip 3 trips a day. $20,000 per week. $1m per year. Just tours. On those hunts, he finds truffles. If guests do not take, he sells. 4 days/week, he hunts truffles to sell. Who knows how much he makes from that. So likely clearing $ 5M per year. Working 6 hours a day. Then add on top other things you can do: - expand ops ! More tours, more regions, more $$ - specialty dog breeding - dog training - experience packages / guided trips - content -> educational materials - TV show: truffle Steve Irwin - recipes Path to $10m/year. If you want…unlikely tho. People who are happy care less about $$…opposite also the 2. Sex Appeal There’s something about passionate people. They are just so alive. Their energy & life force overwhelmes you. You can’t explain it but you can feel it - they are addicting to be around. They’re vibrant, interesting & alive. And that’s what makes you sexy. 3. Happiness Doing what you love means you never work a day in your life. Well, work is probably the biggest detractor of happiness. It’s hard to be happy when you’re miserable at your job 40 hours a week. You should’ve seen this guy. Was the truffle Steve Irwin. He loved this shit. He was running with his dogs, whistling, making all kinds of noises, on hands & knees looking for truffles. He says “the dogs love it - it’s all a big game to them.” He was no different. 4. Magnetic Energy I say it all the time but people are selfish. They want to feel good. So who are the people who make you feel the best? Is it the richest? Those with the most social status or nicest clothes? Or is it the random legend you met hungover, tired, on a truffle hunt at 9am? The dude that just overwhelms you with their life force? You have no choice but to match their energy. They grab your hand & lead you into the adventure of life. The thrill. The ride. The victory. Their stories. They are excited by their own life. You have no choice but to feel that way too.
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Whoever is most excited about their life and having the most fun wins Life is all a game - those who win it are the ones who play it All the cheat codes I learned to the game of life: locallegendsclub.com
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Summer is here. A reminder about proper yacht etiquette:
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🚨You might find yourself on a yacht in St Barths ringing in the New Year The yacht *might* have a pool that goes over the bar VERY IMPORTANT you know the etiquette in this situation. Allow me to show you:
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Cole Jaczko retweeted
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🚨You might find yourself on a yacht in St Barths ringing in the New Year The yacht *might* have a pool that goes over the bar VERY IMPORTANT you know the etiquette in this situation. Allow me to show you:
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This is why those in finance careers are so lost nowadays Finance used to be work hard, play hard. But the fun is gone. The HR-ification of everything killed it. Closing dinners used to be private jets trips to Pebble Beach or blowout parties. Martini-fueled power lunches where mentors invested in you & your career But that’s gone too - god forbid someone has an “Away status” for an hour ! You could look past that if they pay was *that* good - but it isn’t anymore. You can make far more money (for less work) leveraging the power of the Internet Even worse there’s no more prestige- social media is about social status and access. Hard to get when you’re chained to your desk…. So all that’s left is just the work. Lots and lots of it lol… No mentorship No career development They don’t care about you - they see you as replaceable & No fun Just work So what are the bright-eyed & ambitious, driven and well-rounded people to do? No choice but to leave. But the question is where do you go? And my friends - that is where the fun begins. I quit private equity without anything lined up. I embarked on the most important “job” any of us have - figuring ourselves out. You work 80 hours a week on your job. When was the last time you put that much time into yourself - creating a plan, a vision for who you want to be & what you want to do with your one & only life? No one teaches you how to do that. So that became my purpose. Everything I learned in my 6 year journey since: see link in bio
I recall one particularly debauched finance conference at The Dorchester in about 2003. Nominally it was about emerging markets. By lunch it had become a symposium on cocaine, expensive wine and men in pink shirts telling lies about their bonuses. My colleague and nemesis Simon Pennyworth arrived late, announced he was "constructive on Brazil", then immediately fell backwards into a table of Swiss bankers. By 6pm, nobody knew what the conference was for. A hedge fund man had taken his shoes off, another was crying in the cigar room. Pennyworth was trying to pay a string quartet to play "Vindaloo". I woke the next morning in Marylebone with a delegate badge belonging to a man called Lars and no memory of leaving. They don’t really do events like that anymore, which is probably for the best.
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I quit private equity to pursue my true passion: Issue is - no one teaches you how to find it. In fact, no one even gives you the right tools to find it. Your mindset is a result of school. School teaches you how to get a job. Your job teaches you how to fall in line. If you want to WIN the GAME of LIFE, you need a new operating system. I dedicated myself to figuring out how to best play life: everything I’ve learned locallegendsclub.com
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Social media will have you thinking it’s all about yachts & F1 after parties. But don’t kid yourself. Are they fun? Very. But will they make you happy? No. I LOVE yachts as much as anyone. Yacht parties are even better. But there’s nothing “there”. What you’re looking for is love. The more you have, the less you need all these other “society” things To put in perspective: The people you love won’t be around forever. Don’t get so caught up in the chase for “what’s next” or “status” or “more” that you forget what you already have. Cause you already have what you want.
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@RichardPtardio Oi chap! Love your stuff Always think about one of your lines: “I was never the smartest tool in the shed…but put me in a room & I could charm half the place before the olives hit the martini glasses” We are cut from the same cloth 🥂 Would love to have a meeting of the minds: new & old school (respectfully) to discuss the state of things, particularly for men. How are eager men who want to win the game of life best positioned to do so in 2026? What advice would a Legend like yourself give them?
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Everything you seek is always within
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Cole Jaczko retweeted
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Windows of opportunity come & go. You won’t get many opportunities to drastically change your life, so when you do, you need to pounce. Let’s run the numbers: You’re 26. You’re a private equity associate. You hate what you do, but the money is good. But the money doesn’t make you happy, so you’re lost & don’t know what to do. If you stay in private equity another year, you’ll be a senior associate. They’ll pay you more, you get some carry, and the hours get better. Okay, so you do that. You’re 28 now. You meet a girl. You start dating. Things are going well. You’re 29. Deal flow was chill so the job was pretty cushy so you didn’t feel the need to leave. You got promoted to VP. More money, more carry, hours are better. Seat…gets…comfier… Now you’re 30. Things went really well w that girl ! You’re thinking of proposing. She, the love of your life, deserves a rock indicative of that. That’s a big chunk of change. One more bonus you say! Plus, carry is a few years vested :) 31 & you’re getting married. You have so much to plan for the wedding & also need to take a lot of vacation so now isn’t the time to look for a new job. 32 & what’s next?? A house ! So all that money you’ve been saving up just went out the door to a downpayment. You get the dog and what’s next… 33. You’re thinking about kids. You’re still in the job you said you’d quit. Is now the time to quit? When I left private equity, a banker called me and said “I’m proud of you. I always planned to quit and somehow never did. I’m 40 now, wife, 3 kids, house in Manhattan. I’m stuck.” Love the guy, but that’s a horrible place to be at 40. Stuck. My dad always said, “be like a dog. Live like someone left the door open.” When the opportunity is there, take it. Make your great escape. It’s either that or be stuck in the house, dreaming of getting out…
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Cole Jaczko retweeted
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Can’t win the game if you’re not in the game
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Cole Jaczko retweeted
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Always knew this life was for me
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Summer is just so sexy. Days never end & the sun never sets. Drinks are colder. Girls are sexier. Everyone out & about. Island Hopping. French Riviera. Surf Trips in Indo. It’s all so fun. There’s just nothing like it. Do it all now too btw - bc we ain’t getting any younger. Money is meant to be spent. Theres an ROI on $$. 60 years from now you will have more $$ than you know what to do with…and nothing to actually do with it. You can never get the power, freedom & friendships of your youth back. I’ll see you out there. First rounds in me !!
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Your wounds are where The Light enters you
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