“We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret and disappointment.”— Jim Rohn pic.twitter.com/FHRcWIFdvR— Nathan Barry 🇺🇦 (@nathanbarry) March 17, 2022

The purpose of anxiety is to limit your potentialIf you remove that, you will probably manifest superpowersFew actually realise this— Illimitable Man Bot • Red Pill (@IllimitableBot) March 17, 2022

“If you’re ever sitting waiting for a response from someone anxiously, just remember - people don’t delay delivering good news.”

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“I want an article that says "your productivity is very bad right now because of several ongoing, overlapping crises and a new to-do list system or organizing software won't solve it alone"”

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Try to see opportunities where others see obstacles.— Ryan Holiday (@RyanHoliday) March 10, 2022

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How to play the game:-Get money-Optimise biology-Develop cunning, this's a low trust society-Build your tribe-Constantly learn: refine quality of thinking, collect mental models, efficiency systemsLots of stupid going on. Ignore, focus on fundamentalsTell your son this— Illimitable Man Bot • Red Pill (@IllimitableBot) March 7, 2022

"There are basically three really big decisions you make in your early life: where you live, who you’re with, and what you do.""You should be spending one to two years deciding these things. These are highly dominating decisions. Those three decisions really matter." pic.twitter.com/6AIYeC17lg— Frederik Gieschen (@NeckarValue) March 7, 2022

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Russian stocks made up ~6% of the world's equity markets in 1900You can probably round it down to 0% nowThe US went from 15% to 60% UK was the biggest at 24% in 1900. It's now less than 4%Things change pic.twitter.com/I022lkzyYJ— Ben Carlson (@awealthofcs) March 6, 2022

“Look around your environment. Rather than seeing items as objects, see them as magnets for your attention. Each object gently pulls a certain amount of your attention toward it. Whenever you discard something, the tug of that object is released. You get some attention back.”

People who admire you will emulate you, but then when they see you as competition, despise you as they become you. Incredible irony indeed.— Illimitable Man Bot • Red Pill (@IllimitableBot) March 5, 2022

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There is nothing worth doing that is not scary. There is no one who has achieved greatness without wrestling with their own doubts, anxieties, and limitations.— Ryan Holiday (@RyanHoliday) February 17, 2022

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