When you start a new business, you will be excited for a month. Then the excitement will wear off. This is when the work begins.

Learn to consistently reinvent yourself. Every day, week, month, year. There's no rule book that says you can't change any aspect of who you are at any moment.

What did you build this week?

Momentum and mind-games. That's all there is.

In the end, the person with the best story wins.

'Do it for the plot' is underrated advice.

"I, and I alone, am responsible for everything I think and feel." Naval

Vibes and momentum. Nothing else matters.

Most people aren't consistent because they can't be patient.

Aura is coming. RT for a beta invite.

Life is hard because you don't know what you want. That's 90% of the battle. Once you have extreme clarity on what you want, after 5-10 calculated risks, everything else is quite simple. If you can reach that before you turn 25, you're in the top 1%.

The subtle urge to sell it all, sign off, and travel the world. But you have things to build and dreams to bring to life. Back to work.

lock in. do your thing.

90% of your success can be attributed to just showing up over and over again.

Sometimes to become the person you want to be, you just have to forcefully put yourself in situations where you have no choice other than to show up as that person.

is this the biggest LIE on the internet? "AI won't take your job. someone who knows AI will." the REAL TRUTH is messier. here's how i think it actually plays out: MILLIONS of white collar jobs disappear once the productivity gains of AI present itself over the next few years.

good morning it's a wonderful day to take something from inside your head and put it into the world