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2014, Matt Abrahams, gave a 1 hour talk at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Here's a mindmap that breaks it down: 1. Spontaneous speaking involves mastering small details 2. Remove the pressure of perfection. 3. Structured information is processed 40% more efficiently

Ralph Waldo Emerson's 1841 book Compensation stressed Divine Justice. Here are some quotes: 1. “waves of the sea…seek a level,” 2. “things refuse to be mismanaged long,” 3. “punishment is a fruit that ripens within the flower,” Have a look at the mindmap for a deeper dive

Hot takes don't stick. The mind needs structure to file. James Allen in his 1904 book - Out from the heart made these points: 1. "thought is the thread" 2. “the perfecting of oneself is the fundamental base of all progress” 3. “practice always precedes real knowledge,”.

Wallace Wattles 1914 Book, How to Promote Yourself has some timeless principles that remain relevant today. 1. The spirit of faith and goodwill is integral to success 2. Autonomy over environmental influence 3. Digest and assimilate suggestions vs blindly following them

Robin Sharma: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari 1. “music is one of the finest motivators” -soothing classical vs pop 2. "daily vigorous exercise nourishes the temple of the body and mind" 3. “some books are meant to be tasted, some to be chewed, and some to be swallowed whole”

How to Ikigai by Tim Tamashiro 1. kindness, social connection, ("do what you love,") 2. exercise, meditation, time affluence ("do what you can be rewarded for") 3. gratitude, and goal setting ("do what you're good at,") 4. good sleep ;) ("do what the world needs")

Most people chase views. But smart creators chase revenue. You don’t need 1M subs. You need a funnel that turns impressions into high-ticket clients Wanna save 30+ minutes? Heres How Liam Ottley niched down and built authority.

Here are a few points from Jay Vidyarthi's - Reclaim Your Mind: 1. " absurdity of my fear of pain,” 2. “just by noticing so much will naturally change,” 3. “judging oneself creates shame loops,we can improve habits through observation and presence. Progress, not perfection."

Miyamoto Musashi mastered not only swordsmanship, but also calligraphy, ink painting, sculpture, craftsmanship, poetry, and Zen philosophy. Self-reliance, continuous practice, and the pursuit of excellence across all arts culminated in his 1645 classic, the Book of 5 Rings.

AI has leveled the playing field, empowering millions to write, code, and create faster than ever. Inspired by my favorite author P.G. Wodehouse, I spent nearly a year writing this book and the joy of creating it was just as rewarding as reading my all-time favorites.

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There is something soothing about infinite recursions and illusions of progress that seemingly justifies the apparent futility

Everyone wants: • Bigger deals • Higher margins • Repeatable systems But few realize: Size + Niche = Scale Not fancy tech. Wanna save 30+ minutes? Here’s how Liam ottley aims for long-term value

Silence in the face of criticism helps you conserve energy for action, and success becomes the ultimate response. Results often speak louder than "smart" rebuttals.

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Everyone talks about investments but the reduction in opportunity cost and peace of mind that you get from savings is unmatched.

2014, Matt Abrahams, gave a 1 hour talk at Stanford Graduate School of Business. Here's a mindmap that breaks it down: 1. Spontaneous speaking involves mastering small details 2. Remove the pressure of perfection. 3. Structured information is processed 40% more efficiently

Ralph Waldo Emerson's 1841 book Compensation stressed Divine Justice. Here are some quotes: 1. “waves of the sea…seek a level,” 2. “things refuse to be mismanaged long,” 3. “punishment is a fruit that ripens within the flower,” Have a look at the mindmap for a deeper dive

How to Ikigai by Tim Tamashiro 1. kindness, social connection, ("do what you love,") 2. exercise, meditation, time affluence ("do what you can be rewarded for") 3. gratitude, and goal setting ("do what you're good at,") 4. good sleep ;) ("do what the world needs")

There is something soothing about infinite recursions and illusions of progress that seemingly justifies the apparent futility

Wallace Wattles 1914 Book, How to Promote Yourself has some timeless principles that remain relevant today. 1. The spirit of faith and goodwill is integral to success 2. Autonomy over environmental influence 3. Digest and assimilate suggestions vs blindly following them

Hot takes don't stick. The mind needs structure to file. James Allen in his 1904 book - Out from the heart made these points: 1. "thought is the thread" 2. “the perfecting of oneself is the fundamental base of all progress” 3. “practice always precedes real knowledge,”.

Most people chase views. But smart creators chase revenue. You don’t need 1M subs. You need a funnel that turns impressions into high-ticket clients Wanna save 30+ minutes? Heres How Liam Ottley niched down and built authority.

Here are a few points from Jay Vidyarthi's - Reclaim Your Mind: 1. " absurdity of my fear of pain,” 2. “just by noticing so much will naturally change,” 3. “judging oneself creates shame loops,we can improve habits through observation and presence. Progress, not perfection."

Robin Sharma: The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari 1. “music is one of the finest motivators” -soothing classical vs pop 2. "daily vigorous exercise nourishes the temple of the body and mind" 3. “some books are meant to be tasted, some to be chewed, and some to be swallowed whole”

Miyamoto Musashi mastered not only swordsmanship, but also calligraphy, ink painting, sculpture, craftsmanship, poetry, and Zen philosophy. Self-reliance, continuous practice, and the pursuit of excellence across all arts culminated in his 1645 classic, the Book of 5 Rings.

Silence in the face of criticism helps you conserve energy for action, and success becomes the ultimate response. Results often speak louder than "smart" rebuttals.

Cool community

AI has leveled the playing field, empowering millions to write, code, and create faster than ever. Inspired by my favorite author P.G. Wodehouse, I spent nearly a year writing this book and the joy of creating it was just as rewarding as reading my all-time favorites.

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Everyone talks about investments but the reduction in opportunity cost and peace of mind that you get from savings is unmatched.

Have you guys found any unverified accounts that get a steady number of impressions per post? If the first post of a thread has 70k impressions (paid boost?) but the comments have only 1k or less, what does it mean?