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Never accept pressure without authority. If people expect you to carry the consequence but deny you the right to shape the decision, they are not honoring your responsibility, they are renting your obedience. Responsibility without control is just exploitation.

The most dangerous move is believing transparency protects you. It doesn’t. It merely gives others material to interpret, distort, and use against you. Control what is known, reveal only what strengthens your position, and remember that mystery is defense.

Never show them the process. Appear effortless. The more they see your struggle, the more human you become, and humanity doesn’t inspire obedience. Hide your labor. Let the finished product look divine. Effortlessness is the perfume of power.

Best advice I ever received from my first boss; Learn rules to break them. Whatever line of work you're in, learn the rules inside out. Then learn the consequences of what would happen if you break them. Then break them if it means putting you or someone else in a better position. When you break a rule you will be faced with consequences. Those consequences will announce themselves to you, and how you prepare will require you to justify yourself and face probable punishment. What makes you exceptional, is your ability to voluntarily break rules when you deem necessary, prepare to justify yourself, and face the punishment with courage knowing that you broke it for a just cause. If you cant do that, then you deserve no raise or promotion. You deserve no responsibility. You stand for nothing, in or outside work. The exceptional, over deliver on their job description, and have the ability to break the rules when necessary. Then bravely face punishment. Become the best at what you do, maintain your integrity, and be fearless when breaking rules. Force the bosses to go easy on you. If your intention upholds integrity, then everything is permitted. Learn the rules, to have the ability to break them.

To be the most attractive version of yourself: Routine fasting Heavy lifting 8+ hours of sleep Good posture 15,000 steps per day Calm voice 30 min of UV6+ per day Tailored aggression Enjoy being alone Nasal breathing 24/7 120 min Zone 2 cardio a week Chivalrous Presence training Naturally occurring carb sources Emotional control Weighted body weight training Caffeine Lots of red meat Sprinting Sauna/steam room 4x per week Move with purpose Obscenely high standards Read a lot (intelligence) Unique style Laugh a lot/make people laugh Never lose control of consciousness Remain steadfast

Game theory trick: If you ever feel lost, practice backward induction. Start off with your ultimate goal and work backwards: figure out what the best outcome is, and then calculate backward to the present day. Next, eliminate any path that doesn't lead to your final goal. This simple technique breaks a large objective into actionable steps while providing a powerful map to follow. Most importantly, it systematically removes irrelevant strategies that aren't advancing your goals. They're worthless and a waste of energy. Backward induction enables you to move with intent. You'll need this technique when life becomes complicated.

Underrated life hacks: 1. Never let a stranger catch your unconscious gaze 2. Be incredibly un-reactive 3. Don’t eat unless you’ve earned it 4. Only drink/party when you have cause for celebration 5. Learn to talk 20% slower than what’s currently normal to you 6. Don’t fill silence, embrace it 7. Disassociate from the past and future completely (neither are real) 8. Dissolve the compulsive need to win arguments 9. Spend a majority of your waking time away from your crib (outside) 10. Everyone you meet is looking at a stranger you’ve never seen, understand that‘s real leverage

@0xxghost How is it going?

A man should never: - drink out of a straw - take a selfie - tell people it’s his birthday - take naps - follow celebrity gossip - get jealous - wait for the crosswalk - run from the rain - carry a backpack with a suit - wear sunglasses inside - carry the sins of his ancestors - be the last one in the pool - wear his heart on his sleeve Intentionally missing from this list is bubble baths, because they are awesome.

@MEPPonPM @Polymarket @PolymarketTrade Impressive, big props 🙌🏻

@shahar603 @jawwwn_ @elonmusk @60Minutes Thanks!

"920 meses" é, de longe, a maneira mais impactante de pensar o quão curta é a vida.

James Clear on the power of daily habits:

The most intelligent men regard a difficult task as a privilege. - Nietzsche

The acclaimed psychologist Abraham Maslow, burn this into your brain

Everyone in the US took a 30% pay cut and didn't even know it.

Hedgeye @Hedgeye

2 months ago

The U.S. Dollar has lost 30% of its purchasing power over the last six years

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Enjoy being while becoming

upon Doing The Thing, you will invariably find two things to be true: 1. Doing The Thing was pretty easy, actually 2. not having Done The Thing was bothering you more than you thought it was

A lot of "luck" in finance is just being early.