MONEY MINDSET⚡
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Helping you cultivate a wealth mindset to create the riches you deserve. Attain your potential by becoming the richest, fittest and wisest version of yourself. Admin : Owais Baloch Invite friends : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaKvH7tJJhzXIdByn61b
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When you are young, you have all these crazy ideas, but you have no money, no experience, no connection to get them done. When you are older, you may have the money, the experience, the connections, but your ideas suddenly became so boring, because of all the time forced to spend in a dull, materialistic, money-chasing society. The greatest entrepreneurs and artists are those who mastered the art of staying a bit crazy as the years passed, and who kept iterating and compounding every asset they had at every new stage of their lives.
Being dissatisfied with your current level doesn't make you a liability, doing nothing about it does. - Fuegoreon Vermilion, Black Clover
A real friend is rarer than diamonds and far more useful. Because a real friend will call you out when your habits suck. He’ll challenge your worldview without being a hater. He’ll show up when you’re bleeding, not just when you’re posting wins. Most people are incapable of this. Most people are too self-interested. Too validation seeking. Too busy playing therapist to their own emotional loops to be worth anything to anyone else. But the real ones? When you find them you don’t just keep them. You build with them. You bleed with them. You create myth with them. You are the average of your five closest teammates so choose carefully. That group chat of meme bros who don’t read and haven’t improved since 2019? It’s not just holding you back. It’s poisoning your momentum.
Your fate is not defined by where you were born, or whether your parents were rich, educated, well-connected: it is defined by who you believe you could be, where you believe you could end up, and the subsequent efforts and sacrifices you are ready to make to get there.
One of the best things you can do for yourself is to commit to overdelivering. If you’re going to do something you care about, never be sloppy or nonchalant. Otherwise don’t waste your time. Have a standard for yourself that means people breathe a sigh of relief to see your name on a major project or work. They know you never take shortcuts to diminish quality. If you don’t do this, even if others think your work is ‘good’ you will know how far off you fell from your potential because of sloth and laziness. Much of the separative growth in skill and mastery happens at the outermost edge when you’re pushed and overloaded. The intricacies make themselves known to you. Most will not appreciate the specifics or articulate exactly what that ‘it’ factor is, but they’ll feel it. Your essence lingers and is imbued into your work. It forms the elusive scaffolding that withstands the cruel disintegration of time.
It's not about the information you can consume. It's about what you consume ? How can you make it work more according to your condition? How much do you iterate it? ( Because if you apply the same thing..you won't have the competitive advantage) Reminder: Whenever consuming information. Go slow. Understand. Iterate. Apply. Don't just go on with more and more new content..it's endless. CONSUME. PAUSE. WRITE. REFLECT. APPLY. ITERATE It's not about more information, it's about how much time you put in to make it personalized and how you make it work in real world.
Today, with the cost of creating content being close to zero, people can share an incredible amount of content. This has sparked my curiosity about the concept of long shelf life versus short shelf life. While much of what we see and hear quickly becomes obsolete, there are timeless ideas or even pieces of music that can remain relevant for decades or even centuries. For example, we’re witnessing a resurgence of Stoicism, with many of Marcus Aurelius’s insights still resonating thousands of years later. This makes me wonder: what are the most unintuitive, yet enduring ideas that aren’t frequently discussed today but might have a long shelf life? Also, what are we creating now that will still be valued and discussed hundreds or thousands of years from today?
*“Strategising is easy but execution is hard.” — Chris McChesney* It’s a sad fact about life that we are all drawn to strategising much more than we are to executing. We all have a friend who constantly fantasises about their huge plans without taking a single step toward making them a reality. They prefer to talk, rather than do because it’s easier. Execution requires us to take action which involves getting off our arses. Another reason we have an aversion to execution is that it brings us face to face with potential failure. We never have to worry about failure when we only strategise, because our plans don’t need to prove their effectiveness in the real world. By always strategising and never executing, we sacrifice the potential for success but inoculate ourselves from failure. This is the slippery slope of mental masturbation. Where in your life are you strategising and not executing? Your goal should be to constantly seek the point of immediate execution. Where is the next available physical step toward doing the thing? Over time this will seep into other areas of your life. You’ll notice you bypass the talking stage and move straight to walking more and more. Execution eats strategising for breakfast.
