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Jason Euler retweeted
The best mid-life crisis is starting a business
Millennials, it's time to choose your midife crisis
1. Date a 24 year old
2. Quit drinking and tell everyone you don鈥檛 drink anymore
3. Drink heavily 3-4 times a week
4. Train for a marathon and or Hyrox
5. Have a panic baby (with wife you hate)
6. "We're opening the relationship" (she bangs, guy tries too and fails?
7. Get divorced to feel something
8. Get diagnosed with adult ADHD/autism
9. Niche side quests like rock climbing, gardening, handstands
10. Get very into video games
Jason Euler retweeted
I don't think people stack gratitude enough.
It's like a video game. If the bar is full and you get punched, you're still alive and keep going. And I think people don't get their "bar" full by being appreciative of the day.... and then when they get hit, they don't have anything there.
It's real.. if you got a lot of good coming, you need to stack that, so that when bad comes... something anxious, something adverse happens, you've got the juice to fight it.
Jason Euler retweeted
It鈥檚 always harder, takes longer, and costs more than you think it will.
And it's still worth it.
Biggggg believer
I really believe in analog. I'm a big believer in the size and scale that we're going into sporting events, alternative sporting events, festivals, music, food, collectibles... One of the reasons I'm very bullish on collectibles is like people going to conventions. And I just think we're going to live outside even more than people realize.
Jason Euler retweeted
Become violently afraid of wasting your life climbing the corporate ladder if you want to have a breakthrough.
Jason Euler retweeted
You can just start again.
Burn your bridges. Go bankrupt. Let people get mad. Let go of everything you've built. Experience the death of your ego. Feel like crap. Hit rock bottom.
But then comes the hard part. Know you can start from scratch and figure it out. Believe in yourself. Enjoy starting again. Fall in love with being a beginner.
Most people don't want to start again. They hold onto the past until it sucks the life out of them. They try to hold onto the little they have which prevents them from having the riches they're capable of getting.
They fail to take risks. They refuse to change. They can't pivot. They hate iterating. They do the work they do to impress others instead of impress themselves.
Sometimes the best decision is to burn your life to the ground to see what's left. Only in the darkness will you find the light again.
It's powerful to start again. Restart.