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Founder of the "Know Your Crazy" podcast, Writer, Certified High-Performance Coach, and Life Consultant.

Bothell, WA
Joined February 2018
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It's a thin line between resignation and acceptance. Try to be on the side of acceptance.
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Thanks for reading! If this thread was helpful: • Follow me @sam_starkman • RT the tweet below to share this thread with your audience
Opinions are dangerous. If your beliefs are rigid and unchanging, you eliminate the opportunity to have meaningful and intelligent conversations. Learn to take an objective approach to your thoughts. I created the OOL framework to help you form well-thought-out opinions: 🧵⬇️
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Replying to @jeff5272
Mama Peggy's wisdom: "Just do it. Then you can tweak it later." Rinse and repeat. Without doing it, you have nothing to work with. Nada. Zilch.
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Everything in life is a negotiation—job interviews, salary raises, even deciding where to eat with your partner. Every choice you make leads to an outcome. These negotiation tricks will help you control those outcomes. Appeal to emotions, but don't let your own get in the way.
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Your phone is probably killing your success: 1. Use app blockers 2. Work with it in another room 3. Sleep with it in another room 4. Keep it on silent 24/7 Control it, or it will control you.
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“However much time I got isn’t really the significant thing — it’s what I do with that time, right? And it looks to me that the only contribution I can make, the place where I can help, is to make more music.” RIP David Crosby
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I used to be conscious of where I spend money. Now I am more conscious of where I spend time. I consider 1 hour $1. Catching up on much needed sleep for a few hours, that's a couple of $ well spent. 30 mins of aimless screen time, that's my 50 cents gone down the drain!
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Discipline is like a cold shower. It is hard to at the beginning. But the more often you do it the easier it gets. And the more often you do it the stronger you get. @ToddBrison
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If *time* is the most important resource we have, then *organizing time* is one of the best skills to learn. Without solid time management, you’ll develop bad habits that stop you from achieving your goals. These 4 techniques will prevent you from making critical mistakes: 🧵
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All my life I have hated the idea of sales, and have avoided it at all costs. After watching Alex Hormozi for the past few months on YouTube, now I wish I worked in sales.
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Replying to @contentkuba
Distribution should start WAY before you publish. You’ll kick yourself if you write a blog post only to find search engines hate it. Or shoot a video that’s way too long for TikTok. Or design an infographic no one can see on their phone. Never create without a plan.
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•1970s RBG argued & won 5 monumental Supreme Court cases against female stereotyping in the law. Her work impacted both gender & racial equality. She created legal implications that are still being interpreted today for women's rights. Many women had no idea of her work.
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•Nine RBG’s answer to the question " What is the ideal number of women judges on the Supreme Court?” Her reply when people were shocked: “There’ve been 9 men and nobody ever questioned that.”
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As I rekindle my relationship with my body, I cannot help but fondly recalling my Grandfather exclaiming, “youth is wasted on the young!”
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I used to be a "yes" man. I would agree to everything, taking on anything asked of me, even if it wasn't something I wanted. When you say "yes" to everything, you leave little room to pursue what actually matters to you. Learn to say "no" to more things. You won't regret it.
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Replying to @ToddBrison
Sometimes writing feels like the most natural thing in the world. And sometimes it makes me feel like a fish trying to ride a bicycle.
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Psychology says, If you correct your mind, the rest of your life will fall into place.
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I grew my Medium account from 16 followers to 8k+. The secret? Hooks. I've created a database of the best on the internet. Today, it's yours, free. Just: • RT • Comment 'Hook' (Must be following so I can DM)
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How to increase productivity to Ali Abdaal's level Including boring times helps you to make anything seem more engaging Every time you procrastinate Set a timer for 10-20 minutes Then, do nothing at all teapawt.net/sam_starkman/status/16…
It's okay to sit and be bored every once in a while. In a world of stimuli, boredom means you're not giving in to cheap dopamine hits.
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When we hold a vision of what is possible, we look past and through all the noise before us that isn’t it. We connect with this vision and it with us, forming a bond that transcends time & space. It then becomes probable, and as we continue to expect and appreciate, it arrives.
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