You DONT want to work for money You want to work to collect experiences

And to everything, if I'm on the right path, and I'm like, "Oh I've been doing it for 3 months," then I'm like, "Let's do this for a decade." This is because I've spoken to hundreds of founders and I've also watched a lot of my founder mentors. They just stress about sticking to one thing for a decade because if we stick to one thing for a decade, it is practically impossible not to become successful at that thing.

Watching a Alex Hormozi podcast and he made me think about how important it is to stick to one thing for a decade " I have yet to come across a bussiness that isnt capable of making £100 million a year" Alex Hormozi.

Takes around a decade to make any business succeed. So everytime you start something new, it restarts the clock and makes reaching a decade longer. Stop switching for the new shiny thing.

My mentors are Gary Vee, Alex Hormozi and Dan Martell. I've never met them, but they've done what I'm aiming for. That's why they matter. They show me what the path looks like, so I'm not guessing. Find someone who's already where you want to be and learn from them.

Dont have to close on your furst dm You just have to learn something from every dm Learn, adapt, act.

I baught some stickers recently to put on my laptop. May been see as a stupid purchase but these stickers are of New york Private jet Chart going up 📈 Its to remind me of my goals everytime i open my laptop to work. Having a constant reminder has been very important to me.

I am someone who can get very uncertain about whether one's doing is going to pay off. But one thing that helped me get through it is to remind myself to put the work in for a decade and be willing to put the work in (even when you don't see results, even when you don't know if it will work, and even when you don't know how to do it). You just need to trust the fact that you'll figure it out while you go.

The goal is to be imperfect, move fast, learn, adapt, be messy.

Imagine how dangerous you could be if you didnt scroll

The best way to stop scrolling is to make it as hard as possible to do. I unistalled Instagram yesterday once I realised I only use the app to scroll. Ever since ive deleted insta ive sent more dms and done more work. Make the bad habits as hard as possible to do.