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10 skills everyone needs 1. sales 2. public speaking 3. writing 4. reading 5. math 6. ability to play dumb 7. dating 8. health & fitness 9. technology 10. style & design

What's common between the media and your college social science professor? They both teach you complete nonsense from the very second you begin listening.

- Why should people want to hang out with you? - Do you make people happy? - Are you an interesting person? - Can you improve the room when you walk in?

It's very easy to tell when you're dealing with a regular person because their life never changes. It's the same story every single year, and they have the same "accomplishments" to hang their hat on. Only difference is those accomplishments are 2 years further in the past.

It’s easy to compare yourself to Joe Millionaire and be jealous. It's easy to see a guy with a 9.5 and be jealous of his catch. Stop it. The success of someone else does not deter your own improvement.

Assuming both have $0 to their name, do you hire: - the hard-working person or - the talented person?

Eliminate all stress. How? Do your literal best and deliver your full potential. If you do that, any stress is irrational, because you’re doing the best you can possibly do.

Want to spark or restart a conversation with a girl? Send a picture message. No text.

"Don't become rich because strangers will judge you" - regular person One of the most stupid myths. 1. nobody will now how rich you are 2. 2. they already judge you on everything else - who cares?

There are only two valid responses when a girl gives you the classic head turn (i.e rejects you): 1. her loss 2. 2. practice makes perfect, I'm closer to the goal

The reality is that you get rich in a windfall or by grinding out a large amount of money over a short period of time.

To be happy, have the following: - healthy - - positive social life - - positive sex life - - work they enjoy - - no financial issues

You should never sell a product that isn't good enough for yourself. Won't explain further.

You should be embarrassed at least once every 3 months, and you should hear no daily. The difference? Embarrassment is recognized incompetence. No is an expected outcome of most interactions that have a chance of bringing good value.

your age = speed of a car If you're 20, time passes at 20mph But at age 60, time passes at 60mph

Cramped spaces create focus. They force you to focus so you're "allowed" to leave the area once done.