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Posted on 12 Apr 2025
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Today my phone was blowing up all day.
Friends and connections from every industry messaged me like it was planned.
Mainly to say: “Dude, you transferred way too much.”
The most important part?
I got full commission on every case.
Didn’t split with anyone π
If I were to tell you all the details
of my journey in each business...
it’s full of little nuances.
So let me keep it brief.
When it comes to success—
There’s nothing much to it.
Treat everything like a game.
Every game has a way to win.
Otherwise, there wouldn’t be an ending scene, right?
Nothing is too hard for what we're capable of.
One of my flaws?
I’m someone who loves to win.
But only in things I believe
I can win.
If I can’t win today,
I’ll find a way
to beat it eventually.
There’s always a method.
A grip point.
You’ll eventually pass through it.
You can feel discouraged, but don’t quit.
No one truly fails—
They just give up.
No one’s born great.
No one’s better than anyone—
Just those who do more,
stay longer... That’s all.
Unless you're a dinosaur,
the 1,000-hour rule still holds true.
The starting point for everything?
Begin with yourself.
Adjust your mindset
to fit the business
or path you’re walking.
Talk things out with yourself—
What do you like?
What are you good at?
What’s your goal?
Set that goal clearly.
Then break it down:
How will you get there?
Planning and dreaming
are two different things.
Having a coach, an idol, or mentors—
That’s amazing.
If your level’s not high yet,
stick with them.
Believe in them.
Follow them.
Don’t stray off track.
It’s a waste of your time.
Maybe I’m lucky
in my misfortune—
Going solo the whole way.
Taking action before I was ready.
It’s the real game. And real pain.
When it hits, it hits deep.
Scars you’ll never forget.
But they’re scars of learning.
Get your basics solid first.
Then at some point,
zoom out and see the full picture.
Where do you stand in your business?
What else can you do?
What do you need to study or learn more about?
Some things you study just to know.
Some to actually apply.
You’ll never be great at every single thing.
Even if you are,
you won’t manage it all.
And if you somehow do—
you’ll still be slower than others.
What you’re not good at?
Find tools.
Find leverage.
Find friends. A team.
People who share your vision.
Split the load.
Share the success. Grow together.
What you’re good at?
Sharpen it even more.
To the point where people can just follow your lead.
Keep learning.
Stay hungry for knowledge.
Just don’t overlearn.
You’ll get overwhelmed.
So much info you get stuck.
You won’t know what to start.
Instead of taking steps forward,
you freeze.
Dangerous game?
If your skills aren’t ready—
don’t play yet.
It’s like going dragon hunting in pajamas.
Even fully geared players
aren’t guaranteed a win.
But you?
You're definitely coming back in pieces.
Income follows ability.
Don’t be in such a rush to get rich.
Everything has its stages.
Motivate yourself, sure.
But don’t overdo it.
The pressure will crush you.
Go slow and steady.
But never stop.
You’ll reach your goal eventually.
But remember—
Everyone has their own way
of earning money.
What works for others
might not work for you.
And what others say won’t work
might be perfect for you.
Life is short.
Focus on what you
want, need, and aim to be.
No need to know all about other people’s lives.
Just enough to get by socially.
Even now—
I only choose to watch
what’s truly essential.
Still can’t finish watching it all.
Try to maintain yourself.
Keep that energy to work.
Keep that fire
to live.
Don’t let it fade.
And if it does... rest a bit.
You’ll see things clearer,
and differently.
Don’t just chase
those who shine.
Don’t forget—
you too
can be a light
for those around you.
Scroll back and read from the top—
That was the “short” version, right? LOL
For those who (endured) reading this to the end,
I wish you all success.
It’s a long one... but I swear,
It’s from the heart.
I won’t just be the 10%
who survive.
I’ll be the 1%
who truly make it.
Good luck to you π
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