This is for the people who look at the world from a different perspective. The ones who are restless. The ones who strive for change. The ones who see things differently. The ones who don’t accept the status quo. The ones who challenge current thinking patterns. The ones who break down existing barriers. The ones who make the impossible possible. The ones who build new things. The ones most people call crazy, but we call them passionate. This is for the people just like you and me...
It doesn't really matter if you suck at most of the stuff you do. As long as you don't suck at being yourself. Because that's ultimately how you'll start to suck less at most of the stuff you do...
Don't ask for help, give help. Don't ask for love, give love. Don't ask for it. Just give it. That's ultimately how you'll get it. Get what? All of the above... And everything else...
It's very likely that we don't need more. More data. More information. More knowledge. More... What we really need is to figure out how to properly use the things we already have...
It's a lot easier to get stuff done when you're afraid that you'll lose your job if you don't do it. And a hell lot harder to get anything else done outside of work where the consequences of not doing it are unknown or delayed for a few years or maybe even decades. Which won't make it less painful...
We know most of the solutions to our problems. It's just that we don't like them. Because they either take too much time, need too much energy, require too much work, or are just very uncomfortable...
We live in an era of abundance. There's never been more data, information and knowledge out there. What is (and always will be) scarce is the willingness to fail...
To be able to read your stuff, buy your stuff or interact with your stuff, people would have to stop reading, buying or interacting with other people's stuff. Try to keep that in mind...
The best way to build your reputation when you're just getting started is to not care about your reputation. Because you don't even have a reputation, yet. And no one really cares about you and what you do, yet. Keep that in mind...
If you believe your problems will somehow magically disappear without having to work on them, they will. Your job. Gone. Your relationship. Gone. Your dreams. Gone. Your future. Gone...
The slowest way to learn stuff is to sit in a classroom. The fastest way is to do stuff. And to then teach it to others. Because it forces you to really understand the things you do (and why you do them)...
The more time you have, the longer it'll take. But that doesn't necessarily mean that it'll also be a lot better. In many cases, it's the exact opposite. Try to keep that in mind...
You probably already know more than enough. At least for now. What matters is what you're going to do with all of the stuff you already know. Because more untapped knowledge is rarely the answer...
Just because it seems easy and everybody is doing it doesn't mean it's a good idea. It's usually a pretty bad idea. Because the competition is quite high, the upside is very limited and over time it often ends up in a race to the bottom...
Just like an entrepreneur isn't free. Or a business owner. As a matter of fact, most of the time, you'd probably be better off working for someone else. Because if you're a freelancer, an entrepreneur or a business owner, you're probably working for the worst possible boss out there. A boss that's going to exploit you more than anybody else ever could...