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Excellent except for 1 key word....SELL...To sell is to put your needs above those whose needs you are filling...replace with HELP..to Help is to assist unselfishly. When you HELP others, you build more TRUST, long term gratitude and in turn will receive your needs being filled. Be a HELPER, not a SELLER.

Sometime back I read an article by Naval Ravikant where he talks about different types of luck. Paraphrasing the same as I internalized it. Think of luck as a broad spectrum with 3 distinct parts. 1. To the far left is ‘Pure Luck’ - This is when opportunity gets literally thrown in your lap. Like getting an inheritance. 2. In the middle is ‘Created Luck’ - This is where preparation meets opportunity, where you toil and prepare yourself to be able to maximise any opportunity that may come your way. 3. To the far right is ‘Magnetic Luck’ - This is when you become one of the best at something. You become so good that opportunities and luck chase you vs you going after them.

We are eternally grateful for the brave that with their freedom chose to cut through the illusions and restore honor and truth to a nation fed upon by criminal parasites and unknowingly at the knife’s edge of permanent corruption, enslavement; and genocide. Many people still do not understand what has happened. Cannot see the scope of this thing. Don’t or won’t imagine how far the rabbit hole goes. I have been researching non stop for months and the rabbit hole only gets bigger. Leave behind lies of education, entertainment, mainstream media; our selected officials. Research and compare narratives, think critically. Skepticism doesn’t mean automatic disbelief - it means being open to all possibilities, giving them their day in court. The logos guides the wise to similar ends. And the conclusions reached are nothing short of devastating and astounding. And yet miraculous. For a golden age is surely upon us. Once the Prichter scale is cleared of the eruptions that for as long as we could breathe poisoned our minds and spirits, we shall see that our natural state is one restored to the default of joy, peace, freedom. Subdivisions of fear shall be no more. Question everything friends, for our true selves have been kept from us

THIS WILL CHANGE YOU! Navy Seal Admiral William H. McRaven's 10 ways to change the world. A quick paraphrase of mine of the awesome Video we've all seen. I need a reminder sometimes, how about you? #1 Make your bed - Start every day with a task completed! #2 Paddle together - Find someone to help you through life. #3 Respect Everyone - Measure people by the size of their heart, not the size of their flippers #4 Sometimes you're a sugar cookie - Get over it & know that life isn't fair #5 Don't fear the Circus - Life isn't fair & gets crazy but it only makes you stronger. #6 Take Risks - To set records sometimes you go head 1st down the obstacle. Step up when the times are toughest. #7 Face down the bullies - don't be afraid, there are always sharks, press on! #8 Dig down deep - You must be your best when things are the darkest. #9 Give the world Hope - Lift up the downtrodden & keep singing & giving others hope even when you're up to your neck in mud. #10 Don't Ring the Bell!! - It's easy to quit, but if you want to Change the World you must NEVER, never give up and Ring the Bell! 😁 #Hope #Change #Inspiration #4Klo

What is your zone of genius? We all likely have one or more. The problem is, we often take them for granted or fail to understand their worth. Why? Because they come easy to us. But just because they come easy to us doesn't mean they come easy to everyone else! We are blind to our own genius because, for us, it's simply obvious. So, consider this your sign to rethink what you’re naturally good at or enjoy so much that most people don’t even come close. Think about the moments when you feel in the flow, when time flies by because you’re so engaged. That is most likely your zone of genius. And that is where you have the highest probability to thrive. As Naval Ravikant said, “You can’t compete with someone who’s having fun”. #genius #flow

«Escape Competition through authenticity» is one of my favorite concepts from Naval Ravikant, the Monk of the the Silicon Valley. Here is a part of my conversation with Vova Sadkov , CEO at eesee.io , where we discuss the superpowers of authenticity in personal branding👇🏻

Here is an old Naval saying that works in life and business.

The Daily Stoic - June 13th Life Ia A Battlefield "Don't you know life is like a military campaign? One must serve on watch, another in reconnaissance, another on the front line. So it is for us; each person's life is a kind of battle, and a long and varied one too. One must keep watch like a soldier and do everything commanded. You have been stationed in a key post, and not for a short time but for life." ~ Epictetus, Discourses, 3.24.31-36 The writer Robert Greene often uses the phrase: “As in war, so in life”. It's an aphorism worth keeping close, because our life is a battle both literally and figuratively. Today, you'll be fighting for your goal, fighting against impulses, fighting to be the person you want to be. So what are the attributes necessary to win these many wars? → Courage → Sacrifice → Fortitude → Discipline → Selflessness → Clearheadedness And which attributes lose wars? → Rashness → Weakness → Cowardice → Selfishness → Disorganisation → Overconfidence As in war, so these attributes matter in daily life. #dailystoic

Happy Friday! As many of you know, this coming Monday marks Memorial Day here in the United States—a time when people pause to remember and honor those who have given their lives in military service. While this day may be a distinctly American observance, the spirit of remembrance is universal. In the U.K., Remembrance Day falls on November 11, honoring military members who have died in the line of duty. Similarly, in Argentina, the Day of the Veteran and the Fallen in the War of Malvinas on April 2 serves as a time to honor their national heroes. Such days remind us that many nations have set aside time to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, reflecting a universal respect and gratitude that connects us all.   ‣  Reflecting on Memorial Day leads us consider the profound impact of those who have served and the lessons we can learn from their dedication and spirit. Across the world, countless men and women have laid down their lives to pursue freedom and peace. This shared history, though marked by the horrors and tragedies of military conflicts and wars, also brings to light the resilience and courage of the human spirit.                    ‣ What can we learn from them? First and foremost, the importance of service to a cause greater than oneself. Whether on the battlefield, in our communities, or within our company, the concept of service drives us to work not just for personal gain but for the betterment of all. It encourages us to think critically about how we contribute to society and support one another. ‣ We can also recognize their sacrifices by striving for excellence and integrity in everything we do. Our work here might not compare to the gravity of military sacrifice. Still, we can honor their memories by ensuring our efforts and initiatives aim to genuinely improve our communities and environments.                 ‣ Lastly, the harsh realities of war remind us of the preciousness of peace. As a global team, we have a unique role in fostering understanding and cooperation among diverse groups. Let's embrace this responsibility and strive to be ambassadors of peace through our corporate culture and the services we provide, promoting collaboration over conflict in every interaction.