1. The world is trying to keep you stupid. From bank fees to interest rates to miracle diets, people who are not educated are easier to get money from and easier to lead. Educate yourself as much as possible for wealth, independence, and happiness.
2. Do not have faith in institutions to educate you. By the time they build the curriculum, it’s likely that the system is outdated– sometimes utterly broken. You both learn and get respect from people worth getting it from by leading and doing, not by following.
3. Read as much as you can. Learn to speed read with high retention. Emerson Spartz taught me this while I was at a Summit Series event. If he reads 2-3 books a week, you can read one.
4. Connect with everyone, all the time. Be genuine about it. Learn to find something you like in each person, and then speak to that thing.
5. Don’t waste time being shy. Shyness is the belief that your emotions should be the arbitrators of your decision making process when the opposite is actually true.
(Source: inoveryourhead.net)
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studio made of shipping containers, gifu, japan/daiken-met architects
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If a drop falls on a lake, it loses its identity - UNNOTICED.
If it falls on mud, it becomes part of it - UNWANTED.
If it falls on a rose, it shines - APPRECIATED.
If it falls on a shell, it becomes a pearl - PRECIOUS.
The drop is the same but it’s the company that matters.
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