Stop chasing your long-term vision directly, start working steadily, with self-discipline and daily enthusiasm, on the many short-term goals that will make you grow into the kind of person who will inevitably get things done.

Being a 'digital nomad' is great until you realize you have no real friend, no real home, no one caring deeply about you because they know you'll be gone soon.

The best things in life come from long-term commitments.

Keeping all your options open is a good recipe to do nothing.

In theory, everyone has potential, everyone could do so much better.

In practice, you have:

1) Talented people who don’t believe long enough in themselves

2) Smart people who kept overthinking the small things and missed the big picture

3) Hard-working people rushing and

There is no one to impress, do it for yourself, enjoy the process, if you have enough patience, you will look back in ten years, and realize you went far beyond what you thought you could achieve, and that things only started to connect once you 'gave up' and started to relax.

Life is simple, you wake up, you get excited about the small gifts of daily life that everyone takes for granted, you also get excited about a few big goals that require you to grow into a smarter, mentally stronger, spiritually mature person, and you enjoy the whole process.

People think they feel angry and stressed because they work too hard

They actually feel that way because they work in the wrong direction

When you work on the right goals, you feel joyful, at peace, regardless of how challenging your goals are, because you know you are growing

For most people, lack of emotional control is a bigger obstacle than lack of intelligence.

Life is rarely as scary as the worst-case scenarios that you rehearse in your mind. Get moving, you will naturally stop overthinking.

Just figure out how to be excited about your own life, and opportunities will keep coming.

Anxiety is when you know deep down that you aren’t renewing yourself sufficiently. Keep upgrading who you are, that’s the therapy.

Your best friends are those who need or want nothing from you. They reach out because they genuinely enjoy spending time with you. They ask questions to understand your perspective. They want to connect with you on a deeper level. They are actually happy for you when you succeed.

It's not lonely at the top, you just make the mistake of treating your family and friends the same way you treat your business partners: you should know when to be efficient, driven, focused; you should also know when to be thoughtful, considerate, relaxed, fun to be around.

The best indicators of a successful life are how joyful, high in energy, genuinely caring you are in your daily life.

Getting things done has nothing to do with whether you feel like it or not: you need to create an environment that incorporate tough trainings as part of a routine, and when you look back in a decade, you will suddenly notice that life got much better, because you got much better

The best conversations happen between two people who need nothing from each other, two people who are simply genuinely curious and interested about the other’s perspective on life.

Anxiety is what happens when you keep getting prepared for the next big opportunity, but every single time, you get scared, make up excuses, convince yourself to choose the safer path, while deep down, you know that you could achieve so much more if you could just overthink less.

You have average results when you have average talent, and you have average talent when you don't know how to focus: life doesn't reward being good at many things, life rewards being great at a few things; you need to make choices, then actually stick to them for many years.

You think you are so smart when you are judging everything and everyone all the time, until you realize you were just wasting your energy and mental resources: the smarter you get, the less you judge others; you have higher ambitions, you focus on getting your own things done.

Everyone occasionally needs time alone to clarify their thoughts, but spending too much time in isolation will only make you completely out of sync with the opportunities that society has to offer.

You want a resilient, flexible mind capable of dealing with the uncertainties of

Life gets better once you realize you aren’t failing because of some conspiracy of any government or big corporation, but because you lack clarity in your thoughts, you lack self-discipline and ambition, you spend too much time playing the victim instead of improving who you are.