Networking is overrated compared to becoming undeniable.

Spend less time at events and more time getting so good at your thing that people seek YOU out.

.Guy Kawasaki - Author & Speaker

Most entrepreneurs start chasing the wrong finish line.

Money, clout, those are the shiny distractions. They're not what builds a life worth living.

Real achievement isn't about your net worth. It's about the net value you create in the world.…

Side hustles aren't about making extra cash, they're about building the skill of making cash on your own terms.

If you wouldn't take advice from the person in the mirror 5 years ago, don't listen to them now.

Respect your future self.

Growth is the only metric that matters on this journey.

'Follow your dreams' sets you up for disappointment.

Follow your skills, then work your ass off to make them profitable.

If your identity depends on your income, you're one bad market swing away from an existential crisis.

Build your foundation on something sturdier.

One sign of a bad mentor: They give you answers instead of teaching you to think.

Most 'life hacks' are a distraction from doing the actual work.

Every person who wants to do something in their life or has done something with their life is going through the exact chapter you're going through right now…

The easiest way to gain respect is to hold yourself to a higher standard than anyone else does.

The easiest way to lose respect is to hold everyone else to that standard except yourself.

There comes a time in every entrepreneur’s life where he switches from how much money can I make to how little can I do to make it?

Investing in yourself is the lowest-risk, highest-return play there is.

There's 'I made a mistake,' and there's 'this is who I am as a person.'

Learn to discern the difference – in others and in yourself.

Your most painful failures are worth more than your easy wins.

The most dangerous thing about excuses, is that if you say them enough, you'll actually start to believe them.

'I deserve more' is a useless mindset until you've put in the work to earn more.

Entitlement leads to resentment, hustle leads to results.

Lean into what gives you energy

Your biggest obstacle?

It's the version of you that knows you could be doing better, but refuses to put in the work.

Most people don't want the freedom that comes with wealth, they just want more comfortable chains.

Most people aren't broke because of bad luck, they're broke because of bad choices.