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In 2 minutes, I'll show you 11 pillars that'll help you succeed in life at any age. (Cutting through the noise)

 1. Accept success won't come at once

Not even witchcraft can help in this.

Success cannot be attained quickly.

Even if you pour all the hard work and dedication,

You won't achieve all goals right away.

Be patient and expect it to take longer to achieve your goals.
2. Focus on what matters

Focus on what is essential to you and your goals.

Block out distracting;

• Information
• Opinions
• Ideas

Always ask in the course of the day,

"Is whatever I'm doing important to me and my goals?"
3. Build a strong foundation

Instead of rushing for the outcomes

Focus on building a strong foundation,

Especially if your goals are big and beyond your current level.
4. Cultivate your curiosities

Not only is curiosity key to the learning process, but it's great for overall life satisfaction.

Curious people;

• Connect better
• Enjoy socializing more
• Have better relationships

Other people are attracted to curious individuals.
5. Stay consistent

You need to put in the work daily to turn your dreams to reality.

Keep getting better and it won't take long before you get what you desire.
6. Delegate your weaknesses

There's someone who is strong at your weakness.

They will do what you can't more efficiently at a cost.

This gives you enough time to build on your strengths.

Have a team that will work for a common course.
7. Nurture your dreams

Your dreams are strengths.

Spend time alone and;

- Learn
- Try out your ideas
- Develop your skills

Also find people to help you.
8. Empower others

Great leaders set themselves apart by;

• Guiding
• Influencing
• Empowering

Great leaders display empathy and compassion when others are down.
9. Have a strong belief

You must believe in what you're doing

In one way or another it'll work out.

You'll wake up ready for the day. Always.
10. Have patience

Success won't come to you fast.

Most people fail because they can't wait a little longer or push further.

It might not happen today but eventually.
11. Own something

Regardless of your age;

• Buy land
• Start businesses
• Invest in long term projects

Invest any time.

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From age 25-49, PRIORITIZE these and fix 99% of your problems...

1. Have 3+ streams of income

99% of people chase money, only 1% make it.

You don't have to to quit your 9-5.

Use it to;

• Save and start a business offline
• Set your offline businesses in order
• Seek advice from a mentor and start a business online ( min $500)

Now, with the online business;

• Sell a book/guide
• Create online course
• Have a blog and monetize
• Offer mentorship program

One stream of income is committing financial suicide.

2. Spend at least 100 minutes of your day reading

ALL financially free people are obsessed with learning.

Financial education can be self taught.

Start by reading these books;

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Use the knowledge you obtain and earn with it.

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In the next 180 days, FREE yourself from these...

1. Limiting beliefs

There's a battle you can always win .

You need to;

• Think
• Write
• Visualize
• Take actions

Don't compare, we all have different journeys to make.

Track your progress after 100 days and adjust.

2. Toxic people.

These people never see the good side of life

They;

• Complain
• Have zero ambitions
• Are rigid to their beliefs
• Always claim for pleasure

Have a circle of friends who pushes you to become your better self.

3. Instant gratification

Do a dopamine control

Take some time away from;

• Alcohol
• Fast food
• Your phone
• Video games
• Social media

This'll get you enough time to;

• Focus
• Do hard tasks
• Achieve your goals
• Control your impulses

4. Wasting time

Be mean with your time

Start your day at 4:30 or 5 AM with;

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• A Cold shower
• 15 mins meditation

Then;

• 4 hours of deep work
• Spend your evening reading
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@Copywriting_Dad
For the next 6 months, set aside 40 minutes a day and learn these soft skills to unlock your full potential...

1. Learn persuasion

To get the best in life, learn the best way to ask.

Know;

• How
• The right words to use
• When and who to persuade

The lion's share is negotiated.

2. Learn seduction

In life you're either seductive or being seduced.

Here are books you should read;

- The mystery method
- The art of seduction
- The truth: A uncomfortable book about relationships.

Which one have you read?

3. Learn how money works.

99% of people are chasing money.

Be different and understand money is created;

You do this by;

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- Building business
- Investing in your health
- Hiring people better than you

The more you create, the more you have.

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Know the current trends.

The world is competitive and you should know;

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1. Keep it 100% with your friends. Tell it as it is or keep it.

2. No matter what dilemma you're presented with, never snitch on your friends.

3. Avoid any relation with your friend's partner.

4. There's no debt between friends.
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By age 40, you need to understand these...

1. Everything won't go according to plan, always be ready to change directions.

2. Focus on what matters, everything else falls to place.

3. You only have one version of your body. Focus on your health.

4. When you do anything, don't expect two results, success or failure. Expect wins only because your subconscious follows your thoughts.

5. Don't seek validation, seek to become the best version of yourself. People will love you that way.

6. Nobody believes your excuses, no matter how good you give them.

7. You'll experience setbacks when building your dream, but eventually you'll win.
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These are the two guards guarding the Wealth and Treasure of Lord Sri Venkateswara.

They are representatives of two treasures of Kubera, the God of Wealth.


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