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Get rich. Be productive. Win.

14 threads to improve your life forever.

 1/ Win

This thread from @SahilBloom is packed with powerful lessons on how to get ahead in life and win.

23 in all.

-Play Long Term Games
-Work Like A Lion
-Operate In Your Zone of Genius

https://t.co/fo7XgoHEqd
2/ Live Free

When @Codie_Sanchez found herself burned out from work she did what hardly any of us do.

She quit.

And started living the life she always wanted.

https://t.co/JulWfWV5EU
3/ Get Rich

Probably my favorite thread of all time.

@naval breaks down how to get rich for anyone to follow.

Some include:
-Don't rent out your time for $
-Learn to sell & build
-Seek wealth, not money or status

https://t.co/QMO5QFW5XM
4/ Transform Your Career

If you're stuck in your career, @amandanat helps with this thread.

13 tips in all.

Some include:
-Learn the Radford Scale
-Be Yourself
-Learn How to Complain

https://t.co/wym4Hco766
5/ Use Your Time Wisely

Nobody has broken down how important our time is like @joe_portsmouth.

A simple question:

Would you switch places with Warren Buffet if you had to be in your 90s?

Of course not. That's why time > money.

https://t.co/JRlK8uuu4D
6/ Read for Improvement

Reading helps us understand new ideas.

@AlexAndBooks_ gives us 30 books we should read before we die.

https://t.co/LdNiu8eP7K
7/ Succeed

-Persistence
-Persuasion
-Focus

@blakeaburge shows us what it takes for successful people to reach the heights they do.

https://t.co/LsWbypR3us
8/ Succeed Again

In this thread, @sweatystartup shows us what successful people knew before they succeeded.

-Be likeable
-Add value
-And more...

https://t.co/3XoL6rgvPA
9/ Define Your Terms

@AmandaMGoetz is a founder, a single mom, and has a pretty inspiring story.

She lays out things she learned between 25 & 35 in this thread.

With 1 theme: Defining Life on Your Own Terms

https://t.co/zCj3966Hr2
10/ Shift Your Mindset

School teaches us a lot of things that will allow lead you to average.

Median income in the U.S. is $32k.

To rise above the average you'll need to shift your mindset.

@The_MMW

https://t.co/m48wT4UHIW
11/ Always Move Forward

For work, @drgurner gets to speak with some wildly successful people.

Lucky for us, she's condensed her findings into a thread.

You'll have no excuse to not move forward after reading.

https://t.co/BWxlpNUWR3
12/ Stay Current

Successful people are constant learners who can see around corners.

The world is changing all around us. And the internet will make some of us extinct.

@packyM tells us how to navigate the online world in this excellent article.

https://t.co/v8OD1wt609
13/ Be Fearless

@wdmorrisjr shows us how to put fear in the rearview for good.

"Ultimately we know deeply that the other side of every fear is freedom."

https://t.co/Mmghjr9mA6
14/ Be Extraordinary

You are the sum of the people you surround yourself with.

It's cliche but it's the truth.

@businessbarista breaks down exactly how to optimize your circle in this thread.

https://t.co/Myn79WmIqP
If you enjoyed anything here, it would be if you could share with some more of the Twitter community.

Just retweet the first tweet:

https://t.co/RY3rb5AuxN
I'm Chris.

I send my community 2-3 threads a week similar to these.

Come along for the ride.

👉 @chrisxmunn 👈

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