Careful what posters you display.
Especially of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
I may get offended.
And you'll get arrested for your crimes.
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Careful what posters you display.
Especially of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
I may get offended.
And you'll get arrested for your crimes.
Instead of trying to save a losing position, with the exception-to-the-rule play, strengthen your position of at least understanding the concept of "overlapping distribution."
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Further, can you imagine in every discussion you have where you are talking about generalizations that you need to put a disclaimer in front of every stereotype you're about to state?
That conversation would get very uninteresting very quickly!
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When one says "men are taller than women", no smart person believes you mean "all men".
That's a ridiculous proposition.
Yes, some women are taller than men, but that exception doesn't disprove the rule.
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Want to completely lose any and all respect, force them to turn up to your office at 9am.
Learn life.
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This is what is so whacked about the stupid 9-5 schedule.
No human operates well on that, plus most of you aren't customer-facing in retail.
Want the most out of your people? Let them sleep and define their own start times.
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I absolutely dominate productivity even if I sleep for 12 hours.
Get under 8 and I'm a wreck...
No exercise, no eating well, I'm a zombie who can't even concentrate on a single task and have major ADHD (even though I don't).
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For me, sleep is the force multiplier.
Everything good happens downstream from sleep...
I exercise well: morning walk, afternoon weights, 3 rounds of boxing, 1 hour skating & stretching.
I eat well: lean meats, fats and vegetables
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Literally, it cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars in jobs.
I have the receipts to prove it and thus the credibility now it's all woke.
Just wait till the robots take over.
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Pre-pandemic: Under no circumstances do you work from home.
Pandemic: You must work from home.
Post-pandemic: Back to the office slackers.
Now: Working from home is productive.
I died on the asking to work from home hill for years and got castrated for it.
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Pre-pandemic: Under no circumstances do you work from home.
Pandemic: You must work from home.
Post-pandemic: Back to the office slackers.
Now: Working from home is productive.
I died on the asking to work from home hill for years and got castrated for it.
Just wait till the robots take over.
Crypto meme coins are just ICOs from back in the day.
Few.
#crypto
Driving in Melbourne vs Adelaide:
Graffiti everywhere vs getting cut off 40km/hr under the speed limit.
People value what they invest in.
When they pay, they pay attention.
When they don’t, they don’t.
Free rarely drives real results.
If working a job won’t make you rich (and it won’t), you might as well throw your salary at a coin that could 100x.
You’re not buying property anytime soon, let alone flipping it for a 2–5x.
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If central and commercial banks are going to flood the system with money, people will naturally look for ways to grow theirs outside of a fixed hourly wage.
No surprise that meme coins are wildly popular among Gen Y and younger.
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If working a job won’t make you rich (and it won’t), you might as well throw your salary at a coin that could 100x.
You’re not buying property anytime soon, let alone flipping it for a 2–5x.
Not to brag...
But what a great time in human history to be childless.
You're a little worm in the soil because you don't have conviction about anything.
Stand for something and you'll evolve into being a real man.
Whether it’s a job, a deal, or a date, the one with options has the leverage. And the one who’s willing to walk… usually doesn’t have to.
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The person who needs it least always wins the negotiation.
Because power isn't about status or cash, it's about walkaway strength.
If you’re desperate, you’ll fold.
If you’re calm, clear, and willing to walk, you control the entire frame.
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Asset allocation is not.
Don’t confuse emotional unity with financial interdependence.
Keep your heart open and your cap table clean.
You are gonna be triggered by this.
That's your issue to deal with, not mine.
Sorry.
No sorry.
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But if you run a plumbing business and I trade stocks, why on earth are we merging balance sheets?
Equal affection doesn’t mean equal economics.
That’s where people get burned in marriages, friendships, and even family partnerships.
Love is unconditional.
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When people make money from separate sources, they’re running independent games.
And independent businesses.
Pooling assets as if it’s one game?
That’s bad accounting.
Even siblings get this.
If we’re brothers and co-own a gym, yeah, 50/50.
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If we build a business together with sweat equity, late nights, and shared risk then we split it 50/50.
But if you’re a surgeon and I’m a software engineer, why would we pool incomes as if we’re one economic unit?
It’s not about being selfish.
It’s about economic logic.
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My hot take:
Sharing income and assets only makes sense if both (or all) parties generate income from the same venture.
Not just “we’re in a relationship” or “we love each other.”
That’s sentiment, not structure.
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They come from doing with intensity... over and over.
It's boring.
It’s repetitive.
But it works.
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But not that hard.
You’re not being crushed by difficulty.
You’re just getting beaten by your own softness.
The winners?
They’re not better than you.
They’re just relentless.
Tunnel vision. No excuses. No audience needed.
Results don’t come from trying.
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More like:
• 3 chats
• 2 mirror selfies
• 1 excuse to leave early
• And a 30-min break between “rounds”
You only achieve when you're consistent and go 110%.
Not 40%, not when you feel like it.
Not when Mercury’s in Gatorade.
Every. Damn. Time.
Yeah, it’s hard.
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