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Exercise is the ultimate form of self-love. You don’t just shape your body in the gym; you sculpt your identity and fortify your happiness. Invest in yourself daily. - Hawk.

More people need to realize that life doesn’t hurt you, you hurt yourself by reacting to life, and you have zero control over what life decides to do.

If you got anxiety problem like me, just do this👇 start checking yourself. start correcting yourself when you’re being unnecessarily negative. start minding your business when you realize you’re policing someone’s choices that don’t have anything to

Building a Startup as a College Dropout Dropping out wasn’t the end—it was the beginning. No syllabus, no grades, just real challenges: finding a team, building a product, and adapting fast. The real world doesn’t care about degrees, only results. I

Naval Ravikant built AngelList into a $4B company. But he's famous for something else: Finding genuine happiness while building wealth. Here are his 5 principles for achieving both: In 2018, Naval shared tips on being happy and wealthy without gi

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Michael Dell Founded Dell at 19 Bill Gates founded Microsoft at 19 Mullenweg founded WordPress at 19 Zuckerberg founded Facebook at 19 Steve Jobs founded Apple at 21 All this doesn't make any sense, you know yourself better than anyone else, jus

lesson from millionaire fastlane Rahul was seated on the hospital bench, the doctor’s voice echoing in his mind: “If only he had arrived earlier.” The health scare of his father made him understand that he had been pursuing wealth while ignoring wh

Entrepreneurship is not for the weak. It’s about sacrificing comfort, taking risks, and betting on yourself when no one else does. It’s waking up every day with uncertainty, failures, rejections, but still pushing forward. While others play it safe

we don't evaluate things in isolation-we judge value by comparison rather than by an absolute standard. Why Does This Happen? 1. Relativity Bias - We compare options rather than assessing their true worth. A 1000 pen might seem expensive, but if pl