Habits I stole from my millionaire friend when he retired at 35: 1. Act so extreme people call you delusional

Reframing from telling grown adults to stop acting like children takes a lot out of me.

Study patterns. Look at your past failures. Be aware of your addictions. Admit your insecurities. Go back to your childhood. See how your parents shaped your worldview. Once you become fully aware and honest about the life you’ve been living, only then can you make the changes needed to get what you want. Unconscious factors are artificially shaping your life, and once they become fully part of your awareness, nobody can stop you.

Being a psycho in a world of normies is a good idea.

Being boring rich is the real flex. No boss. Pick kids up from school. Blank calendar. Take 2 hour daily walks. Finish work at 3pm. No debt. That’s the type of rich you want.

If you're 18-30 You're living in the greatest time in history. Don't let the doomers make you think we should go back to the 90s before AI/social media. Having a job is no longer mandatory. Corporate slavery is out of fashion. There's a digital renaissance going on. We're going back to ancient times when the dominant form of work was entrepreneurship. Pre-factories. Pre-9-5 workdays. What an incredible time to be alive. You should be thankful. You should be using internet leverage and AI to build the life of your dreams. Now, anything is possible. There are limitless options. And loads of cool people you can work with. Country borders no longer matter anymore either. You can be born in a sh*thole and escape without needing a new passport or visa. This never used to be possible before. There are infinite distractions but also infinite opportunities. You must choose, which is why extreme focus is mandatory. Otherwise, you'll get lied to by a guru and end up joining a $0 pyramid scheme. Modern life is now so fun. You can work from anywhere. Working hours can be whatever you want. You can get paid for outcomes instead of hours worked too. That means if you have a monetizable skill, long hours are no longer needed. Incredible. There's just no way to be depressed if you follow the right people and get back in touch with reality. It's why avoiding haters, the news, politicians, and social media homepages is critical. This is the best time to be alive. No doubt. And when you don't have kids or debt yet, it's much easier to build the foundation and slack off in your 30s and beyond. Early retirement should be the goal. So you can quit boring work and upgrade to work that doesn't feel like work. Time to be unhinged. Time to be reckless. Time to dream. Time to execute. This is the youngest you'll ever be. Have fun. Get laid. Get fit. Get internet leverage. Get wealthy.

Habits I stole from my millionaire friend when he retired at 35: 1. Act so extreme people call you delusional

Nobody likes commuting to an adult daycare center anymore.