How to get rich, learn anything, and get more done.

11 Tweets to change your life. 🧡
1/ Learn Anything:

A masterclass from my friend @SahilBloom

The 6-step framework he uses to learn anything.

(1) Identify & Establish
(2) Research
(3) Skin in the Game
(4) Engage Community
(5) Teach
(6) Reflect & Review

2/ A cheat sheet for building your career:

20 things you'll wish you knew sooner.

An amazing piece by @RomeenSheth on career growth.
3/ The 5 Traits of Elite Individuals:

I'm not sure what rock I've been living under...

I've somehow just now stumbled across @NdamukongSuh's Twitter content.

It's a goldmine.

Case in point πŸ‘‡πŸ»
4/ Where you are -> Where you're going:

β€’Be consistent
β€’Set higher standards
β€’Learn to say "no" more often.

5/ Finding success-Your own way.

Everyone's definition of success, and their path to get there, is different.

A great thread from @heykahn on finding yours.
6/ Stop procrastinating:

A simple and effective framework from @Julian for deciding what to do, how to do it, and how to get yourself moving.
7/ You're never too old to learn something new:

My friend @jposhaughnessy shared this link a while back.

It's an amazing resource.
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8/ How to become indispensable:

When I became active on Twitter earlier this year, @heyblake was one of the first accounts that caught my eye.

Consistent, high-value, content.

Case in point:πŸ‘‡πŸ»
9/ Learn how to market anything:

I look up to @alexgarcia_atx.

He's a machine.

Be warned.

You may spend the rest of your day doing nothing but reading Alex's work.

It's that good.
10/ A guide to startups:

What @gregisenberg has accomplished before the age of 30 is nothing short of amazing.

Twitter is insanely valuable in many ways...

For me, the ability to learn from those who are already where you want to be tops the list.
11/ Get Rich without getting lucky:

Perhaps the 🐐 of all threads.

@naval's piece on building wealth is timeless.

Do yourself a favor.

Read. It. All.
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My top 15 so far... 🧡
1/ Building wealth, learning anything, and being more productive.
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NFT's, Cryptocurrency, Blockchains...

What does it all mean?

12 Tweets that will teach you the basics (and much more). 🧡
1/ How does crypto work?:

User: @3blue1brown

Let's start with the basics:

A quick YT video explaining how Bitcoin (and other cryptocurrencies) function.

Taught in a way that anyone can understand.
2/ Beginner's guides to cryptoassets:

User: @ljxie

A series of articles covering multiple currencies.

What they are, how they work, and how each compares to other digital assets.
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Not everyone is going to like you.

And that's ok.

THREAD: 7 steps for dealing with criticism - The right way.
I've had a good run.

Since becoming active on Twitter this year, I've gone from 0-20K followers.

While I remain a mixture of excited, optimistic, & frankly unsure why anyone is following me at all, one thing has come to my attention:

Everyone won't like what I have to say.
With this in mind, I began to wonder...

What are the best ways to handle negative feedback when it comes our way?

Fight or flight?

Stand your ground or admit defeat?

I'm not sure I have the right answer, but I'll give it a shot.

Let's dig in...
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Warren Buffet calls him his hero.

He's known as the "James Bond" of philanthropy.

THREAD: The story of Chuck Feeney-The man who gave it all away...

$8. Billion. Dollars.
Meet Charles Francis Feeney.

Born in 1931 during the height of the Great Depression, Feeney was the son of Irish-American parents.

Raised in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Charles (or "Chuck" as he's commonly known) was bitten with the entrepreneurial bug early on.
As a child, he earned extra money shoveling snow for neighbors & selling Christmas cards door to door.

After graduating high school in 1949 he would go on to enlist in the U.S. Air Force.

There, he worked for 4 years as a radio operator stationed in Japan during the Korean War.
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It's easy to be happy, driven, and motivated when things are going well.

The true test?

How you handle adversity.

THREAD: 8 principles to guide you when the going gets tough.
Perception:

"Man is not worried by real problems so much as by his imagined anxieties about real problems" -Epictetus

Often our worry about what "might" happen or what we perceive to be a problem far outweighs reality.

Take a measured approach.

Facts > Assumptions
Control what you can control:

Many times in life our emotions are driven by trying to control that which we cannot.

Frustration & anger creep in clouding our judgment, taking a bad situation & making it worse.

Narrow your focus -> Control what you can -> Be far more effective.
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25 years ago my father made me a deal...

I only had to do one thing.

I failed.

THREAD: A story about a father, a son, and life meeting you halfway.
It was the summer of 1996, I had just turned 15 & like any 15-year-old boy, I only had one thing on my mind.

OK, maybe two.

Other than girls, the main thing I wanted, all I could talk about, was a car.

Or in my case a truck.
The deal was simple.

Over the next year, I'd be given chores to complete around our home.

With an agreed-upon hourly rate, I was free to work as much, or as little, as I choose.

At the end of the year, whatever I earned, my father would match.

Up to $2500.
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