There are 4 types of people in every organization:

1. Those who subtract (negative)

These are people who continuously suck the best energy out of you.

They only take but don’t give.

They tend to convince those around them into small thinking or victimhood mentality. 2. Those who divide

They tend to hurt great relationships in your life.

They shield great talent from upper management gearing them passing them up.

They Negatively talk behind the leaders of the organization.

Create wedges between people

20 rules for entrepreneurs:

1. If you screw up, don’t dwell on it. Learn and move on.

2. Constantly read biographies of other entrepreneurs

3. Manage anxiety & your imagination

4. Join an advisory group

5. Anticipate recessions & tough times

6. Distribution is everything 7. Win the right people over

8. Stay in creation mode

9. Sweat everything

10. Be patiently aggressive

11. Focus on the visions when things get hard

12. Identify your blue ocean strategy

13. Don’t waste your money on PR firms. 99% of them have no clue what they’re doing

I have a simple request @AppleSupport & @tim_cook for 2023.

What do we need to do to get “Assyrians”, a civilization that lead the way with great inventions we all use today, to have representation of their flag emoji on Apple?

Here’s a list of inventions: Assyrians Divided the week into 7 days.

A day into 24 hours, hour into 60 minutes, minute into 60 seconds.

A circle into 360 degrees.

Invented the wheel.

Invented the written word, using a form of writing, cuneiform, that led first to the Phonecian & ultimately Latin.

The US has the highest rate of children living in single-parent households of any nation in the world.

About 80 percent of single-parent homes are led by single mothers.

At a rate of 23 percent of children living with one parent and no other adults, the United States stands over three times the world average of 7 percent of children raised by one parent. For reference, the number stands at 3 percent for China and 4 percent for India.

Even for children with a father present in the home, the average school-age boy only spends about 30 min per week in

25 Rules for young men:

1. Know the difference between love and lust.

2. It’s OK to go to movies by yourself.

3. Hygiene is more important than you think.

4. Never date a friend’s ex.

5. Stay informed on what’s going on. Don’t be a sheep. 6. Have a sense of humor but don’t joke about dreams and goals.

7. Study the type of people who upset you and why.

8. Stand up to bullies. You’ll only have to do it once.

9. Don’t bully people weaker than you.

10. Learn how to tell stories.

Stop chasing titles.

CEO, founder, Entrepreneur, etc

There’s only one title worth chasing.

LEADER!

Stop forcing success.

Instead align your talent + ambition + passion with the right situation, team and opportunity.

Then give your best & don’t look around. Everyone’s shopping resumes today.

That’s dumb.

Constantly Treating your career as a series of one night stands doesn’t create momentum.

It creates a reputation that you’re easy. You get around.

You can be bought. You’re for sale.

It shows that your passion is money.

Capitalism is the greatest economical system in the world.

Those who work hard, love it.
Those who don’t, hate it.

Contrary to what many professors & mainstream media say, capitalism doesn’t care about your skin color, age, degree or financial situation. Capitalism doesn’t care that I’m from Iran.

Capitalism doesn’t care that my parents got a divorce.

Capitalism doesn’t care that English is my 5th language.

Capitalism doesn’t care that my Dad was a cashier at a $.99 cent store in Inglewood.