Mindset Machine 𝕏

10 habits that destroy your focus and productivity: 1. Too less/too much sleep. 2. Comfortable with comfort! This is a slow growth killer. 3. Staying in an unhealthy relationship. 4. Thinking travel is just for fun! 5. Lack of social activities. Humans are social animals. We work better when socialised. 6. Skipping exercise. 7. Skipping Sunlight. 8. Not relaxing. Go for a walk or long drive! 9. Waiting for perfect timing. 10.Not planning your day the night before.

The key to motivation is to focus on just one thing at a time. When you are focusing on too many things, you get distracted and mind gets confused.

10 rules of life: 1. Get things done when you're still young with a lot of energy. 2. Time is wealth, never spend it on fruitless things. 3. Know when to say thank you and sorry. 4. Health is wealth. Never sacrifice it for anything else. 5. Life is beautiful and difficult. Keep positive mental strength and be prepared for the worse. 6. Figure out things that gives you genuine happiness and spend your lifetime doing them. 7. Don't live life because you want people to remember you, Live so you can be happy you came to the world in the first place. 8. Make every moment count, you never know which is the last. 9. Believe in your ability to do great things and give yourself a massive support. The world doesn't support people who don't have confidence. 10. Don't be ashamed of your hustle, nobody is willing to give you free money.

The original health insurance: - Real food - Daily walks - Quality sleep - Time in the sun - Resistance training

I know you want to do everything perfectly but what’s the benefit if it stops you from starting? Get rid of Perfectionism.

In today’s world, it’s not about who you know, but about WHO KNOWS YOU! Stop trying so hard to grow your “network,” instead focus your efforts on building an AUDIENCE.

You don’t need to seek “help” for every small issue you have as a man. Most issues are just your body telling you to get out of your current environment and do what you know needs to be done. Train, build, conquer, get busy movin’ The original “therapy”

Quick lesson from the past week... My social media stats were falling lately, my engagement dropping, and stuff weren't clicking as perfectly as I like them to. I could have let it affect my energy and inspiration But instead I decided to do the exact opposite, and use the flooding technique To crank up the volume More tweets More threads More ideas More More More Of everything And that's the lesson, when things are slowing down in your life, it isn't the time to be sad or look around for someone or something to save you. It's time to crank up the volume and PUSH THROUGH the obstacles. Hope you find it helpful in your situation, talk soon. Cheers

Success is the tonic that you need to remain motivated. If you are unable to taste success for long, you may lose all hopes and motivation in life. Have realistic goals so that you keep getting successes, however small they may be.

Dress sharp, always. With time dressing like a lousy person has been normalised. People wait for special occasions to dress well. Which is not a good way around it. You must always be in your best looking self form. Or you must try to be well dressed most of the time. How you look is your first impression and you can’t change it. You will be judged on your looks. Don’t hate it, use it to your advantage and win. Dress sharp and have a strong body language. The easiest way to overshoot your value in another individual’s eyes.

What’s ONE thing you haven’t done that you really want to try?

People who are terrified of what others think about them are actually terrified of all the negative things they think about themselves being reflected back at them.

Youth is giving up your goals to stay with your friends. Maturity is being ruthless with who you keep and remove from your life.

To be psychologically balanced and centered depends heavily on being physically balanced and centered.

What do you do for a job and how long have you been doing it?

Rewards will always come to someone who commits to the practice, but the rewards are not the goal. The practice is the goal.