You guys wanted the titles, so here we go :) What's next, cover photo or description? (If we get 20 comments, maybe I'll even throw in a surprise in the next one😄)

You ever have it where you get super consistent for a couple of days, then the motivation dies out and you crash down? And you stay stuck in this cycle, with no way out. Well here's your way out, delivered as concisely as possible: Slow and steady wins the race. You know the story of the tortoise and the hare? Right now you're acting like the hare. You try sprinting like crazy, then stop to sleep. You will ALWAYS lose to the tortoise. So why do people still do it? Nobody wants to be the tortoise. Even though they know that will help them win, they can't drop their ego to go do what it takes. Being the tortoise isn't cool, it isn't sexy, but it gets results. So when you set out with your plan of habits. Don't create these lofty goals you know you can only stick to for a couple days. Start slow and progressively overload. And, of course, you gotta take action. So go comment right now how you're gonna adjust your strategy, and go do it!

This was such a sick meetup, and I am happy to have met @Jason Olofsen for the first time after seeing him online multiple times. I was also there with @Mete Olmez who is a good friend of mine, and Jason’s videographer! This is your reminder to step out of your comfort zone, just like Jason preaches in his videos…

I feel a lot of the ways I view life is through the field of leveling up, like in pokemon or destiny What your favorite video game? Do you apply it in life? PS. Will be away next two days for religious holidays! Enjoy guys :)

Whether you’re disappointed with yourself or have let down others, how do you deal with it?