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Apr '24 •
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Jun '24 •
GOAT TALK
Don't be so hard on YOU. Be easy on yourself and give yourself grace for all the things you've been through and the fact that you're still here today. You are literally your only true friend most of your life, so why be a bad friend to yourself. Would you shit talk your close friend if their parent just died? Or maybe just having a bad day? No, you're going to attempt to make them feel better... so do that for yourself all day everyday. Be your own bestfriend and love yourself so much that if nobody else loves you then it doesn't even matter 🤷🏽♂️ I love myself more than y'all love your moms. That's why I continue to succeed in anything I do. All you need is YOU. Be your own motivator, therapist, coach, teacher and anything you think you made need. It starts with you and it finishes with you, you don't need anyone else. - 🐐
Oct '24 •
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Aug '24 •
The Power of Real Friends
A real friend will call you out when you're being lazy or not doing enough. A real friend will always be more excited than you are about your success. Me and Lawson are real friends (more like brothers) and we hold each other accountable because it keeps us on our toes. Success is not something you achieve once and just keep on living... success is constantly winning / improving over and over again. The game of life is never truly "beaten" you just continuously get better and learn more about it. Chase your potential everyday with all the energy in your being, and watch your dreams start to seem like only a fraction of what you can truly accomplish in this lifetime. - 🐐
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Jul '24 •
You Have to Love the Grind...
Not sure if you all know this or not, but I currently work in upper level management for a software company, so most of my insight comes from my unique experience. Here's a work story for you: During an internal project, I found myself trying to wake up an intern who had fallen asleep in the middle of a deep technical discussion. When she woke up, she looked sheepish and tried to focus, but it was clear she was out of her depth. In contrast, another intern was actively participating in the discussion. Despite only being with us for a few weeks, he contributed valuable points and had even read the documentation on an older, obscure platform. He clearly loves the grind. Both interns came from the same college and course, yet they displayed very different attitudes. The sleepy intern excels in extracurriculars and social initiatives, but software isn’t her thing. The other intern, however, thrives on technical challenges. He lights up whenever we discuss something technical, even though his communication skills and English need improvement. His passion makes it worth deciphering his thick accent. Who do you think I decided to hire for the $150,000 position? This experience reminded me that loving the grind is crucial. Find something where what feels hard to others feels like play to you. You’ll have a significant advantage. That’s how you ‘win’ and make it look easy without breaking a sweat. Embrace the grind. It’s what sets you apart.
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