Garrett Sheffield retweeted
10/10 parenting. I will die on the hill that supporting young adults and staying right there with them as they climb into adulthood is one of the most important things you will ever, ever do as a parent.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
Hardest part about being raised like this is watching the family fall apart as your grandparents pass away
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Garrett Sheffield retweeted
Rich Paul:
“I got guys, 22, making $200M over the next 4 or 5 years. I'm constantly telling them that's not a lot of money based upon where you're starting, because you're starting from zero… Not to mention jeans today, the ones they want that they're buying in excess, which they probably don't really need, cost $2,000… No athlete can afford to fly private all the time, yet we see so many athletes on Instagram flying private. I fly Delta.”
(via @EarnYourLeisure, h/t @cptdankkk)
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
You know that famous Denzel quote “if you pray for rain, you have to deal with the mud too” ? I’ve been thinking about it lately. Sometimes the things we want the most in life bring us the most problems. Have to be ready for all of it. I hope whoever is reading this can relate.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
neverrrrrrr downplay your accomplishments. a job is a job. a car is a car. be proud of yourself.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
Tom Brady: “You need coaches that push you outside your comfort zone because that’s how you grow and that’s how you develop self confidence and self esteem. They push you to deal with failure.”
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
The POWER OF THE TONGUE is REAL. stop claiming you're TIRED, BROKE, or DEPRESSED. start speaking GRATITUDE. start MANIFESTING GROWTH. start pouring LIFE into yourself.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
I am officially done mourning the life I thought I would have by now. God's timing, God's will, and God's way.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
Jesus’ harshest words in the gospels wasn’t towards prostitutes, other religions, or undocumented immigrants.
Jesus’ harshest words were towards the rich and religious who used God’s words to justify exploitation and oppression.
Yet many want us to believe the opposite.
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
everyone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager
> drive your friends to the airport
> go to their party even when you're tired
> stop cancelling last minute
> host at your place
> support the wins & losses
it's worth every ounce of effort
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
"Everyone wants to be mad at me, but be mad their coach for not doubling me when I had 30 in a quarter."
- Bam
(🎥 @dpshow )
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
Millionaire lessons I wish someone told me in my 20s:
1. You will never get rich with a salary
2. Millionaires build businesses
3. Don’t hang around broke people
4. Don’t buy luxury stuff to try and look rich
5. Do what you say you’re going to do
6. Do everything you can not to act like a coward
7. Stay the hell away from indecision
8. Hire A-player, not cheaper B-players
9. Replace admin with AI
10. Move fast
You cannot learn complex topics in 20 minutes. This is why you guys are confident and stupid
MrBeast explains why the education system is completely broken
“Why are students today being taught the same way their parents were? Look at how much everything else has advanced. When I was in school the teacher would just stand there, read out of a book and write on a whiteboard”
"Now look at Mark Rober’s videos. You can learn complex topics in 20 minutes in a way that’s engaging, fun and you retain it. Just because our parents were taught one way doesn’t mean we need to keep teaching that same way. It makes no sense to me, I think education should be reformed dramatically”
“Students spend so much time in school. If we had real courses made through videos, made learning more hands on and optimised everything with modern technology, kids could probably learn more in 5 hours than they currently do in 8 hours"
Garrett Sheffield retweeted
I spent 1 hour 14 minutes last night watching this, and it was worth every single second. If you’ve read the Outliers, you will enjoy this speech more.






























