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Sam Crowley retweeted
You only need ChatGPT + a laptop + 1 hour/day to make $8,500/month.
I’ve prepared the exact step-by-step guide.
Normally $179, but it’s free for 24 hours.
To get it:
1. Follow me (So I can DM you )
2. Retweet
3. Reply " Need"
Must follow me to get DM. Free for 48 hours.
Sam Crowley retweeted
My dad had the best line about entrepreneurship:
"You aren't truly in the game unless you find yourself in the dead of the night, head in hands, sitting in the dark, with no idea what to do next.”
Sam Crowley retweeted
Whatever you're thinking about doing...
Go big and do the damn thing.
The worst thing that can happen isn't failure. It's never trying and drowning in mediocrity.
Sam Crowley retweeted
Help me understand this. We are suppose to:
- Have kids in our 20’s and 30’
- Work our butts off for 3-4 decades
- Neglect precious time that we will never get back
All in an attempt to have ‘enough’ money to enjoy a life when all those memories are gone?
Seems backwards
Sam Crowley retweeted
You can get pretty damn far in life by just being someone that shows up on time and is easy to work with.
Sam Crowley retweeted
It is impossible to live a happy life if you spend Monday - Friday building someone else’s dream.
I refuse to believe anyone enjoys living this way.
If you claim to “love” this lifestyle, you have settled.
You gave up.
Nothing will ever change my mind about this.
Sam Crowley retweeted
60% of Americans want to start a business.
92% of THOSE people don't do it.
8% actually take action.
Congratulations on being in the minority of people who are building your own dream instead of someone else's.
Sam Crowley retweeted
If you hate your work, and it comprises 1/3 of your life, and it drains your energy to enjoy the other 1/3, and you are asleep the other 1/3, there doesn't seem to be a higher priority than to build your own thing so you can quit building someone else’s.
Sam Crowley retweeted
Everyone wants financial freedom until they find out how much health insurance is per month.
Sam Crowley retweeted
The opportunities you say no to are the cost of being exceptional at the one thing you say yes to.
Exclusion is the cost of excellence.
Sam Crowley retweeted
The beginning of the social media era coincided w/ a nearly $40,000,000,000 collapse in newspaper advertising revenue.
In 2006, American newspapers collected $49,275,402,572 in advertising revenue.
In 2022, that number was only $9,760,830,024.
Sam Crowley retweeted
If you change your behavior this year, people will notice.
They’ll try and get you back in line with their mediocre expectations of you.
Dont let them.
Deal with their disappointment for a season so you don’t have to deal with your own for a lifetime.
And - get new friends.
Sam Crowley retweeted
Steve Jobs on avoiding “the bozo explosion”
(companies fill up with second-rate talent as they grow)
"For most things in life, the range between best and average is 30% or so.
The best airplane flight, the best meal, they may be 30% better than your average one.
What I saw with Woz was somebody who was fifty times better than the average engineer.
He could have meetings in his head.
The Mac team was an attempt to build a whole team like that, A players.
People said they wouldn't get along, they'd hate working with each other.
But I realized that *A players like to work with A players, they just didn't like working with C players.*
At Pixar, it was a whole company of A players. When I got back to Apple, that's what I decided to try to do.
You need to have a collaborative hiring process.
When we hire someone, even if they're going to be in marketing, I will have them talk to the design folks and the engineers.
My role model was J. Robert Oppenheimer. I read about the type of people he sought for the atom bomb project.
I wasn't nearly as good as he was, but that's what I aspired to do."
Sam Crowley retweeted
THE HARD TRUTH CONCERNING WHEN YOU DIE!!!
When you die, don't worry about your body... Your relatives and the funeral home will take care of it.
They will take you out of the house and deliver you to the funeral home of your family’s choice.
They will take off your clothes.
They will wash you.
They will dress you up.
They will even apply makeup to make you look presentable.
Many will come to the funeral to honor you.
Some will even cancel their plans and ask for a leave to attend your funeral.
Your things--things you hate to be borrowed will be sold, donated or burned. Your keys, tools, books, CDs, DVDs, games and clothes will be thrown in the trash. The world won't stop and cry for you.
The economy will continue.
You will be replaced at work. Someone with the same or even better qualifications will take your place.
People who only knew your face will say ‘rest in peace’
Your good friends will cry for a few hours or several days, but then they will laugh again.
Your pets will get use to their new owners.
Your pictures will be hanging on the wall for a while, and then they will be placed on furniture and finally stored at the bottom of a box.
All the things you once had will lose its meaning.
Someone else will sit on your couch....
You will soon be forgotten by friends, co-workers, neighbors, classmates and even Church folks you saw every week. Your bank account will freeze, and rarely will someone visit your grave stone with flowers
But there is good news, there is life after death and you can live forgiven with a Holy God. So don’t get too personal with life on earth.
Make every moment that you live count, by making an impact for Jesus. Reach the lost, feed the homeless, and pray for the sick. Because in the end all that will matter is what you did with Jesus while you lived!!!
I have seen all the works that are done under the sun; and indeed, all is vanity and grasping for the wind. --- Ecclesiastes 1:14
Sam Crowley retweeted
The harsh truth is that there's someone 3x dumber than you but with 2x your results.
Because they put the lessons of 1 book into action instead of reading 27 more.
And I get it, it feels good to say you read a book a week and show off the bookshelf of trendy books you've read in the background of your Zoom calls.
But at a certain point, you have to face reality and realize you are mentally masturbating instead of taking action.
The only way you're going to achieve anything in life is through real world experience.
So stop putting off what you need to be doing, give yourself permission to fail, and do the thing.
Within a years time, you'll be happy you did.
