Harsh truths I know at 45 I wish I knew at 25: 1. You spend life...

1. You spend life with one person, which is you. If you don't like yourself, you will have an issue.
2. Growth is painful. Staying in the same spot as last year is even more painful.
4. People who tend to hate on others on social media are usually projecting their insecurities.
5. People you admire in life carry the traits you have inside but are too scared to bring out.
7. As you grow you will lose friends & find new ones. No one grows at the same rate. It is what it is.
8. Your parents did more with less. Give them the respect they deserve.
10. The average person's focus is being trained by 15 second video clips. The person who can focus the longest without getting distracted wins.
12. The reason you don't have what you want is because you're not even willing to step into the arena & show up. You can't win if you don't show up.
14. When people become successful their ego thinks it makes them smarter in other areas of life when it's usually the opposite.
16. Posting pictures of their children on the internet without their permission will come back to bite some people in the ass.
18. The American diet was meant to put you in an American hospital for American health care so you can buy American Pharma drugs.
20. Switching from one task to another is costing you hours of production. 2 hours of deep work will always be more valuable 8 hours of multitasking.
22. Saying "you need coffee to wake up" is a symptom of dependency & use of a drug to mask shitty lifestyle habits. Coffee is great. Dependency is not.
24. Using food or alcohol to manage your emotions will numb them for a bit but make them worse over time.
26. You can do everything right, give something 100% effort, follow all the rules, and still fail. This doesn't mean you should give up.
28. The world won't wait for you to be okay. You gotta learn to pick yourself up and get better.
29. Poor people trade time for money. Rich people trade money for time.
31. The most important decisions you'll make are where you live, what you do, and who you do it with.
32. The quickest way to get from where you are to where you want to be is to invest in coaching.
34. Successful people are those that did the work regardless of how it felt and didn't quit when it became hard.
35. The ultimate life experience is raising children. It's also the hardest thing you'll ever do.
37. If anyone has to convince you that they're happy, they are not happy.
38. The less you need to play status games the more you can enjoy life.
40. There will be a point of time where you try to balance building a career, raising children, and taking care of aging parents. This will be one of the hardest periods of your life.
If it hurts bad enough then do something about it.
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