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you’ll hear people say they’d never date a broke man, then watch them defend a rich man who treats them like shit.
so is it really about having standards, or does money change what you’re willing to tolerate?
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a 5am alarm doesn't make anyone disciplined. plenty of people wake up early to waste an entire day.
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the internet has made giving up look so beautiful. quit the job, leave the city, cut everyone off, start fresh. anything but fix the habits.
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being called selfish by people who benefited from your lack of boundaries is a compliment.
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half of what people call "chemistry" is two people with the same weak boundaries
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getting your life together is weird.
you find out half your personality was just bad habits.
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you give your phone your sharpest hour then wonder why your goals get the tired version of you.
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the quietly disciplined:
keep promises to themselves.
show up without motivation.
don’t announce every move.
choose standards over moods.
let the results do the talking.
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Chinese company Unitree reveal their "all terrain" wheeled robot.
The military potential for this technology is obvious.
Europe is so far behind China, its scary.
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It’s strange how we can be surrounded by people all day and still feel like no one really knows what’s going on inside our head.
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The people with the best lives almost always went through a period when everyone thought they were making a huge mistake.











