Habits of Man

What you should focus on at each stage of life, according to my billionaire mentor: Age 18: Learning Age 21: Investing Age 25: Planning Age 30: Experiencing Age 40: Mastering Age 50: Teaching Age 60: Giving Age 70: Cherishing

What comes from average goals? An average reality. What comes from delusional goals? A delusional reality.

The purpose of man wasn't to be average. The purpose of man was to be so great that it challenges other men to be great.

Yesterday, I sat and listened to an incredibly bold man speak his mind. “Humans are in their prime from 18-27.” “After 27, you’re on the decline.” “If you don’t use your prime to build a foundation for yourself, you’ll be working for someone else your whole life.” And this was in public. But, why would this be a problem? Sure it OFFENDS people, but does it matter if you’re speaking the truth? If you are confident in your argument? That’s the habit: Be confident in your arguments and be unafraid to be bold. Don’t speak about what you don’t know.

Habit: Avoid wasting time with random girls at the club, and instead focus on creating memories with your best friends.

Your time is your currency. You only get 16 hours to really be productive each day. 1. Don't waste 3-hours on 3 episodes of Netflix 2. Don't waste 1-hour eating lunch with a loser 3. Don't waste 20-minutes scrolling on the toilet Spend your time like you spend your crypto.

Stupid people use fancy things to seem important. Fancy people use simple things to seem trustworthy. Trustworthy people use important things to seem simple.

Successful men are uncomfortable. Failing men are comfortable.

I asked my billionaire mentor, “How can I become a billionaire?” These is what he said: “Invent something that affects one billion people. You can’t get rich on a salary, and it needs to be available for everyone.” INVENT. IMPACT.

You cannot hang out with these types of people, if you want to be successful: 1. Lazy 2. Negative 3. Arrogant 4. Rude 5. Bad Hygiene 6. Not Ambitious 7. Complacent

What causes great CEOs to win? Accountability. Accountability enables you to take credit when things go well, and to bear the brunt of failure when things go bad.

“The greatest enemy a man can have is fear.” — Robert Greene (author, 48 Laws of Power) What does fear cause in an ambitious man? • Too scared to approach clients/women • Too afraid to risk his reputation for an idea • Too nervous to focus on action BE BOLD TAKE RISK

As a man, there’s a difference between being nice and being a push-over. It costs nothing to be nice. It costs everything to be a push-over.

The greatest men aren’t prideful around modest people. The greatest men don’t act broke around successful people. Learn your environment.

If you want to elevate your knowledge, investing in the right course would be your greatest investment… • Warren Buffett • Tony Robbins • *Anecdotal CEOs They paid $35, $400, and more for seminars, informational sessions, CD courses, etc. on subjects. And it paid off…

If you want to become an ultra-successful man, you have two options: 1. Become the 0.01% in one field 2. Become the 0.25% in 2-3 fields Each ultra-successful person that I’ve spoken to was great in multiple skills: • Persuasion • Creation • Execution • Research As a CEO or high-performer, your brain can digest information differently, as well as think in multiple ways. Don’t become a one-trick pony. Become a Renaissance man.

“The most important skill for getting rich is becoming a perpetual learner. You have to know how to learn anything you want to learn.” — Naval Ravikant Learn about learning. This leads to success.

The easiest way to WIN in 2026: Be better than you were in 2025.

Comfort is cancer for young men.