Dragoș Luca @DragosImproves

You care too much about what others think because you: 1) Don't have your own goals 2) Lost focus on your own goals 3) Have your own goals but never put effort into them If your priorities were strong enough, you wouldn't have time to focus on other people's opinions.

The secret to self-discipline: - Become fed up with where you are - Get clear on what you want - Create a plan to get there - Remove every single distraction - Take the smallest step - Fail until you are okay with failure Discipline is the byproduct of clarity, not force.

/ Small Steps / You struggle to make the decisions that compound into a great life because you're focused on the big goal rather than the small step. Goals are for direction, not action. Set the goal, then focus on the smallest possible step you can take.

The best periods of my life always came after a period of getting absolutely fed up with the lack of progress I was making. A thread on seamless self-discipline:

My dad doesn't believe in me. My mom doesn't believe in me. My sister doesn't believe in me. They all chant the same thing: 'Focus on your studies' 'You're making me worried.' 'You're not going to make it.' Does this affect me? I would lie if I said it doesn't. It sucks.…

@mikesquarelogic None of them believe cuz they've been conditioned, and that's okay They still want the best for us, but their "best" is not updated You're gonna make it big Mike

You don't need to sell all your belongings to access the Flow State. Instead, by selectively minimizing possessions and valuing flow over comfort, you can optimize performance.

bro do you actually think you'll get rich with 4 hour work weeks or writing for 2 hours a day? 💀 by all means enjoy life, but seasons of sacrifice are a requirement (unless you get lucky)

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Success in the gym is 80% experimenting through the lack of passion until you find the routine, exercises, and training style you enjoy. Success in work is no different. Try everything, even when discouraged, until you find the one thing you can't pull yourself away from.

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Most people dislike losing more than winning. Use it. ❌: Buy Now ✅: Don’t miss out on [benefit] Small change, big difference.

Build a micro brand. You don’t need 100,000 followers. You need 50 - 100 true fans. That’s ALL you need to live your dream life. This should change your approach to marketing, branding, and monetization.

My best days as an entrepreneur always have: - A workout - A healthy lunch - A healthy dinner - 3 hours of 'genius' - 30 min. of reading - Time with my wife - Time outside - Time alone These 8 things increase your chances of success without burning out.

An easy way to increase sales is to remind people: - You exist - You have a product - Your product solves a problem - You can buy it very easily here Make some noise. The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

I woke up late today. What next? Lost that 1st step. That 1st step of discipline. Results? - no tweets written - no exam prep - no other tasks done You see. Lesson? Never miss that 1st step. Which brings that discipline in you. What's that 1st step for you?

What stops you from working 4 hours straight in a coffee shop?

A lot of people seem to be confused about how wealth is built. The market rewards those who solve problems, not just those who work hard. Do both and it's really tough to fail.

Set a goal. Create a project to achieve it. Self-educate, practice, and build to move the needle. This is not optional. Iteration and persistence are the only way out of repetitive work you hate, but most people don't have a project to iterate on and persist with.