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At the core of everything we do resides one simple lever. Habits and behaviours, and knowing how to leverage those both in ouraelves and others is important for creating a good future.

Regardless of your goal or desires, consistency plays a role in how much you get notice by social media. So I'm cutting a bit of polish to up the consistency.

This is one of those moments that you're glad is recorded. So that you can point people to it in the future.

I know you've felt it. That weird tingling that lets you know there's something important that you must pay attention to.

Constant motion is the desired productive bliss you've been pronised.

Are you the kind of person that want to do more things than the time available? You're not alone!

Remember that goals are just the start, you have to chart your path and adjust accordingly, as life happens and you learn more.

In this one, I'm falling sleep on the spot, and talking about why regardless of conditions we have to do what our goals demand.

When you have goals that are far-sighted, there's no tool like a properly framed self-identity to help you stay on the path. Realizing that you're the kind of person that puts in the work to build something greater than yourself.

For me, every goal or situation has a direct relationship with how much of my self-discipline can I put into it.

Mentorship is a very desirable thing to have, but what can you do when you don't have it available.

There's a huge difference between wanting to achieve vs being committed to it.

I announced my goals and my plans, this is what I think is lacking to get there.

I'm also hyper-focused on a volume was driven content strategy that not only gets me known but also remembered.

Soon ill start to execute on my 10 years goal, I'll start with 90 minutes of deep work daily.

My commitment for the next 10 years is to get the skills that allow me to put a dent in the universe.

Isn't it weird that we all react to things in so different ways?

Today I'm quitting perfectionism for the sake of volume of content.

I'm back, and this time blasting out of the comfort zone, to publish more content.

The greatest people in history have one misconception in common. After all they endured in their path, there are those who “reveal” their secrets. They had aliens whispering to their ears all the ideas. That’s an amazing framework to build a career, get so good that people can just label it as alien.

Too many things going on? Then you probably have a few decisions to make. Sometimes we forget that going deep into what matters is what gets you the results.

You're right there in the moment​, you know what to do and you are confident, and all of the sudden... blank... your ideas are just a fuzzy cloud in your head.

Have you ever had one of those moments, where you get the right insight, at the right time and it feels like a spark? I had one recently that changed me.

A ramble about starting a podcast. Welcome aboard.