Tim Denning retweeted
I refuse to worship gatekeepers ever again. Asking for opportunities is the worst feeling in the world. Why should someone be so privileged that they get to decide your future? Stop playing permission games. Use the internet to build leverage, and shamelessly self-promote. Create a world where opportunities come to you instead of applying for them like a slave. Asking for permission is a choice. And it only leads to poverty. It’s time to choose yourself.
Tim Denning retweeted
The older I get, the more ridiculous it seems to commute to an adult daycare to make a measly amount of money.
Tim Denning retweeted
A pattern i've noticed in successful people:
They’re relentless to the point of delusion.
Neuroplasticity will make you wealthy.
I refuse to worship gatekeepers ever again. Asking for opportunities is the worst feeling in the world. Why should someone be so privileged that they get to decide your future? Stop playing permission games. Use the internet to build leverage, and shamelessly self-promote. Create a world where opportunities come to you instead of applying for them like a slave. Asking for permission is a choice. And it only leads to poverty. It’s time to choose yourself.
The older I get, the more ridiculous it seems to commute to an adult daycare to make a measly amount of money.
When you find yourself stressing about the competition or thinking the market is saturated, remember that high performance is extremely rare. Most people are fat, sick, in stacks of debt, pessimistic, addicted to their phone, and cry like babies. There’s zero competition. You can literally achieve any big goal you want while everyone else just dreams about it.
You now have 2 choices.
1. Keep scrolling
2. Learn how I make $100K every month.
timdenning.com/100k-xc/
Neuroplasticity will make you a millionaire.
Not because it's a trick. Because it's already running your life whether you know it or not.
Your brain is rewiring itself right now around whatever you repeat.
Check your phone 80 times a day and you train distraction. Avoid hard things and you train avoidance. Pitch your offer every morning and you train a business owner.
Your brain doesn't care about your goals, your vision board, or your Lambo screensaver.
It only cares about what you did today. Wanting money is useless. Repeating the actions of a wealthy person is everything.
That's what most people miss.
They wait to feel like an entrepreneur before they act like one. It's backwards. Act first.
Identity catches up later. Errors are the signal your brain needs to rewire. People who hate looking stupid never change.
They protect their ego and stay broke. Week one will feel like friction. Weeks two and three feel familiar. By week four the new behavior starts running on autopilot.
Most people quit right before the wiring locks in.
Don't be one of them.
If it still feels hard, that means it's working. Your broke brain was built by repetition. So is a rich one. Same machine, different reps.
The only question that matters is what you're training yours to become. Do the work. Do it daily. Let your brain do the rest.
The money follows the wiring.
You now have 2 choices.
1. Keep scrolling
2. Learn how I make $100K every month.
timdenning.com/100k-xc/








