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The longer you postpone the life you want, the more responsibilities accumulate, optionality shrinks, and what once felt temporary becomes your permanent life.
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Good morning!🍂🍁☕️
Due to ongoing power outages, I'm a little late with my words of gratitude!
Dear @d4vidmarc thank so much for collecting my pieces. Your support gives me the light I need to keep creating through even the darkest and most challenging times.🤍
12 xtz
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The kind of posts that deserves to go viral.
Instead? GC badmouthings & drama always look more attractive to pseudo-artlovers than actual art & genuine creators working their arses off to create actualy grails.
This is "The State of the Art" in 2026.
If you know, you know.
If if you didn't, now you do.
if you are given this PDF and still don’t transform into a superhuman, well, ... at least he tried.
Speaking of reaching your potential
Here are 124 actionable tips on consistency, skills, discipline, the grind, the journey, the team, the mission, motivation, learning, and expertise.
PDF freely available: justinmath.com/files/advice-…
He was wrong.
It’s not about getting rid of the problems.
Rather about growing & strengthening while we solve them.
A problem avoided today, will reintroduce itself to us, stronger, bigger, a few years later.
Avoidance is the root or demise.
Honestly Jung cannot have said that.
A central repository will soon be created to allow you to send you your DRAM DIMM in. Shipping costs covered so don’t you worry + free 3 month courtesy subscription to ChatGPT.
The RAM you currently waste at home, will be used for the greater good.
when in a deep state of flow, you can do 10 solid years of work within 1 year.
think neutron star vs. conventional matter.
you could call that A State of Trance.
One year of hyper-acceleration can be the catalyst that ignites your trajectory.
I've seen students do 2-3 years of work in a single year, kick off a chain reaction of fortunate events, and fly through doors they didn't even know existed.
The first year is the hardest because you're fighting the inertia of your old habits. But once you're in motion, it's easier to maintain your speed.
Make no mistake: even still, you have to keep all thrusters firing. You can't let up. If you do, the gravity of mediocrity will gradually pull you back down.
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"⁉️WTF⁉️"
"L👁️👁️K at all this multicellular survival-driven 🦠LIFE🦠 emerging from pure 🎲CHAOS🎲⁉️"
said the naturally-selected multicellular life-form, who desperately feared death
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