Practical Stoicism: Millionaire Mindsets

How to Think like a Roman Emperor, and Develop Ancient Habits That Lead to Victory: Wisdom at Its Finest, Volume 4

De: Wade Jeffries

Narrado por: Alexander Sangmoore

The vast majority of people only hope for miracles that never happen.

If you want something, you need to take action and at least try to get it.

Unless you're exceptionally lucky, nothing happens on it's own. A man without deadlines is a man who does nothing.

If you have no deadlines, you would be wise to invent them. If you're sad or upset about something, stop sitting around repeating the same visuals and emotions in your head over and over again.

Move, do what you need to do, and save yourself the sadness. Excessive pondering over past negative events that you cannot change only weakens your resolve and slows you down. Half of "networking" is simply being valuable enough that people would want to know you.

You'll attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. It's easier to go from A to B, to C, to D, to...X to Y, to Z than to go from A to Z.

Too much distance makes everything seem impossible.

One step at a time and the way shows itself. Listen to this audiobook, and learn stoic mindsets that will skyrocket you to success in life.

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