Top 50+ Tweets About Work

If you're not excited as FUCK for this year then go build something. Go do everything you wish you did in 2021. Plant the seeds for a thriving 2023. Make the jump. Worst case scenario you get right back to where you started + the wisdom. You got this.

The only way to never lose is to never try Everyone who's never stepped in the arena is undefeated

Either you go after the life you want or settle for the life you get.

Do less. But do it fully.

Finishing most of your work before most people wake up is satisfying

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If you want to finish something, give yourself a deadline.

Don’t tell anyone what you’re doing until it’s done. You don't need unearned dopamine or uneducated opinions. You need clarity and focus

If your vision for your future doesn't excite you You are thinking too small.

I've won fights scared. I've lost full of confidence. I've been rejected while being bold. I've succeeded while I'm full of doubt. Mindset, for most things, is pointless. Either you can do the damned thing or you can't.

People think you need to be an expert before you write about something, but actually, writing about something makes you an expert

Most people work just enough not to get fired and get paid enough money not to quit.

zero competition https://t.co/Ys3qMCwoOg

Reason #821 for why you should stop procrastinating, start now, and figure it out as you go along: https://t.co/jplFrOeinA

Instead of saying I’m gonna get rich in 2022 or 2023, etc Look at it like this Sharpen your skills every single year & then first opportunity you get to strike big you’ll be ready for it Focus on sharpening the blade bro Opportunities make you rich, if your blade is sharp

You gotta have a personal code of ethics that you won’t break or bend for no one No matter how funny people start acting, no matter how goofy the world gets, stick to your code

Build a monopoly or work for one.

Working hard for a long time without asking what are the better things to be working on is a hidden form of laziness.

6 months of hard work. 4 hours of focused work a day. 2 work blocks every day. 1 business model to take action with. 0 chance you don't succeed.

You can't become a craftsperson unless the process itself is the reward.

Books are for knowledge, experience is for wisdom.

Start by doing 1 push up Start by drinking a cup of water Start by paying toward 1 debt Start by reading 1 page Start by making 1 sale Start by deleting 1 old contact Start by walking 1 lap Start by attending 1 event Start by writing 1 paragraph Start today Repeat tomorrow

On the road again - realize there’s so much shit I have that I don’t need Baggage is the ultimate suppressor of movement - physically and hypothetically In life movement is king - and speed kills

The less you rely on motivation and more on routines and habits The better off you’ll be.

Write down everything on your mind Literally everything Categorize Prioritize Now your mind is clear Your sleep will be better at night Your focus will be better in the morning

If your business can't operate without you running day-to-day operations, you don't have a business. You have a job.

Don’t hesitate to start because you don’t have it all figure it out You’re going to figure 95% of it out as you go

Some of your best writing can only arise when you're boiling with anger, so when you're pissed off, sprint to the keyboard and bleed your emotions onto the page. Then, edit once you're calm.

- 5 hours of relentless execution / flow - 1 hour gym - 30 minute nature - 30 minute meditation - free time in evening to do whatever the F you want = winning day for me

The Writer’s Journey: 1) Consistency: When you start writing, focus on consistency. Publish all the time and turn daily writing into a habit. 2) Depth: As you gain experience, focus on depth. Publish only your best ideas, especially ones that’ll stand the test of time. https://t.co/QsXc2AIUqN

Don’t tell anyone what you’re doing until it’s done. You don't need unearned dopamine or uneducated opinions. You need clarity and focus.

Yes a $4,000 MacBook Pro in which I'm just going to use the browser and a text app is absolutely necessary

In theory, you figure it out first and execute second. In practice, you figure it out second and execute first.

Focus when it’s time to focus, relax when it’s time to relax. No in between. Fully present for both.

Playing it safe is too risky for me

You can't outwork me because it doesn't feel like work to me

People are losing their creative capabilities due to phones replacing every empty moment of contemplation

Our best work is the work we find ourselves doing, when there is no obligation to do so.

Joe Rogan has 1,600 podcast episodes. PewDiePie has 4,200 YouTube videos. Bob Ross had 1,200 paintings. There’s no such thing as quick success

Thing about going all in on one thing is it’s not guaranteed to work out but you’re guaranteed to have self respect Self respect is what you need when everything is crashing and burning around you & you just know for a fact you’re gonna be better than ok

How I make a million dollars per month and work harder than the people who say they want success… fuck all that wanting shit bust a move!

Reminder that if God wants to give you something He won't give you that something He'll give you a trial so you can learn the lesson yourself

Great leaders don't ask their people to do anything they wouldn't do themselves

You’re not bored, you’re purposeless.

Women not taking advantage of their attractiveness when young is a masterclass in what not to do in life No advantage lasts forever and when you have an edge, press it This goes for anything in life. Always strike when the iron's hot - if you wait you'll regret it forever https://t.co/WphHmc3hvN

Wow nice truck/place/watch/vacation bro…must be nice. Yeah bro. Was great going years making barely anything figuring this shit out, sleeping on office couch, insane stress, no social life, no vacation… Maybe if u do same u can have nice lifestyle too.

To make money while you sleep, figure out how to help people while you sleep. How? Build things that educate, enable or entertain without your physical presence. This process forces you to create better things, because you have to figure out how it'll work without you.

Dealing with shitty clients are not worth the money they pay you. High prices usually filters them out. But not always. Fire shitty clients.

Advice from Joe Rogan. Pretend there’s a camera crew following you filming your success story. You’re gonna try your absolute best to work as hard as you can. Helped me a ton.

A couple years ago I arrived to Vegas with $500 to my name This year I bought land and I'm building myself a house Life is good. https://t.co/wtRoPx3c8N

"You should work your butt off in your 20s." This misses the point. Your primary goal isn't to work hard. Your goal is to build leverage. How? Start with delegation: "Find someone who can do what you do at 70% the success. Teach them the extra 10% and be okay with 80%."

Very important to ask your parents what you did for fun as a kid Maybe you wrote, maybe you painted or fought or sold lemonade Fantastic indicator of what your natural talent is

Hard work buys experience, smart work buys time.

One win can erase all your losses One business can erase all your debt

Step 1) Map out your desired lifestyle so you know where you want to be. Step 2) Reverse engineer how to get there so you have a clear direction. Step 3) Do what it takes so you have a reason to get up in the morning.

A side project doesn’t mean it can’t be big Example: Uber started as a side project for its Founders Point: never underestimate a side project

I don't treat my calendar as a blank surface to pile events onto. I think of it as a ledger of how many times I've traded my time away.

Too many people brag about multitasking, when the real value is actually found in deep focus

To build an audience, show your work. To build a community, show your working.

The wrong decision is almost always better than no decision at all. At least you're moving in a direction rather than staying still No movement = might as well be dead

If you catch yourself procrastinating Break it down into small actionable tasks and watch yourself naturally want to get started.

If you want to change your life you need to change your environment. New friends, new job, new relationship, new city, new habits, a new something. You are your environment.

Top of the top Don’t trust nobody who hates Monday’s They’ve been hating Monday’s for the last 400 weeks and haven’t did nothing about it? Stay clear away from me dawg

The higher you rise in your career, the more writing will become part of your job

Sometimes the things that break your heart end up fixing your vision.

Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready. Start before you feel ready.

One client led to my agency. One tweet led to my audience. One workout led to my obsession. In hindsight, it always takes 1.

The best advice I got in college was: “Find the best teachers and take all their classes, no matter the subject.” This advice works on the Internet too. Binge the work of your favorite creators, even if the ideas don’t originally interest you.

Common pattern I've noticed among the most successful people I know: They all started before they felt ready.

Short To Do list are magic Smash a few important task, daily 3-5 task, get them done If I knock them out, I’ve won the day If I win majority of my days, I’ve won the week Win majority of my weeks, win the month Win majority of months, win the year Winning becomes habitual

I once met a professional cyclist. His name was Chris, and I asked him: "What's the key to competitive racing?" "The best cyclists love the pain." "But if it hurts so much, why you do you it?" "Because the pain of rejecting my dreams hurts more than the pain of hard work."

Friendly reminder that everything you want right now is only 6 months away from you.

Whenever you find yourself thinking you’re late to a new technological trend, remember that Walt Disney thought he was late to animation in 1923

10 times out of 10 you’re better off being delusionally self confident, impulsive & decisive instead of hesitant, stopping to think & trying to rationalize every step overthinking & being ‘realistic’ is death by 1,000 cuts. U lose touch of your instincts this way

The best email copywriters learned copywriting by writing their own emails. The best business owners learned about business by starting their own business. The best programmers learned programming by building their own apps. Lesson: Immersion is the best teacher.

Big believer in unrealistic goals Heroic in scope. Thing about lofty ones is it doesn’t matter a lick if you don’t get there All that matters is who you become during the process And if you don’t hit the sky who gives a fuck. Top of the mountain is just fine

Heroine addicts will find heroine Gossip blogs always find drama Crackheads always fine crack Readers always find a book Artist always find a studio Losers always find excuses Winners always find a way Hustlers always find money Water always finds its level

Your focus creates your reality. Be intentional with it.

Old ceilings become new floors

Something so disgusting about people who don’t have pride in their work The lack of care and quality in their service/product is palpable Feels unclean to even interact with them

3 ways to get ""lucky"": 1. Take initiative 2. Build your network 3. Put yourself out there 4. Put in the work day in day out

It's incredible how often humans overcomplicate things just to realize it was simple all along.

Unsexy work lasts longer. Why? Because no one wants to do it. "Anon845 and 243 others liked your post" vs. "Payment collected" https://t.co/urCkA9HPMo

if everyone understands what you're doing, you're late

How I made $10,000 with Netflix. 1. Went to settings 2. Clicked "Log Out" 3. Got my ass to work

Focus is a currency. The news, social media, entertainment, books, opinions, advice, etc. Invest wisely, your mental wealth depends on it.

"Imagination rules the world." - Napoleon Bonaparte

Being disciplined is easy when what you need to do is aligned with who you want to become. You must know both.

Good morning to everyone writing bad stuff in hopes that eventually you'll write good stuff.

You are shooting yourself in the foot if you manage your time but not your energy. They go hand in hand.

i've always felt that effective people realize life is a video game—whereas everyone else sits back and acts like life is a movie

“I’m bored” Good. That’s where the magic happens.

If the work doesn’t require creativity, delegate it, automate it, or leave it.

The best career advice I ever got: Make your boss’s job easier

Here’s how I very deliberately built my Twitter following when I first started: 1) Tweeted at least twice a day 2) Wrote succinctly 3) Only tweeted about content, marketing, or creativity Grow your audience by being consistent, easy to read, and niche.

It's really important to remember that: 1. Making something bad. 2. Then iterating until it's good. ... is way faster than: 1. Make something good upfront. This shortcut is used by the great, prolific creators. https://t.co/xwLnRzXvkE

Perhaps there are three approaches to writing: Approach 1: "Write what you know." → Teach others. Approach 2: "Write what you don't know." → Write to learn yourself. Approach 3: "Write what no one knows." → Discover something novel about the world. Each is important.