[[Magic Paisa]]
You got two choices:
1. Taking ₹30Lakhs today 💰 or
2. Taking 1 Paisa that DOUBLES every day for 31 days 💯
Which one would you take?
The Compound Effect 🚀
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[[Magic Paisa]]
You got two choices:
1. Taking ₹30Lakhs today 💰 or
2. Taking 1 Paisa that DOUBLES every day for 31 days 💯
Which one would you take?
Here why: Day 1: ₹0.01,
- Day 10: ₹5.12
- Day 20: ₹5,243
This is when the magic happens, watch this
- Day 29: Around 26L
- Day 30: ₹53.6L
- Day 31: ₹1,07,37,664 (Three times the option 1) 🥂
The compound effect works on both sides "Positive & Negative"
- Choices ✨
- Behaviour 🤝
- Habits 🏃♂️
- Time ⏳
And a few more...
No one intends to look fat, go bankrupt, or get a divorce,
those consequences are the result of a series of small, poor choices 🙌
Track every action 📝
Want to get out of debt? Track every rupee ₹
Want to lose weight? Track every calorie 🍽
Take notes, every single day, no excuses.
A man once asked a horse rider - "Where are you going"?
Rider: I don't know, Ask the horse.
This is the story of most people's lives, the habits are riding people with no idea where they are heading
- Have a strong why 💯
- Avoid Cheap Dopamine 💻
- Find core values ⚡️
- Set Goals 🎯
- Kill bad habits ❌
- Create a good habit 🚀
Instant Gratification Traps:
- Fast food 🍔
- Mindless Scrolling 📱
- Porn 🔞
- Smoking, Drinking 🍻
- Binge Watching 💻
Start thinking about how to get out of them.
If you say family is your priority but they don't appear on your busy calendar, they aren't really 🙌
Make a list of bad habits 🗒
1. Identify the triggers ⚡️
2. Clean them or
3. Swap it 🤝
4. Take it easy 🙌
5. Or go all out 🏋️♀️
Read on (I'll explain them all)
For every bad habit write down the Big 4s.
"Who, What, Where, When"
2. Clean whatever that triggers them 🙌
Remove the liquor bottles, Stop buying junk food 🍔
Get rid of anything that enables bad habits
Replace a big ice cream dessert with a piece of chocolate/cookie 🍪
Replace Chips with nuts or vegetables 🥕
Soft drink with Diet ones or water
Take a bad habit,
Go on a 30-day fast,
If you broke it - you are addicted to it :)
1. Set yourself up to succeed
2. Think addition not subtraction
3. Accountability
4. Find a success friend
5. Competition
6. Celebrate
7. Be patient
DM me if you didn't understand any (Thread will be too big lol)
Your Infomation diet
This is mine 👇
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Don't give up.
Not on your goals, habits, momentum, nothing
Just not yet ⚡️
Be patient. The compound effect will work.
RT this thread.
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Much love,
Prado.
More from Book
People have wondered why I have spent 3 days mostly pushing back on this idea that "defund the police" is bad marketing.
The reason is, it's an example of this magic trick, the oldest trick in the book.
It's a competition between what I call compass statements. And it matters.
There are a lot of people who think "defund the police" is a bad slogan.
But it's a directional intention. A compass statement.
The real effect of calling it a bad slogan, whether or not intentional (but usually intentional), is to reduce a compass statement down to a slogan.
Whenever there is a real problem and a clear solution, there will be people who benefit from the problem and therefore oppose the solution in a variety of ways.
And this is true of any real problem, not just the problem of lawless militarized white supremacist police.
There are people who oppose it directly using a wide variety of tactics, one of which is misconstruing anything—quite literally anything—said by those who propose solutions—any solutions.
They'd appreciate it if you mistake their deliberate misrepresentation for confusion.
The reason they'd appreciate if if you mistake their deliberate misrepresentation for confusion is, it wastes time that could have been spend on the solution trying to persuade them, with different arguments and metaphors or solutions.
Which they intend to misconstrue.
The reason is, it's an example of this magic trick, the oldest trick in the book.
It's a competition between what I call compass statements. And it matters.
There\u2019s a magic trick that\u2019s going to get played on us every day during the 2020 election cycle. It\u2019s a fairly simple trick, once you see it.
— A.R. Moxon (@JuliusGoat) February 17, 2019
I\u2019d like to talk about leadership and governance.
And the compass, the navigation, the travel, and the corrections.
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There are a lot of people who think "defund the police" is a bad slogan.
But it's a directional intention. A compass statement.
The real effect of calling it a bad slogan, whether or not intentional (but usually intentional), is to reduce a compass statement down to a slogan.
Whenever there is a real problem and a clear solution, there will be people who benefit from the problem and therefore oppose the solution in a variety of ways.
And this is true of any real problem, not just the problem of lawless militarized white supremacist police.
There are people who oppose it directly using a wide variety of tactics, one of which is misconstruing anything—quite literally anything—said by those who propose solutions—any solutions.
They'd appreciate it if you mistake their deliberate misrepresentation for confusion.
The reason they'd appreciate if if you mistake their deliberate misrepresentation for confusion is, it wastes time that could have been spend on the solution trying to persuade them, with different arguments and metaphors or solutions.
Which they intend to misconstrue.
