Believing
something as “useless”. I’ve been reading a book Tools of Titans(no
endorsement, advertisers don’t give a shit to my blog) since last year
without telling someone, for I was surrounded with dumb people who were
disinterested. Criticize me, “yea you have no idea of what’s right or
wrong people can tell you where you’re wrong”, someone from
disinterested crowd would say; now someone who’s from a backward family
and from a High School will be grieved by this. They will start
reasoning like, “Hey you’re just a computer programmer/artist/[whatever
specialization other people believe you have] how can you do that? you
took computer science as your subject it’s no way that can happen”. The
point is to stop digging yourself when you find yourself in a hole. Well
I’ve seem someone who was in Army as a cadet from a very backward
family, and this guy became a mechanical engineer and I’m not
knowledgeable about him, he did an MBA which is a combination and guess
what he did the whole thing silently, he studied for MBA alone and would
come to here Rawalpindi, Pakistan while living in Karachi and he would
come here take the exam and just go back without anyone’s permission. In
other words, he’d gone ahead and he just hustled. So what other people
label as useless, be careful. I know one thing, when everyone is going
right and they’re not getting any results, if you go left and all I know
is that going left doesn’t costs much, like it could be taking a
3-month or 6-month mini-retirement or simply recording videos on YouTube
that stuff doesn’t cost much but can have 10x to 100x ROI. Be careful
when you label something as right or wrong. Black and white view is
dangerous.
For
Example for years I thought getting in shape is bad, weight-lifting
makes you short because of shared beliefs from my circle. Gym is for
dandy kind of people. I had “disbeliefs” about myself. Although getting
in shape doesn’t always take going to gym, it just takes a little bit of
discipline. I realize I was just putting excuses staying in the prison.
Useful resources:
1 — Poor Charlie’s Almanack by Charles Munger(there’s a free ebook about online be sure to look up this one totally worth it)
2 — The 4-Hour Chef(there’s also a free audiobook from a website bon bon [dot] com, search 4 hour chef free audiobook on Google)
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