STOP BECOMING A SLOPE

<h1>Stop becoming a slope</h1>
Many of people I interact with, no wonder the baseline assumption is that I am just a kid. Hmmm, A kid with four domain names on his name and a presence on Google. Hmm, a kid who learned to program in 8th grade (shut up haters). Let this success be a globally specific. I am a storyteller, yet I am happy no one I know, no one helped me with my endeavours and quite honestly, after getting rejected many times, I honestly don't give a fuck. Maybe it's about creating explainer videos and making maasive product launches on marketing dollars, yet no one stops to ask how come a kid could be so structured without having marketing dollars? The answer: person to person it varies, But I would say study the habits and decisions of those who stepped up to do big things that were not even thought of at that time and simply, set the bar high and try learning and adopting habits of billionaires or millionaires. Our world is so youthful, in fact we have so many people creating <i>4-Hour Workweek</i> lifestyles in their own lives!
<h2>What Can I Say</h2>
People react to triggers offered. Studying the bad habits of middle class parents who are more like guardians than mentors, I can say Entrepreneurs, whether they realize it or not, do mindboggling things, like Mass Marketing an Intel Core i9 with the world's biggest marketing budget ever! Intel is focused yet it's market reach is so diverse that Andy Grove, former CEO of Intel, his teachings and books are responsible for many of successes of entrepreneural ventures. Little note: I have a copy of <i>Only The Paranoid Survive</i>. Thinking of getting my hands on <i>High Output Management</i>.

Have you watched Ken Block's GYMKHANA TEN? It's a Behind The Scenes Documentary that I think is very "After The Scene". Go check it out on YouTube! (personally, I took lots of notes from my recent re-exposure to Ken Block. Long Story short, I used to watch Ken Block collabs with other YouTubers like <i>Sports Magazine</i> etc.
Following the tradition, as usual I may end with a personal detail: Tomorrow, on Saturday, I have a Workout scheduled called "Workout A". I will do Pall Off Press (4 sets x 7 reps, THREE laps and changing kettlebell weight by decreasing/increasing according to LAP under execution. I start with 7.5 kg Kettlebell, then progress to Two 4.5 = 9 Kg MAX Weight, in the last lap, I drop back down to Two 1.5 kg Kettlebells, wide stance/direction, away from Chest. I am also thinking of adding Leg Workout in the next workout. Sounds fine!).