Really Rich

This is not a good way to live your life OR function at work. It leads to incompetence and insecurities. Every single person on this Earth is a human being and deserves to be treated equally. Ass-kissing leads to failure.

We have all thought and said things about people that we probably wish we didn’t. However, this new trend where people want other people punished for it, for life, has got to stop. We need to accept that we’ve all been guilty of it, we need to grow and learn from it, and move forward as better people than our past version.

Whether it was good or bad, the past is over. It doesn’t determine what you do from this day forward. Go accomplish anything you want and stop letting past events ruin your future.

It’s unbelievable, the time we live in, and all the technology we have to make our lives so much better than it was 100 or 1,000 years ago. People don’t think a lot about how awesome 2019 is compared to every year before it. If this doesn’t give you gratitude, I don’t know what will.

Most people prioritize money over everything and it leads to sadness and misery. What good is having all the money in the world when you sacrifice everything important to get it?

It is incredibly important to really know yourself and who you really are as a person, a human being, your character and what all you have in your life that you truly care about.

In the near future, podcasting will be the new form of expressing yourself like Facebook or Instagram. It will eventually be researched, like social media is, when hiring people. It can represent you and advertise you in a good way for future reference and influence. AND there is potential money to be made while doing it! What are you waiting for?

Answering questions about my biggest influences and why. Also, the key to building confidence and why it’s so important. The difference between confidence and arrogance.

Knowing and revealing the truth is more important than hiding it to protect feelings. Especially with important issues in life. We need to be able to talk about the difficult subjects without people getting offended by facts.

Explaining what it takes to succeed in all things you do and why so many people will fail.