Kabir Tate

As a man, constant happiness shouldn’t be your goal.

Your baseline should be a fierce, relentless drive—furious ambition channeled toward real achievement.

Let brief moments of satisfaction come only when you’ve earned them.

One of the mistakes I made in my 20s was attempting to fix people.

I came to realize that you won't be able to change anyone.

Focus on yourself. Leave the LOSERS behind.

You must find out what to do and then do it as QUICKLY as possible.

That’s how you win.

How many times have you told yourself you’ll do something tomorrow?

Genuinely answer to yourself

HOW MANY TIMES?

Count them.

If you stopped putting tasks off until tomorrow and instead did them quickly IMMEDIATELY

you’d be twice as successful as you are now.

If I told you exactly what to do right now to be successful, would you do it now,

or tell yourself you’ll do it later?

If you can’t remember, then it’s clearly NORMAL for you.

Your default setting is SLOW.

But SPEED is the key to victory.

If you move and act twice as fast as normal you get to live two lives.

Double the money and accolades.

TWICE the achievement and happiness.

Anyone who’s not a loser understands relaxing is the most stressful thing you can possibly do.

Losers love doing nothing because they have nothing going on.

The only relaxation for a boss is getting work done.

Consistency destroys hard work.

Always will.

Very few work hard AND consistently.
10% of Earth work consistently and still win.

The majority of life’s losers are people who work hard, now and again.

"I do work hard!" they cry.

And they’re right.

But only when they feel motivated.

It’s not often enough.

This is the trap.

Who has a better body?

The guy who trains 50% in the gym every single day?

Or the guy who goes crazy and gives 100% once every few months when he’s finally sick of the sight in the mirror?

I want you to understand this.

If you are in good shape, people respect your opinion.

If you are in bad shape, nobody respects your opinion.

Would you respect someone who can't control the food they put in their mouth?

Respect someone who can't spend 20 minutes a day to become big and strong?

God wants to see you take care of he has given you.

Nobody gives gifts to the ungrateful.

“I am just as happy today as I was when I lived in a one-bedroom apartment infested with rats.

Because it’s not about the size of your house, or the amount of money you have in your bank account.

As long as I am working towards achieving a goal…

I am generally happy.”

A real man can be in the worst position and all he will say is "I'll take care of it"

He might be flat broke with no hope, but that's what he will say.

And he might get grumpy but somehow he always finds a way.

Respect to all the real men out there that do the impossible daily.