Tribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World

“When your sparring partner scratches or head-butts you, you don’t then make a show of it, or protest, or view him with suspicion or as plotting against you. And yet you keep an eye on him, not as an enemy or with suspicion, but with a healthy avoidance. . . . You should act this way with all things in life. We should give a pass to many things wit

Don’t network, just work.

In your 20s, you may not really know what your best skills and opportunities are. It’s much better to pursue learning, personal discipline, growth. And to seek out connections with people across the planet.

If you resist asking for too much, you will often get more.

Be in a hurry to learn, not in a hurry to get validation.

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Memento mori

“You’re too young.” Most of history was built by young people. They just got credit when they were older.

People are highly consistent, so you will eventually get what you deserve and so will they. In the end, everyone gets the same judgment: death.