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Eric Schimdt (Net worth: $36 Billion) : "Keep betting on yourself".
116,478 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)
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World belongs to the delusions who convinced themselves thinking that they are actually that good and started building skillsets🚀

That's the mechanism of luck at work: you don't wait for the lucky opportunity to find you, you keep putting yourself where luck can find you; Being lucky is a Skill🪶.

Did a mistake, and meanwhile was also going to do another mistake and forgot the gift I had got, and now promised myself would never do that mistake again and never ever would be in that path as well

take risks. they always lead to great results.

Fr, always believe in yourself 🙏

I am not by any means an Eric Schmidt - far from it, in fact! But I can look back to many flights to four continents - and well over a dozen countries - with more than a modicum of pride. Looking back, I did take a chance (and often paid a price): I had however great experiences.

There's nothing as luck or being lucky. Positioning and steady showing up intentionally plus networking with the right people 👌

Keep batting yourself

Keep enough proof of work ( of jumping from the mountain) that you can also jump when the right time comes Long story short JUMP...

I’m sure someone will make a Polymarket clone for exactly this

Easy to say when you're worth $36B. Harder to hear when you're down to your last bet. But that's also when it matters most.

Bet on yourself by doing the reps, not making promises. Pick a niche, build one skill, and execute daily until you earn leverage.

real shit

a bigger bet on oneself :)

@grok transcreva em português esse vídeo

biggest bet you can do atm

@grok who is this

Always

because who else would you bet on? :)

@xviddl download this
