I did some maths this morning. 🔢 This maths is more important than any exam question, any textbook question, because this single calculation sold me how much I am holding myself back from. I'll spare giving you all the details, but there was one detail that honestly scared me. My "ideal" self would be working 12 hours a day given my current situation, I currently do 9 hours. Oh, a 3 hour difference a day, no big deal, right? No.❌ I was doing work inefficiently 🐢, I was guessing around 1/3 of what can be considered truly efficient. That means I'm putting 3 hours of efficient work a day, and he was working 12. That's a 9 hour daily difference. ⏲️ I multiplied it by the number of days a year, and took school into account, and concluded I would fall 2,000 hours behind every year against my ideal self. ⏰2000 HOURS!!!⏰ I'm working on my business, and in the context of my business, that amount of time is literally worth hundreds of thousands, the literal difference between financial freedom and financial slavery ⛓️. If I had worked at that rate, I would already be free. In fact, in this holidays, if I had done the work, I would be making $1k or more 💸. I've earnt $30. I really don't want all of you to fall into this same trap, so I'm going to give you 3 actionable steps for you to do RIGHT NOW! 1. Do this calculation 🔢, see how much time you put into doing work that actually pushes you towards your goals, against what is ideal. Be brutal with what is considered "efficient" 2. Figure out how much that is with regards to progress 3. After you know what to do, fix your timetable and get back to work! 😈 Quick tip: Output = Input * Leverage Input is something that has an upper limit (there's only 24 hours a day) Leverage is ROI and efficiency, and basically has no upper limit, USE THIS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE Hope this helps 🙂

Hello guys. With your permission, I would like to share some of my works with you, upon @Chris Wilson 's request. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have or want to learn about industrial product design or just design especially in stands and displays niche.

Hello everyone. I would like to share my expertise with you to fulfill my first mission. I am an industrial designer with over 15 years of experience currently leading a team of designers at an advertising agency. My expertise is on product display stands, POP (Point Of Purchase) materials, exhibition stands and event designs. In response, I would like to share a bad trait of mine that challenges me a lot. I have a habit of lingering on the path to a goal I want to achieve and pushing my goal away from me. I'm here to get rid of this trait of mine and my boss who I've made rich for years. Let's see together whether I can succeed or not. Cheers!

What do you really enjoy? For me it's coffee! Some of you may not know, but I run a company in the coffee and espresso niche. I love coffee. I love smelling it. I love tasting the flavor notes in the coffee. I love roasting it. I love knowing that what I'm drinking is clean and supporting real people. This morning I made a medium dark roast of some beans from the Bali Kintamanti Highlands, and I thought it'd be fun to share them with all of you! They're highly sweet and bright with notes of apricot, blackberry, kiwi, and strawberry. One of the naturally sweeter coffee's I've ever had. Grown between 1,200-1,600 meters above sea level. The aroma is incredible! I love money, don't get me wrong... but there's something about slowing down and enjoying the little things in life. Sure, I could pound a coffee down and get on with my day, but what's the fun in that. Life is about finding a balance between doing what you should be doing, and doing the things you love. What are you passionate about?

Which continent will get to 100 members on the member map first? Growing these numbers is important for our future roadmap! It's your job to boost your continent to first place! DON'T LET NORTH AMERICA WIN!! First Place = North America at 25 members Second Place = Asia with 11 members Third Place = Europe with 9 members Fourth Place = Africa with 5 members Fifth Place = Australia & South America, Tied with 3 members. Who gets to 100 members first?