Wealthy Habits

Look at this guy.

He makes more money than most countries' GDP.

But still uses coupons for McDonald's $3 breakfast.

Why?

Because he found the secret to unlimited wealth that most people ignore...🧵

In 2014, Elon "gave away" Tesla's secrets to BWM.
Everyone thought he was crazy.
But this "act of charity" was actually the most ruthless business move in corporate history.

Here's the full story:

He made it look like pure charity.

While legacy automakers were signing battery contracts...

Tesla announced a $5 billion Gigafactory.

A facility designed to produce more lithium-ion batteries than the entire world combined in 2013.

Then came the shocking blog post: "All Our Patents Belong to You"

The automotive industry erupted in laughter.

But Musk saw two critical problems:
• The EV market was microscopic
• Charging infrastructure barely existed

He needed to grow the entire ecosystem.

So he weaponized generosity.

By sharing patents, Tesla:
• Motivated competitors to validate EVs
• Expanded charging networks globally
• Made their technology the industry standard

But here's the brilliant part:

While BMW and others raced to catch up using Tesla's tech...

Musk was scaling battery production to unprecedented levels.

The numbers tell the story:
• Tesla's battery cost: $187/kWh
• BMW's battery cost: $280/kWh

The gap only widened from there.

By 2016, Tesla produced batteries 60% cheaper than any competitor.

The "charitable" patent giveaway had:
• Standardized Tesla's technology
• Got rivals to invest billions in EV development
• Created an insurmountable cost advantage through scale

The lesson?

In the digital age, strategic openness beats secrecy.

Today's market leaders don't hoard technology...

They share it strategically to:
• Build ecosystems
• Set industry standards
• Create network effects

While maintaining key advantages in execution & scale.

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10 lessons from What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School: Notes from a Street-smart Executive by Mark H. McCormack:

1. People buy people, not products. When you're trying to sell something, focus on building relationships with your customers. Get to know them and their needs, and show them that you care.

2. Underpromise and overdeliver. It's better to set realistic expectations and then exceed them than to overpromise and underdeliver.

3. Don't be afraid to say no. It's okay to turn down business if it's not a good fit for you or your company. It's better to focus on a few key clients and relationships than to spread yourself too thin.

4. It's important to have a thick skin. In business, you're going to hear "no" a lot. Don't take it personally. Just keep moving forward.

5. Don't be afraid to take risks. Calculated risks are essential for success in business. Don't be afraid to step outside of your comfort zone and try new things.

6. Build a strong team. Surround yourself with talented and experienced people who share your vision.

7. Always be learning. The business world is constantly changing, so it's important to stay ahead of the curve. Continue to educate yourself and learn new skills.

8. Give back to your community. Use your success to help others. Get involved in charity work or mentor young entrepreneurs.

9. Have fun! Business should be enjoyable. If you're not having fun, you're less likely to be successful.

10. Be grateful for what you have. Don't take your success for granted. Remember to be grateful for the people and opportunities that have helped you along the way.

Bonus lesson:
• Honesty and integrity are essential. Always be honest with your customers, employees, and business partners. Build a reputation for being trustworthy and reliable.

I hope these lessons help you to succeed in business and in life!

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Robert kiyosaki - I hate writing books. I do it because it fulfills my purpose in life.

Mohammad Ali - I hate training. I do it because I want to live like a champion.

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☆☆🌹 The Importance of Rules and Regulations! 🌹☆☆

One sunny day, a boy accompanied his father to a garden. While they played, the boy noticed some cows tied up with short ropes. He observed how the cows struggled to reach the grass just in front of them. Curiosity got the better of him, and he asked his father, "Why are the cows tied with such short ropes? If they had longer ones, wouldn’t they find it easier to eat?"

His father replied, "Let’s try something different," and proceeded to tie one cow to a tree with a longer rope. The boy was delighted as he watched the cow graze freely without much effort. He soon returned to his play.

However, shortly after, someone came to check on the cow and was taken aback! The cow had walked around the tree while eating, and the long rope had become tangled. Now, it could only stand still, with the rope tightening against its neck, leaving it shaken and struggling to breathe!

Seeing this, the boy's father explained gently, "This is what can happen when the rope is too long. Sometimes, too much freedom can lead to danger." He then took the cow back to the barn to keep it safe. "A shorter rope isn't a restriction; it's protection!" he emphasized.

Through this experience, the boy learned an important lesson: While rules and limits may seem confining, they are often in place for our safety. Though it may require effort, adhering to these guidelines can lead to a more secure and peaceful life.

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Here are 10 mind-blowing lessons from the book "How to Avoid Being Manipulated: A Guide to Resist Hypnosis and Brainwashing" by Nancy Noble.

Lesson 1: Understand the Tactics of Manipulation

Noble exposes common manipulation tactics, including gaslighting, projection, and emotional blackmail. She teaches readers to recognize these strategies.

Lesson 2: Develop Critical Thinking and Skepticism

Critical thinking is key to resisting manipulation. This book provides techniques for evaluating information, questioning assumptions, and seeking evidence.

Lesson 3: Recognize Emotional Triggers and Vulnerabilities

Manipulators exploit emotional weaknesses. The book helps readers identify personal triggers and develop emotional resilience.

Lesson 4: Set Healthy Boundaries and Assert Yourself

The author emphasizes the importance of setting clear boundaries and asserting oneself. She shares strategies for effective communication.

Lesson 5: Beware of Charismatic Leaders and Groupthink

Nancy Noble also warns against charismatic leaders and groupthink. She teaches readers to critically evaluate authority figures.

Lesson 6: Understand Hypnotic Language Patterns

You'll learn hypnotic language patterns used by manipulators. She provides techniques for recognizing and resisting these patterns.

Lesson 7: Cultivate Mindfulness and Awareness

Mindfulness and awareness are essential for resisting manipulation. This book also contains mindfulness exercises.

Lesson 8: Develop Emotional Intelligence and Empathy

Emotional intelligence helps readers recognize manipulation. Noble shares strategies for developing empathy.

Lesson 9: Be Aware of Trauma-Based Manipulation

Nancy Noble addresses trauma-based manipulation tactics. She provides guidance for recognizing and coping.

Lesson 10: Maintain Independence and Autonomy

The author concludes by emphasizing the importance of independence and autonomy. She encourages readers to prioritize self-trust.

By applying these ten mind-blowing lessons, readers can protect themselves from manipulation, hypnosis, and brainwashing. "How to Avoid Being Manipulated" offers a comprehensive guide.

Noble's expertise, enthusiasm, and real-life examples illuminate the path to resistance. This book is an indispensable resource.

Through its masterful blend of psychology, neuroscience, and practical advice, "How to Avoid Being Manipulated" empowers readers to break free from manipulation, cultivate resilience, and maintain control.

Key Takeaways:

- Recognize manipulation tactics
- Develop critical thinking and skepticism
- Set healthy boundaries
- Cultivate mindfulness and awareness
- Prioritize emotional intelligence and empathy
- Maintain independence and autonomy

By embracing these lessons, individuals can safeguard their thoughts, emotions, and actions, ensuring freedom from manipulation.

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Norman Vincent Peale, a famous writer on positive thinking, once went to meet Herbert Hoover, a renowned engineer, businessman, and the 31st President of the United States. He informed the secretary of his purpose for visiting.

To which she replied, “Okay, but they are engrossed in their work right now. They work hard for eight to ten hours a day.”

“How is that possible? He's 85 now, isn’t he?” Peale protested.

“Yes, I know; you know but they don't!!” replied the secretary.

Life Lesson: Age is just a number. Passion, purpose, and commitment can drive us to work hard and be productive, regardless of our age. Keep pursuing what you love!