In case your parents decided to torture you


Look at what I learned today from the great Isra Bravo.

Imagine you are born today.

Yes… today.

Imagine now that your parents want to torture you.

And they decide to make you watch all the videos uploaded to YouTube today. Just the day of your birth…

As a welcoming gift to you to introduce you to the world you’re going to live on.

I repeat.

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Every single video uploaded to YouTube.
And only the videos from that day.
Exclusively those.

Not a single more.

Well…

Do you know when you would finish watching them?

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At 82 years old.

Hundreds of thousands of hours of content are uploaded every single day—just on YouTube.

That being said, do you still think that bulk information is worth anything today?

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Do you think watching YouTube videos or reading random posts on Instagram will lead to success in business, life, or personal growth?

Better get comfortable—because it’s going to take a while.

What’s truly valuable comes down to two things:

  1. Information that gives you deep knowledge.
  2. Knowing how to use it.

Information, and a practical case, below.

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Lessons Learned In A Project I Lost 20% Of My Wealth

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