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THE SYSTEM WANTS YOU TO BELIEVE IN THESE 6 LIES...

You have to Wake up before it gets late:

1. News
The news is there to hack your attention. Not to keep you informed.
They want you to:
• Be Distracted
• Believe their lies
• Stay under their control
Observe with your mind not your eyes.

2. Failure
"You should avoid failure there is one correct answer."
Wrong.
Make mistakes so you can:
• Grow
• Learn
• Strengthen your skills
Nobody is born perfect. Embrace failure and see it as an opportunity to grow.

3. Work hard
You should work smart, not hard.
Don't get me wrong, it will still get hard sometimes, but they want you to trade your time for money your whole life.
1 Minute of your life is worth more than all money combined.
Stop valuing it more than your time.

4. Money
Until 1971, money was tied to gold, which gave money value.
Nowadays, money is tied to nothing. Money is basically worthless.
Learn how:
• To create money with no money
• To make money work for you
• Money works
or you will work your entire life for it.

5. Consumerism
Many people think fulfillment lies in materialistic things.
It lies in:
• Personal growth
• Relationships
• Self-love
and in contributing to something greater than ourselves.
You won't find fulfillment anywhere else.

6. Change is impossible
“Life is the way it is”
That's a lie. Life is what you make out of it.
Before you can live the life you want, you must become a person.
Change how you:
• Think
• Feel
• Act
and you can become almost anybody.

“There is always light. If only we’re brave enough to see it. If only we’re brace enough to be it.” – Words of Amanda Gorman

10 lessons from Money Men: A Hot Startup, A Billion Dollar Fraud, A Fight for the Truth by Dan McCrum:

1. Appearances can be deceiving. Don't be fooled by fancy offices, impressive growth charts, or charismatic CEOs. Always do your own research and question everything, especially if it sounds too good to be true.

2. Short sellers can be the bad guys, or the good guys. Short sellers are often seen as villains, but in this case, they were the ones who sounded the alarm about Wirecard's fraud. They bet against the company's stock, which forced them to dig deeper and expose the truth.

3. Whistle-blowers are heroes. Dan McCrum, the journalist who broke the Wirecard story, faced immense pressure and intimidation from the company and its allies. But he persisted, and his courage helped bring down a massive fraud.

4. The financial system is full of holes. Money Men exposes the vulnerabilities in our financial system that allowed Wirecard to get away with its fraud for so long. It's a reminder that even the biggest companies can be corrupt, and that regulators need to be more vigilant.

5. The media can be complicit. Some major media outlets were too quick to dismiss the Wirecard short sellers as "haters" and "scaremongers." This highlights the need for a more critical and investigative journalism.

6. The truth will eventually come out. No matter how powerful the forces are trying to hide it, the truth will always come to light. This is a message of hope for those who are fighting against corruption and injustice.

7. You don't need to be a genius to spot a fraud. McCrum wasn't a financial expert, but he had a good nose for a story and he wasn't afraid to ask tough questions. This shows that anyone can be a fraudbuster.

8. Greed is a powerful motivator. The people behind the Wirecard fraud were driven by greed. They were willing to lie, cheat, and steal to make a quick buck. This is a reminder of the destructive power of greed.

Here are 7 lessons on The Twelve Universal Laws of Success:

Lesson 1: Desire is the starting point of all achievement.
Success begins with desire. If you don't have a strong desire to achieve something, you're unlikely to put in the effort required to make it happen. Take some time to think about what you really want in life and make a commitment to yourself to achieve it.

Lesson 2: Faith is the fuel that powers desire.
Once you have a strong desire, you need faith to believe that you can achieve it. Faith is not about being sure you will succeed; it's about having the belief that you can overcome any obstacle that comes your way.

Lesson 3: Auto-suggestion is the method by which you plant your desire in your subconscious mind.
Auto-suggestion is the process of using your thoughts to influence your subconscious mind. By repeatedly telling yourself that you can achieve your goals, you can program your mind to believe it. This can help you to stay motivated and focused, even when you face setbacks.

Lesson 4: Specialized knowledge is the foundation upon which all success is built.
The more you know about your chosen field, the better equipped you will be to succeed. Take the time to learn as much as you can about your industry and your goals.

Lesson 5: Organized planning is the bridge between desire and its fulfillment.
Once you know what you want to achieve, you need to develop a plan to get there. Your plan should include specific goals, timelines, and action steps.

Lesson 6: Imagination is the workshop of the mind, where ideas are created and refined.
Imagination is the ability to see possibilities that others cannot. It is the power to create new ideas and solutions. Use your imagination to visualize your success and to come up with creative ways to achieve your goals.

Lesson 7: Decision is the will to act.
Success requires action. You can't just sit around and wait for things to happen. You need to make decisions and take action, even if you're not sure what you're doing.

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6 POWERFUL LESSONS FROM THE ORGANIZED MIND: THINKING STRAIGHT IN THE AGE OF INFORMATION OVERLOAD BY DANIEL J. LEVITIN

Lesson 1: Prioritize and focus on what truly matters. In the age of information overload, it's crucial to identify your priorities and allocate your time and energy accordingly. By staying organized and focused, you can avoid getting overwhelmed by the abundance of information and ensure that you are making progress towards your goals.

Lesson 2: Embrace technology as a tool, not a distraction. Technology can be both a blessing and a curse when it comes to organizing your mind. Learn to leverage the power of technology to streamline your tasks, manage your schedule, and access relevant information. However, be mindful of its potential to distract and set boundaries to maintain a healthy balance.

Lesson 3: Practice mindfulness and self-awareness. Cultivating mindfulness allows you to be present in the moment and avoid getting caught up in the constant stream of information. Regularly check in with yourself, observe your thoughts and emotions, and make conscious choices about how you engage with the digital world.

Lesson 4: Create effective systems and routines. Developing efficient systems and routines can help you stay organized and reduce decision fatigue. Whether it's establishing a morning routine, implementing a filing system, or utilizing productivity apps, find what works best for you and stick to it.

Lesson 5: Learn to say no. It's easy to get overwhelmed when you try to juggle too many commitments and tasks. Practice setting boundaries and saying no to requests that don't align with your priorities or values. This will help you maintain focus and prevent unnecessary stress.

Lesson 6: Take regular breaks and recharge. Our brains need time to rest and rejuvenate. Incorporate regular breaks into your schedule to recharge your mind.

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8 LESSONS FROM THE BOOK "OUTWITTING THE DEVIL: THE SECRETS TO FREEDOM AND SUCCESS" BY NAPOLEON HILL:

1. Fear is the Devil's playground: Don't let fear paralyze you. Recognize it as the Devil's tool to control your thoughts and actions. Instead, face your fears head-on, embrace courage, and choose to move forward with confidence.

2. Desire fuels your engine: Strong, burning desire is the key to achieving your goals. Cultivate a passionate desire for what you want, visualize your success in vivid detail, and let it fuel your relentless pursuit.

3. Faith is a powerful weapon: Belief in yourself and your ability to achieve your dreams is a potent weapon against doubt and negativity. Nurture your faith, stay positive, and trust that you have the power to overcome any obstacle.

4. Procrastination is the Devil's ally: Don't let inaction become your habit. Take decisive action, even in small steps, every day. Momentum is your friend, and consistent effort is the path to progress.

5. Organization conquers chaos: The Devil thrives on your disarray. Organize your thoughts, your plans, and your environment. Create systems, set clear goals, and eliminate distractions to clear the path for success.

6. Knowledge is your armor: Educate yourself, learn from experts, and expand your understanding of your field. The more you know, the better equipped you are to combat the Devil's whispers of doubt and misinformation.

7. Persistence is your shield: Don't expect instant gratification. Be prepared for setbacks and failures. Embrace persistence as your shield, learn from your mistakes, and keep moving forward, no matter the obstacles.

8. Surround yourself with the right people: The Devil thrives on isolation. Seek out mentors, partners, and friends who believe in you and inspire you to be your best. Build a strong support system that lifts you up and empowers you