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Things you MUST stop doing if you want to get rich (TIERLIST) - Very Serious
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S TIER - eliminate these first or you'ill stay the same
1) avoiding hard skill mastery. Everybody wants to make money but barely anyone wants to become the kind of person whose work is actually worth paying for. In 2025, if you don’t have at least one skill you’ve taken to a rare high level or you’ve never stayed in one lane long enough to get great, you’re out of the game before it even starts. So Pick a lane and stick with it for years. That alone will separate you from 95% of today's men.2) thinking in days and weeks. Today's retarted broke men chase fast money and wonder why they still didn't make it. Rich and successful men think in years. If you can’t see further than next week, you’ll never build anything that survives next year.
3) surrounding yourself with weak men. Your circle decides your fate. If the guys around you scroll all day, complain, dodge responsibility, and laugh at anyone trying to level up, just give it time and you’ll turn into a looser just like them. So change your environment because your fate depends on it.
4) letting your emotions run your life. Fear, anger, insecurity, most men get dragged around by them like insecure women. Strong men feel all of it but they act based on their values and not impulses. I promise you that once you get control of that everything in your life starts to shift.
A TIER - aren’t as deep as S tier but they create massive financial leaps when you fix them
5) chasing easy money. You can’t bounce from crypto to SMMA to day trading to AI bots and expect to build anything real, cuz you're not. Every time you switch lanes you reset your progress to zero, and in a world where everyone is distracted, focus is the rarest advantage you have. So man, pick something worth mastering and commit to it. Most gurus know that and that’s why you see them using these "easy money" businesses to promote their shitty 50$ e-book guide to "steal" your money and precious time from you. Don't let them control you, be the one in control.6) being afraid to invest in yourself. Today's men burn money on dopamine traps without thinking twice but freeze the second it comes to buying something that might actually improve their life. I call them clowns because money spent on skills and knowledge compounds year after year but money spent on junk, distractions, and weekends just evaporates, so if you want a different life, pay for the things that build it.
7) avoiding calculated risks. Your whole generation is scared of discomfort so they never move but staying exactly where you are is the biggest risk of all. Remaining the same at 20 becomes remaining the same at 30 and then 40... So take the risks that force you to grow beecause your future depends on it.
B TIER - These separate the average from the dangerous.
8) obsessing over goals instead of building systems. I see all of you writing 30 goals for the year on a big board and hanging it in your bedroom to read every day but trust me that you’re going nowhere if you don’t actually build systems. Goals point you in a direction but systems are what actually produce results. Most guys chase motivation but the disciplined ones build routines that make winning automatic.9) fantasizing about "balance." Balance sounds nice but you won’t have perfect balance while you’re building your life. Sometimes you’ll need to work more, focus more, or sacrifice comfort for a while and that’s normal. Real balance comes later, after you’ve built something worth maintaining.
10) trying to learn everything before doing anything. It actually annoys me that some of you think you’re making progress by watching tutorials and youtube videos from gurus but never taking a single real step. Action/Execution teaches what Theory/Knowledge can’t. Trust me, i'm saying this from experience : you learn faster by doing than by studying forever. It's just how the brain works.
C TIER - Not the core problems but they matter
8) expecting mentors to fix your life. A good mentor can save you years but only if you actually execute. This resembles the 10th point : you need to take action after receiving the knowledge. Both matter but executing compounds more. So first learn, then execute, don’t just listen to him and think that’s enough.9) refusing small starter opportunities. Every single one of you wants their first 10k a month but most guys never even take their first $500 step. Your first client, your first tiny win, your first bit of momentum, that’s how the machine starts. Pride and greed will only keep more men broke than failure ever will.
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Thank you.
