Locking in sounds cool and badass, to be honest. It's like the new thing, and it's perfect because it forces you to go all in into your mission to get a huge reward. But you have to be careful with how passionate you get with this, or else you could end up with health issues and even in the hospital

Ton of mfs, including myself, love to get the most amount of work in a single day, problem is when you force work like mouth down your throat. Because when this is done, it's not done with normal human energy and behavior. You need to force it with energy enhancers or by cutting corners.

Meaning a ton of redbull, coffee, monster, adderall, and worse substances. But also by avoiding human needs like showering, eating, brushing your teeth, touching grass, and many more. No, this is 100% real and I wish I was joking.

Most won't admit it because of how repulsive it sounds, I mean, not showering just to send more cold emails or write more VSL's? Sounds like a geek.

You must be aware of this so you do not end up all the way down there and manage to handle a normal life and this internet money.

There's no problem if you wanna go that route, in fact, I would respect you. But let that be an arc and not your lifestyle. Because if not, shit will end up terribly wrong, and you'll regret it.

Know your position and accept the consequences of going all in. Ruiz.

There are numbered people who can do both while not leaning into one of them in depth. Some may call this stupid because it requires a high amount of focus to be successful in any of these aspects. Hence, they lack the other.

You see this all the time, athletes who are broke and entrepreneurs who are fat. Life is more enjoyable and worth it once you become an Athlepreneur.

Who better than the guy who can run a marathon and come back to close a deal? No one, he has the key to both of those worlds,, which makes him shine above other.

Adapting the Athlepreneur lifestyle will shape your mind into a hybrid mode where you'll be able to integrate sport principles into business, and think like a businessman in sports. A skill that is highly underrated and not discussed.

This also allows you to not work in your business but work on your business. Meaning that your main role as a founder is not to work on delivering the product. Your role is to scale your business.

Focusing on a sport will take a ton of time out of your week, which will make you learn to outsource specific tasks so you have more time. After a while, you'll find yourself realizing that your business is doing the same and even better since you learned to outsource properly.

Simply put, becoming an Athlepreneur will sharpen those skills that you thought you would never have and unlock new levels in every aspect of your life, bringing new light into your world.

The objection everybody presents about this is "I have no money," but that is 99% of the time never the real objection, the real fear underlies this and that is having no idea what to do by yourself in a place you don't know with people you've never seen. Fear— that's the real objection.

Money will never be the issue because you can either get a loan or save up before turning 18 so you're ready to go by that time, fact is, you don't even need more than $1,500 for the first month, and once you're in that new apartment, you can always look for a job that pays enough to cover rent and food.

The benefits of moving out of your hometown are probably not a lot, but the risks of staying in it are something to be worried about. For starters, you will be leaving in the same environment you've lived in ever since you have memory, which keeps your mind extremely closed. The longer you keep your mind like this, the more difficult it will be to take risks and change your life once and for all. Is that what you want?

Become a misfit and reject the norm. Ruiz.