Human behaviour can be analysed. That’s essentially what psychology is – the analysis of people. We all behave in a very similar manner to everyone else. Each individual has a unique personality, but each individual shares thought patterns and personality traits. Our consciousnesses are unique, but our behaviour is shared. Everybody is bare-naked and incredibly revealing. Everything can be analysed. There’s always a pattern.
People constantly question my actions. I’m constantly reminded by many of my friends and peers that I can easily get a job with a 6-figure salary. Apparently I’m incredibly hot on the job market. Yet I don’t want a job. I want to change the world.
People often mistake my confidence for arrogance. I get asked all the time how I can be so sure I’m going to succeed. How can I be so sure I’m going to become a billionaire? It’s really quite simple. I know, with absolute certainty that I’m going to succeed, no matter what. I know, because I’m not going to give up. Ever. I’m going to succeed. That’s all there is to it. I don’t know how to fail.
Don’t live in the future in a world where the future mightn’t even exist. Live in the moment. Live in the now. Love life. Live it.
Many people ask me why I chose to drop out of university. The question comes up time and time again. It gets a little tiresome answering all of the time, and many people still don’t understand. The simple answer is: I dropped out because I wanted to drop out.
“Why don’t you just get a job?” People ask me this all of the time. “Wouldn’t it be nice to have a steady income, have a roof over your head, and know what you’re going to be doing everyday?” Well, sure, that would be nice… But stability is overrated.
The Internet and the Web continue to grow in parallel, and common society now thinks of them as one or the same thing. This is a brief little overview of the 3 stages of the Web.
A brief history of the technological revolution.
Lately, the topic of arrogance has been a big issue for me. I decided to dig a little deeper into this topic to try and figure out why exactly people consider me arrogant.
Meetings run differently in the US than they do in Australia. A 20 minute business meeting in the US isn’t the same as a 20 minute business meeting in Australia.