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Principles

Principles [from Latin prīncipium, 'beginning, foundation']. A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of beliefs, behavior, or reasoning chain.

• Don't be the smartest person in the room.

• Listening > talking.

• Always demand a deadline.

• Being enthusiastic is worth 25 IQ points.

• Maintain high standards in everything you do.

• Remember that what you don't know is more important than what you already know.

• Strive to be the most successful version of yourself.

• Don't forget to praise well-done work (but don't praise bad work).

• Don't criticize anyone in front of others.

• Say 'thank you'!

• Dress as the person you want to be.

• Stupid people double stupidity. Then triple.

• Train your mind, gut (nutrition), and body. Lift weights.

• Always give more than you take.

• Explore and try new things (60/30-minute rule).

• Surround yourself with the best (few) people. Reject those who don't make you better.

• Encourage intellectual debate.

• Make room for mistakes. Don't worry about being wrong.

• Understand interdisciplinary learning.

• Small details build a big picture. Think first principles.

• Everything has been done before. The scenes change, but behaviors and results don't.

• Understand the 80/20 rule.

• Be an infinite learner. Reading (learning) is the ultimate meta-skill.

• Knowledge is a complex interest of curiosity.

• Your habits make you. Stick to simple rules.

• Our lives are shaped by our minds; we become what we think.

• Pursue what matters, not what's expedient.

• Don't complain.

• Don't let other people's expectations guide your actions.

• Write down everything you want to achieve.