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Friday Foursight from The Daily Dap (Winners, Persistence, Strategy)
No. 13 — 2/9/24

Friday Foursight includes four sections - read them all or jump to your favorite:
Growth Notes
Quotes + More Quotes
A Few Favorite Links
Question For You
Growth Notes
Every creative experiences this - from Picasso to Allan Scott to MKBHD.
Call it "trusting the process."
Call it the genius of never giving up.
Call it the lagging indicator - coined by @Ryan Holiday.
> @MKBHD currently has 18.3M subscribers. But when he recorded his 100th video for his YouTube channel, his subscriber count only totaled 74 people.

> It took Allan Scott, the producer of The Queen's Gambit, 30 years, 9 rewrites, and countless studio rejections until the miniseries became a global sensation viewed by 62 million people.

> Picasso produced 50,000+ artworks. But a small amount of those went on to became Picasso's paintings.

What is the point here?
PERSEVERE WITH THAT THING YOU'RE MAKING.
It's bigger than just you.
As Jay Z says, “The genius thing that we did was we didn't give up.”
Quotes + More Quotes
“A quitter never wins and a winner never quits.” — Napoleon Hill
“Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak.” — Sun Tzu, The Art of War
“You could be a plumber or a lawyer or a businessman or a priest, but that does not affect the essential “I”. It doesn’t affect you. If I change my profession tomorrow, it’s just like changing my clothes. I am untouched. Are you your clothes? Are you your name? Are you your profession? Stop identifying with them. They come and go.” — Awareness by Anthony de Mello (thanks to Baxter Blackwood for sending me this quote)
A Few Favorite Links
“He believed in himself… and you can too.”
This little kid is like a young Jim Rohn.
As young as he may be, he knows the secret to it all: belief.
I embedded the video here, so you can stay within this page to watch it.
Former Homeless Man Preaches GREATEST Sermon
Videos like this are enjoyable and insightful to watch.
What is 17 mins… felt like 3 mins.
Thanks for sending this one, dad!
Question For You
A great alternative to: "What do you do for work?"
Instead, it can be phrased: "How do you spend your time?"
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