3 MINUTE MONDAYHi friend, Come see me at my London Live Show - Thursday 28th November at the Eventim Apollo. General Tickets still available! https://chriswilliamson.live/london And my Australia Live Shows - Brisbane 6th, Melbourne 8th & Sydney 9th November. General Tickets limited! https://chriswilliamson.live/australia “The world belongs to optimists. Because if you’re going to to do anything big you have to believe that it can happen. Otherwise it never will. Shaan Puri says ‘the cynics get to be right and the optimists get to be rich’. 99% right, and 100% wrong. They’re right 99% of the time. But they’re wrong 100%. Because the only thing that matters is the big one at the end. Your family and friends will say that every girl that you ever date is not good enough, except for the one time you find the girl that you’re actually going to marry. Or that this business idea won’t work. And you might have nine failures. My first nine businesses didn’t really amount to anything. Nine. As in the first one, I spent time on it, it failed. Second one, this one will be different, spent time on it, failed. Then the third one, this is the one… Failed. And then 6 more after that. And it’s painful as shit because the whole time, everyone is telling you ‘I told you so’. And they’re right. Today. But not forever.” — h/t Alex Hormozi MODERN WISDOMI do a podcast where I pretend to have a British accent. You should subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. This week’s upcoming episodes: Monday. Thursday. Saturday. THINGS I'VE LEARNED1. “Men commit more crime than women - a lot more. Nature or nurture? A new study points to a large contribution of the former. The study found that gay men commit fewer crimes than straight men, whereas lesbians commit more crimes than straight women. This is consistent with the idea that same-sex sexual orientation involves a generalized cross-gender shift, which is likely the result of sex-atypical prenatal hormonal exposure. Of course, if sex-atypical prenatal hormones affect crime rates in gay men and lesbians, sex-typical prenatal hormones presumably do the same in straight men and women.” — Steve Stewart-Williams 2. “No man wants to become something, every man wants to be something already.“ — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 3. 73% of Democrats trust mass media. Up from 60% 20 years ago. 36% of Independents. Down from 55%. And 10% of Republicans. Down from 40%. — h/t Gallup & David Sacks LIFE HACKSleep with your phone outside of your bedroom. The OG of life hacks. Instant 10% increase in quality of life. Put your charger in the kitchen and watch your sleep go up, screentime go down and morning routine improve. Don’t even think about whining to me about using it for your alarm. Radio alarm clocks have existed for almost a hundred years Big love, Try my productivity drink Neutonic. PS |
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3 MINUTE MONDAY Hi friend, Below is a list of the Top 10 most played episodes on audio of 2024, in order. Perhaps unsurprisingly, that epic Matthew McConaughey episode came in at #1, it’s still so so good. It’s great to see such a range of topics performing well, I love how varied I can go with the show and everyone still enjoy it. Anyway, all the links for Spotify and Apple Podcasts are below, go back and check some of these monsters out. If you would like to get me a belated Christmas...
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