Tyson's questioned as to which one is the most important - All three!! Interconnected. This is the mindset that executes workethics and builds a successful network.

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Anxiety is eating you alive from the inside. It’s making you weaker, more hesitant, more afraid of things you can’t even explain. Every day, it builds new walls in your path. It makes you step back. It makes you doubt yourself. It makes you freeze. And when you look around, you see a crowd just like you: stuck, stagnant… And then you tell yourself: “It’s fine… It’s normal… that’s just how life is.” Really? That’s how life is? Wake up. You’re not comfortable. You’re afraid. And because of that fear, you accept the ordinary… And give up the extraordinary. Living in the herd feels safe. But safety only works for gazelles. They spend their whole lives hoping the predator’s next meal is the one beside them — not them. They live on the minimum. The basic. Survival mode. Now think about the big cats: Lions, lionesses, tigers, pumas… They don’t wait for the season to improve. They create their own opportunities. Do they feel fear? Probably. But they act anyway. Without freezing. Without hesitating. They plan. They strike. They fail, adjust, and try again. Until it works. So let me ask you: Are you going to keep living like prey? Or are you finally ready to become the hunter?

It’s not lack of money. It’s not lack of skills. It’s not even lack of opportunities. It’s hesitation. Most people spend weeks “preparing,” months “researching,” and years “thinking about starting.” They’re not stuck — they’re paused. And here’s the crazy part: Every time you hesitate, every time you overthink, every time you say “I’ll start tomorrow,” you train your brain to stay comfortable. Meanwhile the people who win aren’t smarter. They’re not more talented. They just start ugly and fix fast. They learn by doing. They make progress by trying. They grow because they’re willing to look stupid for a bit. The truth is: Momentum > Perfection. Starting messy will beat planning perfectly every single time. If you’re stuck right now, ask yourself: “Am I lacking ability… or am I just waiting for the perfect moment that will never come?” Start small. Start imperfect. But start today.