Maturity has taught me that, I don't need to confront everything. I just need to silently observe people's actions and then set boundaries accordingly.

What if your mind was running on the wrong ratio? Most of us live unknowingly with an internal imbalance.

The greatest disability is in the mind.

Don't shrink yourself to fit shallow spaces. Your depth is your advantage.

YOU DON'T TEACH AMBITION.

When you eliminate a bad habit, you give yourself a raise without asking anyone for permission.

"Difficulty shows what men are." - Epictetus

The Dead Horse Theory 🐎 There`s an old metaphor often used in management to show the absurdity of certain decisions: 👉 If you realize the horse is dead – the best strategy is simple: dismount. But in reality, organizations often do the opposite: - appoint a committee to study the horse 📝 - buy a stronger bridle and saddle 🐎 - create a plan to improve feeding for the dead horse 🍽 - hire consultants to analyze “how to ride it better” 💸 - benchmark it against other dead horses 📊 - increase the budget for the horse 🏦 And weak management often adds another layer: 1. Refusing to admit mistakes 🙈 – doubling down on failed projects just because they were “our idea.” 2. Living in reports instead of reality 📊 – as long as the slide deck looks good, the fact that nothing works is ignored. 3. Hiding behind tradition 🕰 – “we’ve always done it this way” feels safer than change. 4. Fear of losing face 😶 – admitting the horse is dead would mean admitting a bad decision, so they drag it out, wasting time and money. 💡 The moral: resources get burned, people get frustrated, and progress stops. Real #leadership is about recognizing the dead horse — and having the courage to move on.

Maturity is when you understand that silence is better than proving a point.

SURROUND YOURSELF WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE BIGGER GOALS THAN YOU. AMBITION IS CONTAGIOUS. Let’s grow FOLLOW I FOLLOW BACK