@lawsofsilence: #PHILOSOPHY Warren Buffett didn't build his fortune by chasing shortcuts—he built it by investing in knowledge long before he invested in businesses. Every book you read, every skill you develop, and every lesson you learn compounds over time. Money follows value, and value comes from continuous learning. Invest in your mind first, and your future will thank you. #warrenbuffett #SelfImprovement #success #mindset

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saturn__360 :
Learn until the L becomes silent.
2026-06-28 23:09:14
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volo discere👑 :
and how is it a teacher is broke?
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T‍he Cr‍oss Va‍le po‍wer arch‍etype qu‍iz hy‍pe actu‍ally ma‍kes sen‍se… d‍id it a‍nd it w‍as w‍ay mo‍re accu‍rate th‍an I expe‍cted in h‍ow it desc‍ribed my patt‍erns
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I'll be a millionaire in just 2 year's
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the more you know the less you don't know
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*The more you learn, the more how little you know.
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David CLIPS :
Great advice!
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HECKER :
100% true
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U M E R :
He talking about skills,not theories
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Learn more.
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peak
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Tittle song back ground pleas
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The more you learn the more you earn
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and the more you know, the more curious you get.
2026-07-05 11:41:37
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Laura 💖 :
still broke🙂
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16 yrs of school but I have no money🤣
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"the more you failed the more you learn"
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Guys what philosophy should I study I'm trying to improve in chess
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