18. Trying to act like the man instead of learning how to be one
Spend that time concentrating on your career rather than going overboard with the Gucci monogram and bottles at the club, as if you recently signed to Rocnation.
Every second counts, and if you spend more time trying to be the man you want to be than really becoming him, you’ll wind up sinking in quick sand without even realizing it.
A true man is prepared to give things up. Please don’t act like you’re willing to work hard if you aren’t. When you do succeed, you can take pleasure in it.
17. Making friends rather than earning trust
Although being part of the in-crowd may be alluring, you’ll usually end up surrounded by social climbers. We recognize that you feel justified in celebrating, but calm down. Acting as if this is the last time you’ll ever see anything in your life is never attractive.
Connect with individuals based on experience rather than assumptions and inebriated rants about what they can achieve for your company.
You must take others seriously if you ever want them to take you seriously. You shouldn’t always be able to trust someone just because you think you can. Before starting any form of business with them, pay attention to any warning signs from the past.
16. Being careless since one only lives once – that’s a fool’s game
In our twenties, we all make irrational decisions. When you have money in your pocket and speedy people, you will always overextend yourself.
You will be in deep trouble if you lead a life filled with excessive drinking, drug use, and a YOLO mentality. Get focused and commit to doing what you are supposed to. You’d better find out what that is right now if you don’t already know.
15. Making all of your demands your needs
You shouldn’t put pricey sneakers, expensive ladies, and cheap thrills on your list of necessities. Much more crucial than changing your outfit and looking for sex is laying the groundwork for your company and team.
Separate what you want from what you really need. Make sure your priorities are in order, otherwise you risk getting off course.
