Jasmine Star

When they say “you’ve changed” do you respond with “thank you”?

It’s not about the money, it’s about the process of loving the game, more than it is about the final score. As a girl from the ghetto, I couldn’t imagine living the life I’m living, getting the chance to build a business. I couldn’t think THIS big. Getting here–to this moment with my laptop and a cup of coffee–has been the hardest thing I’ve ever done. *ahem* IS the hardest thing I’m doing. I got a little more fight in me…but not without taking time to enjoy the journey.

I wouldn’t say my garage is messy, but playing Tetris throughout childhood has prepared me to park in it.

Doing some research: How many hours per week do you work?

I have a question for you: What if everything you’re going through is preparing you for what you want? You’re getting molded, shaped & ready for the future. We can’t receive what we’re not ready for, but we can choose to be thankful for moments of indecision, overwhelm & slow growth. It’s during these times that we learn how to make decisions, how to plan, and how to grow. Until we reach our success, consistency will be our guide and valleys will lead us to peaks. Are you getting prepared?

A shout out to one of the most inspiring, kind, and brilliant entrepreneurs I’ve interviewed 👑 Happy birthday @leilanhormozi

If you know you’re going to WIN, then today is not the day to quit.

Stepping outside of your comfort zone ain’t for the faint of heart, but you don’t get confident before you show up, you show up to get confident. This means doing new things, scary things, uncertain things, uncomfortable things to get what you want. Remember: “It feels scary because because it’s uncertain, not because you’re not capable.” - Michell Clark Have you stepped outside of your comfort zone lately?

Trust the timing. Time heals and time reveals.

What do you tell yourself on the hardest days to keep going? I’ll go first: “I can’t lose, if I don’t quit.” (Shout out to a @hormozi for the quote) Your turn 🧵

When I feel STUCK, it’s mostly because something significantly changed in my life (good or bad). Common psychology is to rationalize WHY I got stuck, but taking ACTION (even if wrong) is the only way I move past it. I get UNSTUCK by simply asking “What do I control?”…then focus only on those things. I remain relentless in taking actions that reveal the next best step, even if I’m uncertain. I believe uncertainty is better than being stuck.

“I’d rather see you fail at something you love than succeed at something you hate.”