We are still stuck sharpening our axes. They are getting worn out, and we forgot to check them.
View 2025 as a fresh opportunity to recommit to your business, career, personal, and financial goals.
These guides will ensure you:
- Stay relevant in the 21st Century.
- Develop good habits.
- Achieve financial independence.
- Mental health will improve, which will lead to better physical health.
- Learn more effectively.
The Aiternet is a modern textbook (Ai and Internet)
You carry an entire universe in your pocket. Make the best use of it. Stay updated, learn, and share to remain relevant.
Monetize your skills
If you don’t earn more than 5, you may be going broke. Your job will provide essentials and temporary shelter, but earning more than 5 gives you freedom to spend.
The degree is not a prerequisite
Having a degree is not necessary. I wish someone had shown me the links to Coursera or Udemy 15 years ago. I could have been earning billions by now.
Be Creative
If you do not stimulate your brain enough, you will become dull and uninspired. Learning new things daily enables your brain to adjust and bring out creativity.
Books and pencils go with you everywhere:
No one can grasp all they face daily. Put it down and embrace it; you never know what might come from it.
Money: Money is a concept:
Learn it. Your job may make you wealthy, but understanding money better will help you stay wealthy. Getting rich and staying rich are entirely different things.
Maintain your calendar:
stay organized. If you don’t know where you are going, any path will lead you nowhere. Focus on one task at a time to remain productive and efficient.
Get More Sleep:
Everything in this universe needs rest and a pause, and your body is no different. Rejuvenate and start fresh the next day.
Conscious eating:
You are what you eat. If you eat only potatoes, you become a potato. Be aware of when, where, and what you are eating. Tell your brain that you are eating.
Exercise:
Achieving physical peace. Just like mental peace, physical peace is essential. It’s okay to go beyond your comfort zone and push yourself sometimes, at least once daily.
Always remember, “The only skill that will be important in the 21st Century is learning new skills. Everything else will become obsolete over time” – Peter Drucker.
Stay updated, keep learning, and share your knowledge: Without ample room for these three essential actions, you risk lagging in the 21st Century.
