How to Gain a Positively Unfair Advantage In Your Career

You could spend 6 years figuring it out like me or read this

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​I was a broke college grad in 2017.

Now I manage an 8-Figure media team across 3 brands.

• I earn enough to support myself
• I’m flown out to big cities
• I’m good at what I do

These three things gave me a positively unfair advantage over my peers.

1. I hated myself, so I leaned on motivation

I was jobless.

My DMs were dry. And I lived with my parents while my peers began their careers and lived in nice apartments.

I was beyond jealous of them and I despised myself for not taking college more seriously.

So I had two options:

1. Blame the world for my situation
2. Or take accountability for my life

Option 2 was the only way out. So I focused on that which I could control:

• Relationships with family and friends
• Basic habits: sleep, hygiene, mental
• Hitting the gym to look & feel good