Hey there, folks! Flemking here, and today, I’m going to share with you some tips on how to get ahead of 99% of people. Are you tired of being just another face in the crowd? Do you want to achieve extreme success and leave a lasting impact on the world? Well, you’ve come to the right place.

First things first, to succeed, you must do what others won’t. It’s as simple as that. To get ahead of 99% of people, you need to do something that 99% of people are not willing to do. That might mean taking a risk, going against the grain, or simply working harder than everyone else.

But to be more successful than most people, you need more than just hard work. You need a contrarian idea and massive execution, as proven by successful people throughout history. Think about it: if you do what everyone else is doing, you’ll only achieve what everyone else is achieving. To be more successful than everyone else, you need to do what most people don’t do.

And most productivity hacks and morning routines don’t matter, as proven by successful people throughout history, including the speaker who built a six-figure business by waking up late and eating junk food. So, forget about waking up at 5 am every day and drinking kale smoothies. Focus on what works for you and what sets you apart from the crowd.

Now, here’s the catch: to be more successful than 99% of people, you need a contrarian idea and to execute it massively. But most people never have a contrarian idea. That’s because contrarian ideas are often wrong, and it takes courage to disagree with others and act on those ideas.

But if you can identify a correct contrarian idea and execute it massively, you can achieve extreme success. Being a correct contrarian is key to achieving extreme success. It requires questioning widely held assumptions, adopting unpopular beliefs, and sticking to them. It’s not easy, but it’s worth it.

Identifying valuable opportunities and being patient is what sets super successful people apart. Execution is important, but it’s not the determining factor of success. Identifying valuable opportunities and being patient is what sets super successful people apart. They don’t rush into things; they wait for the right moment and seize it.

And speaking of the right moment, success often comes from having correct contrarian ideas at the right time. That’s been the case in my own career, and it’s been the case for many other successful individuals. Timing is everything, and being able to identify the right moment to act is a skill that can take you far.

But here’s the thing: extreme success doesn’t guarantee happiness. Being a correct contrarian is difficult, and it’s important to pursue your own definition of success. Extreme success may not bring the validation and approval that people crave, as contrarians are often disliked and misunderstood. Being a correct contrarian is difficult, and extreme success only improves relationships that didn’t need improving, while most contrarian beliefs are wrong for a good reason.

So, what’s the key to achieving extreme success? It’s pursuing your correct contrarian idea and setting the right definition of success for yourself. Warren Buffett’s success has been the result of only a dozen truly good decisions, not small habits or routines. It’s important to avoid the temptation.

So, to summarize, getting ahead of 99% of people requires a few key things: a contrarian idea, massive execution, identifying valuable opportunities, and pursuing your own definition of success. It’s not easy, and it certainly won’t happen overnight, but it’s possible. And the rewards can be immense.

But it’s important to remember that extreme success doesn’t guarantee happiness. Being a correct contrarian is difficult, and you may face resistance from those around you. And even if you achieve extreme success, it may not bring the validation and approval that you crave.

So, as you pursue your own definition of success, it’s important to stay true to yourself and your values. Don’t let the pursuit of success consume you, and don’t forget to enjoy the journey. After all, life is too short to be miserable, even if you’re wildly successful.

In the end, being a correct contrarian is all about balance. It’s about taking risks, pursuing your dreams, and questioning widely held assumptions. But it’s also about being patient, staying true to yourself, and finding joy in the process. So go ahead, be a little bit weird, take a few risks, and see where it takes you. Who knows? You might just end up ahead of 99% of people.

Inspired from Mark Manson Video: https://youtu.be/_ZJpU43NA0c