The Importance of Hard Work and Self-Accountability

### The Compounding Effect of Consistency and Personal Responsibility
* ⏳ Understanding the **compounding effect of consistently doing the right thing over time** can lead to **significant success**, especially in business.
* 🕒 Being punctual and reliable may seem unnoticed initially, but over a decade, it can **distinguish between success and failure** in your career.
* 🤝 Building a strong network and learning valuable lessons ensures that you can't go broke; your **skills and connections become your safety net**.
* 🚀 Embracing challenges and taking responsibility for solving problems, whether personal or societal, is **crucial for growth and achievement**.
* 💰 The modern world demands accountability; relying on **luck or external forces**, like cryptocurrency prices, will not lead to **sustainable success**.
* 🏗 Men are inherently builders, and focusing on **hard work and personal development** is essential to thrive in life.
* 🔍 Instead of measuring happiness, one should evaluate success through **competence, achievements, and respect** to foster a more fulfilling life.
* 💪 Ultimately, a man's duty is to **honor his ancestors through achievement** and to maintain a **relentless pursuit of success**, regardless of emotional states.

Men must embrace hard work, build connections, and pursue self-accountability to achieve lasting success.

I think a man should have absolutely no interest in whether he's actually happy or not. If I wake up and I'm unhappy, I will do the exact same things as if I am happy. I will go to the gym the same. I will work the same. How I feel has no impact on how I live my life. I don't think happiness as an index is a healthy view for a man to have on life success. I think a man's role on this planet is also another thing that we need to redefine to some degree, right? I think a man's role on this planet has changed. But from the dawn of human time, a man's role has always been the capability for violence. This is what men were, right? You have to look at, you have to, when I look at the world, I look at it from a societal perspective and I look at it from an animalistic perspective. Society has told us to be certain ways, and then our animal instinct tells us to be another way. So, society tells you to marry one woman and be loyal, right?

then you have me saying men are not supposed to do that. We don't want to do that. Any man who sits there and says, I want to do that, is lying. He wants to keep the woman he loves, and he wants the woman he loves to be happy, of course. But if he could keep the woman he loves and keep her happy and have other women, he would. What? You're lying if you say that's not true, right? So, from an animal perspective, a man's primary role was the capability for violence. We went to war, we conquered stuff, we built stuff, we conquered. That's what men did. We conquered to this day still. Now, if you look at men, many of them are still trying to conquer the world one way or another. Some men are born with something else inside of them, with a fire inside of them, which cannot be extinguished by beans on toast, TV at night, 9 to 5, sitting around with your wife. I know me as an individual, I could not be

satisfied with that. That doesn't mean I look down on the people who are absolutely congratulations, but my time on the planet, I guarantee, will be more eventful. I will die with more stories. I would have made a bigger ripple in space-time because I refuse to comply with just the average. This is okay. You'll be happy with this. Take it. There's always been that class of person, even since the dawn of time. There's been the normal guy, and then there's been the dude who insists on conquering the world. There's been Napoleon who says, No [ __ ] you, I'm taking this and this and this. It depends on what you're born with, right? I think one of the biggest mistakes a man can make is to judge his life. Let me reword this. I think a man should have absolutely no interest in whether he's actually happy or not. If I wake up and I'm unhappy, I will do the exact same things as if I am happy. I will go to the

gym the same. I will work the same. How I feel has no impact on how I live my life. I don't think happiness as an index is a healthy view for a man to have on life success, but I think for a man, if you're waking up and going, Ah, am I happy? Am I not? you're looking at life wrong. I think of a man, if you put happiness far, if you move it down the scale, right, and you start looking at, Am I successful? Am I competent? You know, am I achieving things? Am I respected? If you start to look at these indicators of your life, you're going to end up being happier without actually analyzing if you're happy or not. So for me, I understood very, very well that half a million dollars a month is good, but a million dollars a month is better. And I also very, very much understood that as soon as you stop pushing forward, as soon as you go stagnant, you're dying, right? As soon as you stay in one place, you're

slowly on the way down right. If you were to, if your podcast, if your channel now were to stagnate in views, you'd be worried. That's effectively dying. It has to grow at all times, so every business has to work. So for me, I was under enormous pressure. I didn't think, Oh, I have plenty of money now. It was the complete opposite. I wanted to work harder, more hours. I found the tap, bro. If there was a golden tap, that unlimited money, and you had buckets, and you took one bucket of money, would you just take that bucket, or would you run back and get another bucket and run back? I couldn't stop. I couldn't sleep. I'd wake up to go piss at 3:00 in the morning, take a piss, and buy. I'd finish pissing. I'd be like, I slept 3 hours. That's enough. And wake the chicks up and put them back online. I couldn't get out of my brain because I saw that I'd replaced fighting, which I loved, with

this and this was my chance to escape the matrix, bro. This has been inside of me since as early as I can remember. I remember walking to sixth form college. I was 16 or 17 with my four friends, and a Ferrari burnt past us. I said to my boys, I was like, Man, how'd that guy get that car? And they're like, Don't know. I was like, Doesn't that annoy you? Like, why would it annoy me? Because we're going to school, our parents are on council estates, like, we're trying to scrape 20 lbs a week to eat. This dude has 400 grand for a car. Doesn't that aggravate you? Doesn't that show you that there's something about the world you do not understand, that you're missing something? And they're all like, Not really. And they're all the dudes who are right now at home, 9 to 5, couple blow jobs. I was never that guy. I was pissed off for weeks 'cause I saw some dude in his Ferrari. Do you

understand. I was like, no, I have to. So now when I push my Ferrari, I'm like, this is the Full Circle. This is the universe giving me what I've always been manifesting. Does that make sense? So now when people say, Andrew, why do you have 17 supercars? 'Cause I have 17. I have every brand you can name. I have 17 cars. I have over $10 million of cars because it was a car. These cars used to piss me off, so now I have to have them all. I don't even drive them. I have to have them. I'm trying to conquer the Earth, my friend. Maybe I'm crazy, but this is what I'm trying to do. This is what I've always been trying to do. So I've never been satisfied to this day. I'm making more money now than I was making in my cam days. I'm still not happy, but I don't judge my life on happiness. I don't look at it that way. I look at all the

other human metrics and say, Where am I failing? Am I in good shape? Yeah. Am I rich? Yeah. Do I have good friends, good connections? Yeah. Do I do whatever I want? Am I free? Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. Well, [ __ ] it then. Then life's fine, you know. I'm happy every day, right? Let's say happiness is a scale. If you're not distraught, then you're happy. And I mean that like three or four times in your life, like a family member is going to die or something really bad's going to happen, and you're going to be devastated. And when you're distraught, you can't even talk. Like, you know when you're genuinely heartbroken, you can't even speak, you can't even talk, you just want to be left alone. And you can't talk. Those days are coming for all of us. Either we're going to die or someone we love is going to die. Those days are coming. You, this is guaranteed. So until those days come, I'm happy. I'm very

binary yes or no, one or zero. Unless I'm distraught, I'm happy now. Happiness can be a sliding scale, right? I can be less happy some days than others, but I'm still happy because I'm not distraught. There's a really interesting show I watched a long time ago, and it was a documentary about colors. And it was saying they found this tribe in Africa, and in the tribe in Africa, they had different names for the colors than we have. And they got two different shades of blue, which were basically identical, like blue, one kind of blue, another kind of blue, basically identical. And to them, they were completely different colors. But then they put like blue and yellow, and they couldn't tell the difference. They couldn't tell the difference because the blue and the yellow had one name, and these two kinds of blues had a different name. What they were trying to say is if your brain is associated a name with something, it's very hard to work out the difference between the two things that have the same name. Does that make sense? Yeah, so

I'm never unhappy. I'm happy always. Do you understand what I mean? If I'm not the straw, I'm happy. So, I never wake up and go, I'm unhappy today. I wake up and go, I'm a little bit less happy today, but I'm happy. I've labeled myself as happy. I've labeled myself as lucky. I'm labeled these things, and I truly believe them. I will pass any lie detector test today that I'm the most content, happy man in the world because that's what I've decided. That's what I've labeled myself as. I talk to people all the time like, Oh, I'm unhappy. I'm depressed. And I'm like, Stop saying it. You're saying it. You speak. Yeah, yeah. Why are you saying it? You're happy, my friend, because you're talking. If you're truly unhappy, you don't talk. When something... Think of the last time you lost a family member. The first thing you did, you sat in silence for half an hour. First, you get a phone call, and you just sit there.

and someone goes, What's happened? Then you might give him a few words that's unhappy. If you're running your mouth down the pub about being unhappy, you're attention-seeking. That's what you're doing. So, a lot of people are labeling themselves, and I absolutely refuse to take my own power away. There are so many things in the world trying to kill us. Like, you got enemies, you got people on the streets with blades, you got bacterias, lions. Oh, I've got enough enemies, bro. Sharks want me dead. Like, I've got enough enemies. Why am I going to take my own power away? And this is what people really don't yet understand. There's only one thing on the planet you actually have control over. You can't control the weather, you can't control your health. You can get a brain aneurysm or a heart attack. You can't control other people. The only thing you can actually really truly control is what you think. That's the only thing you can change in real time. You can be

thinking of red and change it to blue. So why are you not controlling your own mind? It's your asset, it's your ally, it's your friend. Why would you make an enemy out of the only thing you have control over? I refuse to do that. It doesn't make sense to me. The worst thing on earth that could happen to a man could happen to me, and I guarantee you I would still label myself happy. I'm happy because that's who I am. That's how I view myself. That's why I've decided. You have to decide what you want in life. I want to conquer the world, and if you're going to conquer the world in the modern society we live in, that's going to be a fiscal conqueror. That's what you're going to do. You're going to make a bunch of money. How else are you going to conquer the world? That's what I wanted. You have to decide what you want, and there are different folks for different strokes, and it takes a lot of different

kind of people to make the world go around. But if you truly want to conquer the world, you're going to end up wanting a bunch of money because that's the way to do it. That's the way to do it. So, you have to decide the life you want to live. You're a different man when you have no safety net. You're a different man when you have to pull it off. Not I need to. No, I literally have to pull this off. I have to roll the dice. Most men don't understand what it feels like to roll a dice and you have to get a six. Go, what do you mean you have to? No, I have to get a six. Oh, but what if you don't? No, no, I have to get a six. You're not understanding me. So, that extremely character-building. And for that reason, I'm going to make sure that my children, I obviously, another thing that comes with it, I took a bunch of risks that I would never be comfortable with my children taking because this is the

problem you go soft right. I was riding around on a motorcycle with no insurance, running from the cops. I could have been splattered on the road, and I would never want my son to do that. But at the same time, I want him to be like me, so it's difficult. As for my teenage son, I'm going to try very hard. He's going to have problems he needs to solve, and I think if you're a young man, even if you're not my child, if you're just any man who's out there in the world today, you need to look at some problems that need solving, either for yourself or for society, and find a way to fix it. And I think that you should just adopt some problems and try and fix it. It doesn't matter what it is. You can just try and fix the litter in your area, or you can try and get a six-pack, or whatever you want. Men are builders. The modern world called me misogynistic. The modern world was built

by men. Every building you're in was built by men. Every road you drive on was built by men. We're Builders. We build things, and that's what you should be focused on. And like I said before, if you're hardworking and you build, then I think you'll do well in life. That's what it's really about. You can't shy away from the brutal realities of work. That's it. And while we're on the subject, that's actually where these last two years have been pure clown world, because I've known some people who have made a bunch of money in crypto, and I've said to them, What you've just gone through, what you've just done, is once in a generation, and it's completely ruined you. Because normally, if you make, let's say, 200 grand, you have learned lessons to make that 200 grand. You've learned marketing, you've learned sales, you've learned how to manage staff, you've learned how to deal with pressure, you've learned how to be on time.

learned a bunch of things so you can continue it so you can continue and even if you lose all the money you retain the lessons 100%. What have you learned? You bought a coin, it went up, okay good. You have not learned a single thing about how money is made, about personal development. You didn't even learn how to have a firm handshake and put on a tie. You learned nothing. You pulled it off, you made a few dollars, you've lost them now, and now the worst thing about it is you think you're too good for work. You think you're so smart now, Oh I got made it, this is the next one to you got lucky. Now you think you're too good to actually get up and grind. You think you're just going to pull it off again, another lottery win, and you don't think you have to work very hard. And guess what's going to happen to you? Broke. Because that's not the reality of the world, that clown world.

[ __ ] is over. All that [ __ ] is over. We're about to get into harder times than ever. If you're sitting at home and you made a bit of money with crypto and you think, Don't worry, it's going to go up again soon, you're just praying for some external force that's not self-accountability. Sitting and watching the Bitcoin price waiting for it to go up so you have money is not self-accountability. That's prayer. That you might do the lottery numbers. All these people who made money in this clown world, a lot of them haven't learned any lessons about the reality of Earth, and it's about to get a lot harder. I can never be more my skill set, the people I know, my phone book, my reliability, my reputation. You could take all of my money today. I'll be a millionaire again in 2 weeks. Like, I can call people, say, Lend me 10 mil. Oh, that's T-point. I got. I can call people.

know people. I'm good at speaking. Once you have those lessons, and once you have that network, and once you have those things built, you can't go broke. You really can't. You get to a point in life where the only way you could go broke is if you become a drug addict or something ridiculous. Don't complain when the NHS is on strike and you can't get seen, and I'm in a private and [__] Saudi. That's your problem. You have to just make your decisions in life and live true to them. But creating a circle is ultra-important, and it's not just important financially; it's also important for your entire life and your mindset as a whole. Because you don't... It's amazing, especially amongst men, we never want to be the poorest person in the room. We never want to be the weakest person in the room. You never want to be. So if you're with a group of killers, you have now

this is a massive expectation. It's almost like societal pressure and a positive force. If I go to my friends, I can't be the weak link. If everyone does x amount of push-ups, I have to do it. You might get dropped down, yes. Well, you don't want that. That's not happening. You don't want to feel that way, right? My team, it's not just about how we make money, it's also an entire mindset. I don't want to be the only scared one in the group. If me and my team, if me and my six closest friends are walking down the street and a couple of guys came up to us with machetes, I know they wouldn't be afraid. See you now, I'm not afraid now, no one's afraid now, you're [__] now. The guys with machetes should be afraid. That's right. It's like an army, it's like a gang, right? You have to have that mentality. So, it's not just even about money, it's about your entire life.

you create if you're a person. If you're a man and you're out here, you go, You know what? Who do I want to be? I want to be strong and rich and brave and respected. Then I need friends who are strong and rich and brave and respected. That's what you need to do. If you're going to say, I want to be these things, but I hang around with this guy 'cause we play FIFA together, then you can stay a [ __ ] loser, and that is your decision. Stay a loser. I have no sympathy for losers. I want to make this another thing clear that ends up on TikTok and I'm going, Cries their eyes out. I don't give a solitary [ __ ] if you want to stay at the bottom of the societal totem pole. If I'm going to ignore how I feel day after day so I can perform regardless of whether I'm sad, happy, pissed off, tired, if I'm going to get up and work anyway when I'm tired, how do you expect me to

feel sorry for you because you didn't work when you were tired. If I don't care about my own emotions, I certainly don't give a solitary [__] about yours. If you want to stay a loser, stay one. Good, it's fine, stay a loser. I have no sympathy for you. I don't care. I was instilled with a duty for a very long time to honor my ancestors through achievement, and I was told from a very young age that the only thing your ancestors are interested in is achievement. Even to this day, when I do podcasts, people repeatedly talk about my father. If I wasn't successful, he wouldn't be spoken about anymore. He died nine years ago, and he was a good chess player, but no one's really that interested in chess. The reason he lives on is because I'm so monumentally successful that people are interested in my origin story, and he has mentioned the reason I will live forever is because my son will be so monumentally successful that they'll talk about how he could

have been such a perfect specimen of Man, how he was raised, and they will mention me if you give a [ __ ] about your ancestry, and if you give a [ __ ] about your family, and you're not a selfish person, and you want them to exist out in The Ether for reality, for The Eternity of reality, it is your duty to be successful. So, if you love your family, and you love your last name, and you're proud of yourself, then you have a duty to be massively, monumentally successful to show homage to your ancestors. I find it amazing there are people out here today who are going to sit and say, Oh, I'm sad, I'm too depressed, I don't want to work hard. There do you understand that only 200 years ago there were peasants out working a field, starving, surviving the Black Death, surviving the plague, struggling to exist just to reproduce so that 200 years later you can be the end of their bloodline. You just sit on your ass and do [ __ ].

nothing like you're a [__] up. You're [__] up your entire bloodline of your entire ancestry. You owe these people things. You must. They went through hell for you to exist. You have a debt. You have a duty to pay. You have to be the best possible version of yourself and the same to God. God loves people who Trust. God loves people who work hard. It's amazing if you try your very best all the time what God will give you. He'll give it to you. Anything you want if you actually try. Not convincing yourself you try. Actually try. They're different things. But yeah, I was instilled with this because from a young age my dad said you're a tate and Tates are the greatest people on the face of the planet. And there's going to be a day I'm not here anymore and they're going to talk about me because of how fantastic you are. So go do your [__] job. A lot of people don't have the ability to

understand the compounding effect of doing the right thing time after time. Even if you start a new business, you don't know what to do. I guarantee if you're always on time, if you're a builder and you're always on time, take the basic [ __ ]. Just be on time. Over time, you may think, Oh, I've just been on time, no one notices. Trust me, across 10 years, that's the difference between being a successful builder and not being a successful.

MAKE IT HAPPEN! Best Motivational Speech Ever by Andrew Tate

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They challenge the notion of unhappiness, arguing that the act of speaking indicates a level of happiness.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of ambition and constant growth, driven by an inner fire, and shares their relentless work ethic in pursuit of success.

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Personal happiness should not be the focus; instead, individuals should concentrate on controlling their thoughts and actions, as that is the only thing they can truly change.

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The speaker shares their own journey of accumulating wealth and possessions, highlighting their relentless drive for success and the ongoing pursuit of personal growth.

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The speaker emphasizes the importance of having a strong mindset and controlling one's own thoughts as a means to conquer challenges and achieve success.

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The Importance of Choosing the Right Friends

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Ignoring personal feelings and working hard regardless of emotional state can lead to a fulfilling life.

Happiness is a sliding scale, and as long as you're not distraught, you can find contentment.

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Happiness should not be the primary focus for a man; instead, he should prioritize success, competence, and respect.

Stagnation is seen as a form of dying, and the pursuit of greater success is essential for personal growth.

The Importance of Legacy and Personal Responsibility

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They believe that true success comes from hard work and taking risks, and that personal achievement is the key to honoring one's legacy.

The speaker is determined to instill the same values in their children, aiming for them to be monumentally successful and continue the family legacy.

Doing the right thing consistently, like being on time, can lead to long-term success in business and life.

Building a strong network and learning valuable lessons over time can make it difficult to fail.

Creating a supportive circle is crucial for personal growth and problem-solving, especially for young men.