It is "no duh" advice, but as some type of entrepreneur it's really really easy to fall into a trap where you're scrolling through Twitter and seeing people who

It is "no duh" advice, but as some type of entrepreneur it's really really easy to fall into a trap where you're scrolling through Twitter and seeing people who are more successful than you always talk about how great life is, and you see them sell 5,000 things in 2 hours because they have half a million Twitter followers, etc.. Then you listen to their podcast or read something they wrote, but after you approach them 1 on 1 you quickly find out they don't even follow their own advice and you suddenly begin to get angry because these people are successful from lying to people but they put on a good show in public, and there's nothing you can do about it. When really, all you have to do is unfollow them and concentrate on your own stuff because you'll improve your situation by focusing on things you can control. It's sort of like Nike's phrase "just do it". There's so many ways you can apply this to life, and it's a text book example of "no duh" advice, but sometimes you need a reminder from something outside your brain that it really is that easy to snap out of it and do whatever you're trying to do.