The Graffiti Machine

Updated: 14 May 2025 • 151 episodes
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Our goal is to uplift the graffiti culture by sharing personal development information from a graffiti writer’s perspective; improve the culture by helping writers improve themselves.

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I was thinking about some concepts that are seemingly at odds with each other, but they aren’t. We’re only alive today. Yesterday is gone, tomorrow hasn’t happened. Living in the present is all there is, but does that mean you can’t learn from the past or plan for the future? No. Let’s break it down. How do you use tod

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Most people think personality traits—like confidence, patience, or staying calm under pressure—are things you’re either born with or not. But the truth is, you don’t have to stay the way you are if you don’t want to. First, you think about the kind of person you want to be. Then you start doing the things that person w

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03 Apr 2025 • EN

Momentum Beats Motivation

Being able to build and keep momentum has been huge for me. We all go through phases—on track, off track, fired up, burnt out. That’s life. The hard part is getting back on track when you’re off. That’s where building momentum comes in. Forget waiting for motivation or inspiration. Just start, even if it’s small, and d

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05 Mar 2025 • EN

Energy Theft

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about energy management—specifically, what feeds our energy and what drains it. How many times have you had a bad interaction with someone, only to stew over it for hours, days, or even longer? Social media makes this even worse. One negative post can trigger a response, leading to a ba

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21 Feb 2025 • EN

What's it going to take?

I read the quote ‘What’s it going to take?’ in the book Market Outrageously. It was talking about actually looking deep at a goal and trying to get to the bottom of what it would take to accomplish. Even seemingly impossible goals are worth trying to break down. In my life and business, I have goals that are overwhelmi

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I heard Alex Hormozi say this, and it stuck with me. When things get hard, most people give up. The idea of consistently getting better in all areas of life is not the norm in society. And in some ways, that’s fine—if you’re happy with where you’re at. But the way I see it, most people aren’t happy with staying the sam

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