The Third Door: The Mindset of Success

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You see, most people live a linear life. They go to college, get an internship, graduate, land a job, get a promotion, save up for a vacation each year, work toward their next promotion, and they just do that their whole lives. Their lives move step by step, slowly and predictably. But successful people don’t buy into that model. They opt into an exponential life. Rather than going step by step, they skip steps. People say that you first need to ‘pay your dues’ and get years of experience before you can go out on your own and get what you truly want. Society feeds us this lie that you need to do x, y, and z before you can achieve your dream. It’s bullshit. The only person whose permission you need to live an exponential life is your own. Tony Hsieh All those chats were worth something, as The Forgotten will now assist you in stopping that whole universe-ending plan they had - phew! You'll get a nice screencap opportunity with all of your villagers before the credits roll, and after the credits there's a little tease of a new villain and a possible new biome for the valley...

I've learned that you have to go for it, even if there's a chance you'll fail.... When you see an opportunity, it's up to you to jump."

Bored and questioning why he was at USC in the first place, he felt inspired by Bill Gates, who founded one of the most valuable corporations when he was about Alex’s age. He was also inspired by Steven Spielberg and Lady Gaga, among others. Right then and there, Banayan decided to write a book about the moment in those celebrities’ lives when they found a way to launch their careers. To fund this mission, Alex participated in the famous television show, The Price is Right. Chapter Two: The Price Is Right Elliott and Alex’a bromance was everything for me. It made me so sad that even when Alex refused his offer, he was willing to be friends (not that it was extraordinary) and he said he love him 😭 Many time the hardest part about achieving a dream isn’t actually achieving it — it’s stepping through your fear of the unknown when you don’t have a plan Or read this book to get another hit of that feel good motivational or inspirational whoo whoo. (Make those feelings of uncertainty temporarily go away)

It’s about humbling yourself enough to learn, even when you’re at the top of your game. It’s about knowing that the moment you get comfortable being an executive is the moment you begin to fail. Maya Angelou

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Alex interviews Jessica Alba. They talk a lot about cancer. So many products at the store are really bad. Many common household items can cause cancer because of the dangerous chemicals in them. That motivated Jessica to create natural home products that don't slowly kill you.

Alex Banayan starts narrating the moments before meeting Bill Gates. Three years before the meeting, he was in his freshman dorm room. The author was at the University of Southern California where he was studying to be a doctor. He is the son of Persian Jewish immigrants and a B-student. He was consistent and had a sense of direction yet he found himself staring at the ceiling as if something was missing. Banayan’s hustle is insane. He crouched in bathrooms, chased people through grocery stores—he did whatever it took to make his dream happen. The extents he went through will inspire you to keep grinding on your path. If you are hungry to succeed, trust me: read The Third Door.” After another chat with The Forgotten, turn right and head towards the bed in the distance and talk to The Forgotten again. You need to focus your magic on the bed this time after your conversation, but it can be a little fiddly. The best position to focus your magic is at the bottom of the bed near The Forgotten. You might have to push them aside and get really close to the bed for the prompt to appear like in the picture below.

In just a few hours of reading this book, Alex Banayan taught how to meet billionaires, leapfrog my associates, and achieve my dreams in record time. I’ve never read anything quite like this! Whether you are an entrepreneur or trying to jumpstart your career, The Third Door will open up your world of possibilities.” The most important step is finding the “Inside Man” — someone inside the organization willing to put his or her reputation on the line to bring you in I live my life by two mantras. One: if you don’t ask, you don’t get. And two: most things don’t work out. Quincy Jones After one of the first recovery meetings I attended, a woman said to me, “You never have to drink again.” I thought, is that supposed to be comforting? Because it makes me want to die.