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The Turning Point That Shaped CZ: Why "Above-Average" Success Is a Trap Most people chase "good enough." CZ warns against it. In his new book, CZ reflects on a critical shift that happened around 2015. At friends' urging, he walked away from high-frequency social habits—Texas Hold’em, golf, and the circles that came with them. That wasn’t just a lifestyle change. It was a management revolution in the making. He replaced poker nights with radical efficiency: ✅ Shorter meetings ✅ Less noise, more execution ✅ Zero tolerance for performative busyness This wasn’t about being anti-social. It was about being pro-mission. But here’s the part that hits hardest: “Moderately above-average success is the most dangerous.” Why? Because small wins breed complacency. You look successful to outsiders—better than many peers—but deep down, you know you haven’t tapped your full potential. That gap between appearance and reality? That’s where careers stall. CZ’s message isn’t just for founders. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt comfortable after a win. The real risk isn’t failure. It’s stopping at fine when you’re capable of unmatched. #CZReleasedMemeoir #Write2Earn #MarketRebound $BNB