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18/09/2025

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Our goal is to help you master your universe in bite sized chunks - every week we bring you a recommended book and discuss one small thing that inspired us and will hopefully inspire you to take positive action in your life.

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17/09/2025
17/09/2025
17/09/2025
17/09/2025

Leonardo DiCaprio once had to be dragged off his own yacht at 5 a.m. by friends — because he was too drunk to stop leading a conga line of models around the deck.
It was the early 2000s, peak “Leo-mania.” Titanic had turned him into the world’s biggest heartthrob, and the tabloids dubbed his circle of hard-partying buddies “the P***y Posse.” Nights blurred into dawn: bottle service at Bungalow 8, poker games in backrooms, hotel lobbies turned into after-hours clubs.
One night off the coast of Saint-Tropez, Leo outdid himself. Surrounded by models and hangers-on, music blasting, he started a conga line that snaked around his yacht. Shirt unbuttoned, cigarette dangling, laughing louder than anyone. His friends tried to shut it down as the sun came up, but Leo kept going, slurring, “We’re not done yet!” until someone finally yanked him back inside. By noon, the tabloids had the photos.
That side of DiCaprio — the reckless, hedonistic ringleader — clashed with the one Hollywood wanted to anoint as the next De Niro. Directors doubted him. Critics rolled their eyes. But here’s the twist: Leo used the skepticism as fuel. He clawed his way out of the “pretty boy” box, choosing darker, grittier roles (The Aviator, The Departed, Blood Diamond) and working obsessively with Scorsese to reinvent himself.
The same man who partied until sunrise also demanded 50 takes of a single scene. The same actor who once couldn’t escape Titanic fan-mania now wouldn’t accept a script unless it terrified him. That’s the paradox: DiCaprio lives as both tabloid chaos and serious cinema, indulgence and discipline.
And maybe that’s why people still can’t look away. Because Leonardo DiCaprio isn’t just the movie star on screen. He’s the man stumbling off a yacht at dawn, then disappearing into a role so consuming it wins him an Oscar.

"The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of setting goals and achieving them."�- Og Mandino
17/09/2025

"The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of setting goals and achieving them."�
- Og Mandino

17/09/2025

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