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Kevin Henrikson

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AI Builder & Advisor | Scaling projects from 0 to $100M+ | Bridging AI & Blockchain | Sharing frameworks for sustainable growth (aka @kevinhenrikson)

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Absolutely amazing time meeting DeGods / y00ts holders and friends in Seoul. Thanks to 헤이비트 and Wayne | CREDIT SCEND for event space and wonderful food and drinks. Let’s do it again soon!!

Absolutely amazing time meeting DeGods / y00ts holders and friends in Seoul. Thanks to 헤이비트 and Wayne | CREDIT SCEND for event space and wonderful food and drinks. Let’s do it again soon!!

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Why did this strategy work? Real power isn't about being seen in the right rooms. It's about having leverage no one else possesses. Nvidia's chips were essential to America's AI ambitions – Huang knew this.

Why did this strategy work? Real power isn't about being seen in the right rooms. It's about having leverage no one else possesses. Nvidia's chips were essential to America's AI ambitions – Huang knew this.

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In 2006, he penned the now-famous "Peanut Butter Manifesto." The memo sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley. His message was bold: Yahoo was spreading itself too thin, like peanut butter on bread. While others celebrated growth, he saw the dangers of losing focus.

In 2006, he penned the now-famous "Peanut Butter Manifesto." The memo sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley. His message was bold: Yahoo was spreading itself too thin, like peanut butter on bread. While others celebrated growth, he saw the dangers of losing focus.

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The leverage principle isn't about working harder. It's about getting exponentially more output from the same input. Dalio operates at a 50:1 leverage ratio - meaning every hour he invests generates 50 hours of progress through others. Here's how he built this system:

The leverage principle isn't about working harder. It's about getting exponentially more output from the same input. Dalio operates at a 50:1 leverage ratio - meaning every hour he invests generates 50 hours of progress through others. Here's how he built this system:

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Pillar 2: Relationship Optimization The Harvard Study tracked happiness for 80+ years. Their finding: relationship quality matters more than wealth or fame. Dalio conducts "relationship audits" to identify energy creators. During midlife, this becomes critical:

Pillar 2: Relationship Optimization The Harvard Study tracked happiness for 80+ years. Their finding: relationship quality matters more than wealth or fame. Dalio conducts "relationship audits" to identify energy creators. During midlife, this becomes critical:

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Pillar 3: Strategic Leverage Dalio uses three forms: • Technology - document knowledge once, use repeatedly • Principles - codify lessons to avoid repeating decisions • People - find others who execute better than you This creates "compound time":

Pillar 3: Strategic Leverage Dalio uses three forms: • Technology - document knowledge once, use repeatedly • Principles - codify lessons to avoid repeating decisions • People - find others who execute better than you This creates "compound time":

Kevin Henrikson

78,946 次观看 • 1 年前

Trump is planning the biggest pro-crypto shift in US history: • An executive order making crypto a national priority • A crypto advisory council of industry insiders • A $20B national Bitcoin stockpile • Pausing all crypto litigation This is a complete 180° from the current regulatory environment.

Trump is planning the biggest pro-crypto shift in US history: • An executive order making crypto a national priority • A crypto advisory council of industry insiders • A $20B national Bitcoin stockpile • Pausing all crypto litigation This is a complete 180° from the current regulatory environment.

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Hyped to announce I’ll be a judge for the first-ever shark tank in the sky on Redacted Airways, powered by redactedcoin Thanks to shan Sak 🔴 kemuri and PG team for including me on this. It’s a perfect way to polish your pitch as a founder and get feedback but also hone your ability to respond to questions on the “fly” ✈️ Some of the best feedback and experiences in raising money and talking to investors for my ventures has been those pitch sessions. Most importantly it’s the questions you don’t have the answer to and makes you think. Many times that reframes your context by learning how others perceive your team / market / idea. For example when we were raising money for Acompli (18mo later acquired by Microsoft) one investor who passed made it clear our approach of mobile first wouldn’t lead to enterprise deals. This pushed us as founders to try to validate that early. We did and signed a 7 figure deal in the first year with the federal government to power mobile email for two 3-letter agencies. Felt good to land that deal but more importantly was a key differentiator in separating us from the more than 50 other “mobile email” apps. Today Acompli lives on as Microsoft Outlook mobile. Long story short early founder feedback even if critical can become a strong motivator and unlock for future success. TLDR - going to be fun to do shark tank in the air. If you aren’t flying there are some fun quests for those “tracking the flight”. Link below. 👇 To start it off I’m giving away a Jirasan 🔴 🔴 like / RT and I’ll pick a random winner 🏆 24hrs from now 💪

Hyped to announce I’ll be a judge for the first-ever shark tank in the sky on Redacted Airways, powered by redactedcoin Thanks to shan Sak 🔴 kemuri and PG team for including me on this. It’s a perfect way to polish your pitch as a founder and get feedback but also hone your ability to respond to questions on the “fly” ✈️ Some of the best feedback and experiences in raising money and talking to investors for my ventures has been those pitch sessions. Most importantly it’s the questions you don’t have the answer to and makes you think. Many times that reframes your context by learning how others perceive your team / market / idea. For example when we were raising money for Acompli (18mo later acquired by Microsoft) one investor who passed made it clear our approach of mobile first wouldn’t lead to enterprise deals. This pushed us as founders to try to validate that early. We did and signed a 7 figure deal in the first year with the federal government to power mobile email for two 3-letter agencies. Felt good to land that deal but more importantly was a key differentiator in separating us from the more than 50 other “mobile email” apps. Today Acompli lives on as Microsoft Outlook mobile. Long story short early founder feedback even if critical can become a strong motivator and unlock for future success. TLDR - going to be fun to do shark tank in the air. If you aren’t flying there are some fun quests for those “tracking the flight”. Link below. 👇 To start it off I’m giving away a Jirasan 🔴 🔴 like / RT and I’ll pick a random winner 🏆 24hrs from now 💪

Kevin Henrikson

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In 2015, Ethereum was Vitalik Buterin's masterpiece. A blockchain that could run any application, not just currency. The community was thrilled. Developers flocked to build. But late at night, Vitalik noticed something disturbing in the code:

In 2015, Ethereum was Vitalik Buterin's masterpiece. A blockchain that could run any application, not just currency. The community was thrilled. Developers flocked to build. But late at night, Vitalik noticed something disturbing in the code:

Kevin Henrikson

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The real builders are quietly laying infrastructure. They're not on Twitter bragging about raises. They're not hosting yacht parties. They're not promising overnight riches. Instead, they're asking the hard questions:

The real builders are quietly laying infrastructure. They're not on Twitter bragging about raises. They're not hosting yacht parties. They're not promising overnight riches. Instead, they're asking the hard questions:

Kevin Henrikson

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gm - thinking about loyalty mechanics and prizes or rewards - how would you create the perfect context?

gm - thinking about loyalty mechanics and prizes or rewards - how would you create the perfect context?

Kevin Henrikson

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1. Start with community, not product 2. Build in public, not stealth 3. Share value, don't hoard it 4. Let users guide development 5. Grow through ownership, not ads Each reinforces the other.

1. Start with community, not product 2. Build in public, not stealth 3. Share value, don't hoard it 4. Let users guide development 5. Grow through ownership, not ads Each reinforces the other.

Kevin Henrikson

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