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building a $1m business for the second time. weeks 1-2 recap. i talk about: - posting on X after years of being quiet - blowing up - new algo vs old algo - what has changed and what is the same this is why i hate video compared to... long form writing. i forgot to state the most obvious thing. that before everything else, the point is to: - do INTERESTING, USEFUL AND DIFFERENT things - and SHARE them with the world now, after that, HOW you share those things with the world is what i'm talking about here. in long form writing, i can go back and refine my thoughts and arguments until they are complete. with video, i just vomit my thoughts and it's over. i guess i will either have to accept that this medium is for spitting out half-baked thoughts. or talk about concepts from my books that i have thought about deeply. not sure.show more

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🇺🇸 Larry 🇺🇸

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#RashmikaAndRu are finallyyyy here! A little piece of my heart, out in the world to talk about things that truly matter to me. 🥰❤ Kindness that feels intentional, Softness that feels safe, The kind of warmth that makes your heart go, “This. This is what I want.” This space is for gentle reminders, quiet joys, and stories that hold you when the world feels too loud. And I can’t wait to build it with TTT darlings. 💛

#RashmikaAndRu are finallyyyy here! A little piece of my heart, out in the world to talk about things that truly matter to me. 🥰❤ Kindness that feels intentional, Softness that feels safe, The kind of warmth that makes your heart go, “This. This is what I want.” This space is for gentle reminders, quiet joys, and stories that hold you when the world feels too loud. And I can’t wait to build it with TTT darlings. 💛

Rashmika Mandanna

84,648 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Candace, I'm on vacation in Tennessee with my family. I'm in the mountains with terrible service. I apologize for the delay. I have a life and am trying to enjoy myself and disconnect for the first time in 8 years. I will not on my phone much the next week. I'm also down for a phone call. You can DM me and ask anything you'd like. I'll share whatever. I'm not hiding anything about my views on Mitch and have been honest about my skepticism from the start. Here is my conversation with Morgan yesterday. You can ask her to verify it's authenticity. Since I am on vacation and can't catch up on what's going on, she was sending me clips of an interview with Mitch Snow's son. There's really not much to see. Enjoy the photos of our cabin and me discussing that I don't think Mitch is credible. I also encourage you to ask one of your insiders at TPUSA to verify my sincerity and how they feel about me. Please. Go ahead. I have nothing to hide. This isn't an attack on you, even though I am getting nothing but the most vile accusations and attacks. The grand conspiracy here is that Morgan and I are friends with similar views and discuss our thoughts about daily political events. What else would you like to know or would you like to know who else I've spoken to? I can name more names.

Candace, I'm on vacation in Tennessee with my family. I'm in the mountains with terrible service. I apologize for the delay. I have a life and am trying to enjoy myself and disconnect for the first time in 8 years. I will not on my phone much the next week. I'm also down for a phone call. You can DM me and ask anything you'd like. I'll share whatever. I'm not hiding anything about my views on Mitch and have been honest about my skepticism from the start. Here is my conversation with Morgan yesterday. You can ask her to verify it's authenticity. Since I am on vacation and can't catch up on what's going on, she was sending me clips of an interview with Mitch Snow's son. There's really not much to see. Enjoy the photos of our cabin and me discussing that I don't think Mitch is credible. I also encourage you to ask one of your insiders at TPUSA to verify my sincerity and how they feel about me. Please. Go ahead. I have nothing to hide. This isn't an attack on you, even though I am getting nothing but the most vile accusations and attacks. The grand conspiracy here is that Morgan and I are friends with similar views and discuss our thoughts about daily political events. What else would you like to know or would you like to know who else I've spoken to? I can name more names.

Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸

888,186 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce