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MrBeast explains why most creators should avoid launching products “Building a real business is hard. Building up Feastables is taking an unfathomable amount of my time and money” “I think most people would benefit more from brand deals than starting their own businesses because it’s a lot more work... show more

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Sakura explains why streaming is so hard and how most streamers actually grow “It’s so hard, and I also think a lot of streamers that succeed have succeeded off of exposure from others, and I don’t think that’s a bad thing, and it’s very normal.”

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veizau

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From The Founders’ Couch Ep. 1 A lot of people have asked me — Why Stay? This is our WHY👇 Pulkit Sharma and I are excited to ship products that our customers will love. There’s no greater joy in building a consumer brand than someone telling you, “I loved your product.” 🤍

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People take my videos without giving me credit. So I keep giving them more. Here is Sam Hall who is showing me a new AI-run mobile phone. I think his system is way more interesting than what Sam Altman showed me in a Mexican restaurant years ago here. At the Founders Inc startup festival. Which starts in two hours. I will have a lot more to say about what Sam is building soon.

People take my videos without giving me credit. So I keep giving them more. Here is Sam Hall who is showing me a new AI-run mobile phone. I think his system is way more interesting than what Sam Altman showed me in a Mexican restaurant years ago here. At the Founders Inc startup festival. Which starts in two hours. I will have a lot more to say about what Sam is building soon.

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President Trump: “I don’t care about [my stock market portfolio]. You know why I don’t care? Because I have a much bigger purpose. You know, this is, the Oval Office. It’s a much bigger purpose than whether or not I make money. As an example, the president is the highest paid person in government, and you know, by some standards, he gets a lot of money. I don’t. I’m the only president they say that’s ever given up my salary, I gave up my salary.” “I don’t get a salary, I gave it up, and that’s a lot of, by some standards, that’s a lot of money.”

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