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118,551 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

10 emails you should send this week to upgrade your life. None of these take more than 5 minutes. 1. Email a man making 10x your income asking ONE question about his industry. Be specific. No "can I pick your brain." 2. Email a high school friend you have not spoken to in 5 years. The ones who got rich are the ones who kept their network warm. 3. Email your bank asking for a fee waiver on your account. They give it to anyone who asks. Most people never ask. 4. Email a local business owner offering a free week of work. Pick one with a clear weakness (bad website, no social media). Free week becomes paid client. 5. Email your old boss thanking him for hiring you. Even if you hated it. The relationship is worth more than the grudge. 6. Email a podcast you listen to with a guest suggestion (not yourself). They will remember the man who helped them, not the man who pitched himself. 7. Email your CRM provider, internet provider, gym - asking what loyalty discount is available. 3 of 5 will give you 10-30% off. 8. Email a creator you admire offering to edit their next video for free. Free becomes paid in 60 days if your work is good. 9. Email a mentor you respect saying THANK YOU and naming the specific lesson that changed you. They get pitched 100 times - thanked maybe twice a year. 10. Email your future self at 35 describing the man you are today. Open it in 7 years. Most men will not send any of these. The ones who send 5 will compound for the next decade.

10 emails you should send this week to upgrade your life. None of these take more than 5 minutes. 1. Email a man making 10x your income asking ONE question about his industry. Be specific. No "can I pick your brain." 2. Email a high school friend you have not spoken to in 5 years. The ones who got rich are the ones who kept their network warm. 3. Email your bank asking for a fee waiver on your account. They give it to anyone who asks. Most people never ask. 4. Email a local business owner offering a free week of work. Pick one with a clear weakness (bad website, no social media). Free week becomes paid client. 5. Email your old boss thanking him for hiring you. Even if you hated it. The relationship is worth more than the grudge. 6. Email a podcast you listen to with a guest suggestion (not yourself). They will remember the man who helped them, not the man who pitched himself. 7. Email your CRM provider, internet provider, gym - asking what loyalty discount is available. 3 of 5 will give you 10-30% off. 8. Email a creator you admire offering to edit their next video for free. Free becomes paid in 60 days if your work is good. 9. Email a mentor you respect saying THANK YOU and naming the specific lesson that changed you. They get pitched 100 times - thanked maybe twice a year. 10. Email your future self at 35 describing the man you are today. Open it in 7 years. Most men will not send any of these. The ones who send 5 will compound for the next decade.

The Real World App

148,412 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Turned 24 today by completing an epic 1300km journey on a motorcycle riding across ladakh. All I can say is - if you’re in your 20s, just pack that bag every few months and go on epic adventures you wouldn’t be able to when you grow old my man. got approached by so many uncles in their 40s and 50s looking at the bike with fascination. the teenage boy in them was excited to see the motorcycle, they were doing the same route, just with a car and a driver and a family they had to look after the entire time. you could sense the longing for something like this in their eyes and their voice. you will never have less responsibilities and more time in the future. actively and consciously shape the life you wanna live. go on more adventures. go take more risks. go solo if you don’t have friends who can come with you. go live a life ur actively proud off despite the burden of responsibilities on your head. go be the guy who does it all - fails most of the time, but tried anyways. go win. (note to self)

Turned 24 today by completing an epic 1300km journey on a motorcycle riding across ladakh. All I can say is - if you’re in your 20s, just pack that bag every few months and go on epic adventures you wouldn’t be able to when you grow old my man. got approached by so many uncles in their 40s and 50s looking at the bike with fascination. the teenage boy in them was excited to see the motorcycle, they were doing the same route, just with a car and a driver and a family they had to look after the entire time. you could sense the longing for something like this in their eyes and their voice. you will never have less responsibilities and more time in the future. actively and consciously shape the life you wanna live. go on more adventures. go take more risks. go solo if you don’t have friends who can come with you. go live a life ur actively proud off despite the burden of responsibilities on your head. go be the guy who does it all - fails most of the time, but tried anyways. go win. (note to self)

Shubh Agrawal

10,675 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

You can buy Khairati trophies with money but can't buy brain, heart and class with money. It is hard to find out who is more dumb #Tharakveer or his Tharkulles: 1. It wasn't a success bash but a surprise party for husband #VivianDsena hosted by wife #NouranAly. 2. A surprise party means it is a surprise for the person for whom the party is intended. When Vivian was not even aware abour the party then how can he invite or not invite anyone? 3. Fans can never forget #Jalanveer’s #BB18 statement about calling #Vivian just to fill room in house parties. He doesn't deserve an invite Vivian also forget about invite from a wife who has seen everything. It's called karma. Fans are super happy that Nouran didn't invite #Tharakveer. 4. And "12 saal ka dost" please shake your elephant memory #Tharakveer, you have yourself declared countless times in BB that #Vivian was never your friend. Why suddenly calling Vivian as your friend? 5. No wonder Tharakveer is the most trolled and joker winner in BB history whom no one is considering a winner, there is much more hype of Vivian than him. 6. Keep seeking attention and sympathy with your stories and statements, your 15-20 fans will give you that but no neutral audience.

You can buy Khairati trophies with money but can't buy brain, heart and class with money. It is hard to find out who is more dumb #Tharakveer or his Tharkulles: 1. It wasn't a success bash but a surprise party for husband #VivianDsena hosted by wife #NouranAly. 2. A surprise party means it is a surprise for the person for whom the party is intended. When Vivian was not even aware abour the party then how can he invite or not invite anyone? 3. Fans can never forget #Jalanveer’s #BB18 statement about calling #Vivian just to fill room in house parties. He doesn't deserve an invite Vivian also forget about invite from a wife who has seen everything. It's called karma. Fans are super happy that Nouran didn't invite #Tharakveer. 4. And "12 saal ka dost" please shake your elephant memory #Tharakveer, you have yourself declared countless times in BB that #Vivian was never your friend. Why suddenly calling Vivian as your friend? 5. No wonder Tharakveer is the most trolled and joker winner in BB history whom no one is considering a winner, there is much more hype of Vivian than him. 6. Keep seeking attention and sympathy with your stories and statements, your 15-20 fans will give you that but no neutral audience.

GlamWorldTalks

33,192 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The entire SaaS industry is building software for a customer that is about to go extinct. The human buyer. Insight Partners co-founder Jerry Murdock just exposed the fatal architectural flaw in every incumbent tech company’s business model. Your dashboards. Your UI. Your enterprise sales motion. Your human-in-the-loop workflows. All of it was engineered for a buyer that is disappearing in real time. Murdock: “If you’re not making your software for autonomous agents today, you’re going to be challenged in the future. Maybe it’s six months, maybe a year, maybe 18 months, but you’re going to be severely challenged if you still think human beings are going to buy your software.” Not disrupted. Not pressured. Structurally eliminated. For two decades, software was built around the cognitive limits of human biology. Dropdowns, dashboards, and notifications existed because the human brain needed them to navigate digital space. An autonomous agent needs none of that. It doesn’t browse your product page. It doesn’t sit through your demo. It doesn’t respond to your sales email. It doesn’t care how clean your UI is. It just executes. The agentic era runs on machine-to-machine infrastructure. Frictionless. Autonomous. No human in the loop. No patience for friction you built for a species it replaced. The window is six to eighteen months. The builders who survive will tear out the entire human interface layer and replace it with pure, unthrottled infrastructure that agents can consume at full speed. Everyone else will spend those eighteen months perfecting a dashboard that no one is ever going to log into again.

The entire SaaS industry is building software for a customer that is about to go extinct. The human buyer. Insight Partners co-founder Jerry Murdock just exposed the fatal architectural flaw in every incumbent tech company’s business model. Your dashboards. Your UI. Your enterprise sales motion. Your human-in-the-loop workflows. All of it was engineered for a buyer that is disappearing in real time. Murdock: “If you’re not making your software for autonomous agents today, you’re going to be challenged in the future. Maybe it’s six months, maybe a year, maybe 18 months, but you’re going to be severely challenged if you still think human beings are going to buy your software.” Not disrupted. Not pressured. Structurally eliminated. For two decades, software was built around the cognitive limits of human biology. Dropdowns, dashboards, and notifications existed because the human brain needed them to navigate digital space. An autonomous agent needs none of that. It doesn’t browse your product page. It doesn’t sit through your demo. It doesn’t respond to your sales email. It doesn’t care how clean your UI is. It just executes. The agentic era runs on machine-to-machine infrastructure. Frictionless. Autonomous. No human in the loop. No patience for friction you built for a species it replaced. The window is six to eighteen months. The builders who survive will tear out the entire human interface layer and replace it with pure, unthrottled infrastructure that agents can consume at full speed. Everyone else will spend those eighteen months perfecting a dashboard that no one is ever going to log into again.

Dustin

198,062 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

I know kudala nisithi congratulations but I’m posting again to motivate a bestie that wants to start. Intermittent fasting (16:8). No processed sugar, low carbs. I kept it at 2 meals a day, mostly chicken and vegetables. 1st meal at 1pm, last one before 8pm. Exercise, I only did those 30 minutes fast walking exercises on YouTube in the morning. Pro tip: You’re probably not hungry you’re just thirsty and you must only eat when you feel like your soul is leaving your body😭joking 😭 Don’t restrict yourself too much, you can have a snack here and there, a glass of something on the weekend. Make it more of a lifestyle than a chore and you will enjoy every minute of your journey. All the best🌸

I know kudala nisithi congratulations but I’m posting again to motivate a bestie that wants to start. Intermittent fasting (16:8). No processed sugar, low carbs. I kept it at 2 meals a day, mostly chicken and vegetables. 1st meal at 1pm, last one before 8pm. Exercise, I only did those 30 minutes fast walking exercises on YouTube in the morning. Pro tip: You’re probably not hungry you’re just thirsty and you must only eat when you feel like your soul is leaving your body😭joking 😭 Don’t restrict yourself too much, you can have a snack here and there, a glass of something on the weekend. Make it more of a lifestyle than a chore and you will enjoy every minute of your journey. All the best🌸

¶||ziizo✨

64,818 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

I’m not dropping shit go enjoy the holidays with your loved ones you degenerates My final tweet. Now that I'm rich again, I'm free. I already quit this site in fucking March 2022, when I made millions. Never planned to come back, only lurk on an alt and do a few swing trades. It's hard for me to even put into words how disgusting and pathetic "CT" is. Crypto is a pathetic trash "industry" for losers, the only purpose to lure other stupid people into buying this ponzi scam. Everyone into "crypto" dogshit will lose everything. I genuinely hate every single one of you cocksucking losers, every single one. I have been running up my portfolio extremely hard in the past weeks. I want you to read that and SEETHE. While you get rugged on worthless internet beans, I'm winning every trade. I literally did not lose a trade in 4 months. While you cry about your little shitcoin going down I feel extremely GOOD. I hate every single of you pathetic LOSERS, pathetic geeks hiding behind internet cartoon avatars posting cringe neckbeard content in an internet micro community with 50k people in it thinking that you're famous and important. All of the swine here pretending to be gods of trading while being some random 100 IQ midwit too pathetic to participate in the real world. Supposed "industry" thats 99% insider trading and pathetic scams trying to lure in mouthbreather NPC retards to dump on. All the loser CT pico influencers pretending like they're rich and gods of forecasting while they actually lost everything and trade with the latest referral money posting their little memes and partnerships. With their little calls and "line TA charts" wrong 99% of the time and based on NOTHING. There are seriously ugly micro jawed imbecile here that think they are celebrities because the same 500 nerds like their trash posts. Even fucking organising fight night streams with the same geeks that nobody gives a fuck about. I swear that I could not think of anything more cringeworthy than this site and the people on it if I tried. I swear everyone on this site that has been doxxed is also ugly as fuck, not a coincidence whatsoever. If you can't do anything in the real world, just be an anon cartoon character and LARP 24/7. The most sad part that 99.99% here just make micro money and waste all of their time. Was honestly gonna write more RAGE, but stopped caring midway but I'm going to delete my account now. I do suggest that you retards keep posting your brain damaged micro cephalic thoughts so that I can read them from my alt and make free money countertrading you pathetic swine if I even bother with this crap scam market anymore.

I’m not dropping shit go enjoy the holidays with your loved ones you degenerates My final tweet. Now that I'm rich again, I'm free. I already quit this site in fucking March 2022, when I made millions. Never planned to come back, only lurk on an alt and do a few swing trades. It's hard for me to even put into words how disgusting and pathetic "CT" is. Crypto is a pathetic trash "industry" for losers, the only purpose to lure other stupid people into buying this ponzi scam. Everyone into "crypto" dogshit will lose everything. I genuinely hate every single one of you cocksucking losers, every single one. I have been running up my portfolio extremely hard in the past weeks. I want you to read that and SEETHE. While you get rugged on worthless internet beans, I'm winning every trade. I literally did not lose a trade in 4 months. While you cry about your little shitcoin going down I feel extremely GOOD. I hate every single of you pathetic LOSERS, pathetic geeks hiding behind internet cartoon avatars posting cringe neckbeard content in an internet micro community with 50k people in it thinking that you're famous and important. All of the swine here pretending to be gods of trading while being some random 100 IQ midwit too pathetic to participate in the real world. Supposed "industry" thats 99% insider trading and pathetic scams trying to lure in mouthbreather NPC retards to dump on. All the loser CT pico influencers pretending like they're rich and gods of forecasting while they actually lost everything and trade with the latest referral money posting their little memes and partnerships. With their little calls and "line TA charts" wrong 99% of the time and based on NOTHING. There are seriously ugly micro jawed imbecile here that think they are celebrities because the same 500 nerds like their trash posts. Even fucking organising fight night streams with the same geeks that nobody gives a fuck about. I swear that I could not think of anything more cringeworthy than this site and the people on it if I tried. I swear everyone on this site that has been doxxed is also ugly as fuck, not a coincidence whatsoever. If you can't do anything in the real world, just be an anon cartoon character and LARP 24/7. The most sad part that 99.99% here just make micro money and waste all of their time. Was honestly gonna write more RAGE, but stopped caring midway but I'm going to delete my account now. I do suggest that you retards keep posting your brain damaged micro cephalic thoughts so that I can read them from my alt and make free money countertrading you pathetic swine if I even bother with this crap scam market anymore.

scooter

86,000 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

1953. A man patents an idea that would save more lives than almost anything else in automotive history. Nobody builds it. It sat for 18 years. Then Ford tried it as an option in 1971. Still nobody cared. It took the US government until 1998 — forty-five years after the patent — to finally make it mandatory in every car. Now picture this: an arm unfolds from your car's ceiling mid-drive, precise, silent, handing you something before you even reach for it. No app. No voice command. 3,208 people died in distraction-affected crashes in the US in 2024 alone, reaching for exactly what this arm would hand them. A text takes your eyes off the road for 5 seconds — the length of a football field, driven blind. The airbag took 45 years because it looked ridiculous until it didn't. This will too. Ranked five real "future" technologies by how far they actually are. History says the dumbest-looking one usually wins.

1953. A man patents an idea that would save more lives than almost anything else in automotive history. Nobody builds it. It sat for 18 years. Then Ford tried it as an option in 1971. Still nobody cared. It took the US government until 1998 — forty-five years after the patent — to finally make it mandatory in every car. Now picture this: an arm unfolds from your car's ceiling mid-drive, precise, silent, handing you something before you even reach for it. No app. No voice command. 3,208 people died in distraction-affected crashes in the US in 2024 alone, reaching for exactly what this arm would hand them. A text takes your eyes off the road for 5 seconds — the length of a football field, driven blind. The airbag took 45 years because it looked ridiculous until it didn't. This will too. Ranked five real "future" technologies by how far they actually are. History says the dumbest-looking one usually wins.

Future Memo

163,618 Aufrufe • vor 12 Tagen

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So you want to become a VTuber in 2025?! Here is a guide on how to get started, made by 4 year full-time VTuber and Manager, Lulu! 1. Know your goals Know if you are getting into VTubing as a hobby or as a business from the start and set your expectations accordingly 2. Start small F2U and P2U models and assets are available plenty via Nizima and Booth, VRoidstudio is free to make a 3D avatar with 3. Test the waters Make sure that streaming is possible for you, test your tech, your upload/download speeds, your voice, your set-up. Make sure that you give yourself a good experience as well as your future audience 4. Take your time Getting to affiliate/monetization will take time, getting used to the tech side of things takes time. It's unlikely you will wake up to 1k viewers overnight, and not every day will be great interactions only 5. Connect with other VTubers Make space and time for new friends, don't see them as networking opportunities or competition, but people on the same path. 6. Grow organically Using Ads or shifty tactics to stand out can not only jeopardize your standing in the community but can cost you your channel 7. Don't give up Even on days when things are difficult, don't give yourself too much pressure. Enjoy what you can and don't let other people or tech problems get you down, the journey is worth it.

Kuromiya Lucien

22,163 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr