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I have so much fun making sourdough I just decided I’m going to sell it at my local farmer’s market with my kids. I just bought two domains for it WaterSaltFlour . com SaltFlourWater .com Unit economics? I’m going to sell them in the standard bread size (loaf on the right in the 2nd pic) and pre sliced. I’m trying to compete with everyday sliced and bagged sandwich bread, not fancy $11 sourdough bread that you only buy occasionally and need a chainsaw to cut into. 3 ingredients. 0 microplastics. $4 per loaf. Salt, flour and water. Locally made sourdough from locally made sourdough starter. COGS is $.95 Labor is only about 20% if I paid someone $20/hour to make these. 30 loaves per hour. Overhead is negligible. Thanks to Texas cottage law I can legally make these at home. Yes I could charge more, but I don’t need to. I want people to buy 2-5 bags at a time, regularly. You can store in the freezer to keep fresh. Every bite tastes like sourdough straight from the oven. I can make 28 loaves in my home oven at a time. 4 rows of 7 across two ovens. I’ll of course document all this. This is even funnier than scaling a big business.

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If this Karpathy interview doesn't pop the ai bubble, nothing will. 10 brutal quotes: 1. LLMs don’t work yet They don’t have enough intelligence, they’re not multimodal enough, they can’t use computers, and they don’t remember what you tell them. They’re cognitively lacking. It’ll take about a decade to work through all of that. 2. When you boot them up, they always start from zero They have no distillation phase, no process like sleep where what happened gets analyzed and written back into the weights. 3. What’s stored in their weights is only a hazy recollection of the internet It's just a compressed blur of 15 trillion tokens squeezed into a few billion parameters. Their context window is just short-term working memory. 4. They’re good at imitation, terrible at going off the data manifold Too much memory, not enough reasoning. We need to strip away the memorized knowledge and keep the cognitive core: the algorithms, the magic of intelligence, problem-solving, strategy. 5. We’ve probably recreated a cortical tissue, pattern-learning and general, but we’re still missing the rest of the brain No hippocampus for memory. No amygdala for instincts. No emotions or motivations. 6. They memorize perfectly but generalize poorly If you give them random numbers, they can recite them back. No human can do that. That’s the problem: humans forget just enough to be forced to find patterns. 7. Anything truly new, code that’s never been written before, ideas that have no template; they stumble They’re still autocomplete engines with perfect recall and no understanding. Until we find that cognitive core, intelligence stripped of memory but full of reasoning, they’ll stay brilliant mimics, not minds.

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🚨 READ THIS CAREFULLY The S&P 500 is entering the most dangerous part of the pattern. We are currently at point 6. The final all-time high zone. This is the phase where everyone thinks the worst is over. It isn’t. This is where the market turns back. This is a 7 point structure. And so far, it has followed the script perfectly. 1 → First support touch. 2 → First rejection from upper resistance. 3 → Second support touch. 4 → Second rejection. 5 → Panic flush into lower support. 6 → Final all-time high and reversal zone. Now comes 7. That is not the start of the dip. That is already the target zone after the reversal. And this is where the real damage starts. If this structure keeps playing out, the S&P 500 is heading toward 5,200 to 5,300. That is where this pattern completes. We are not there yet. Narratives will break there. Bulls will give up there. And most people will only realize it when the dump is already deep. This is exactly why I keep saying the market is much weaker than it looks. The rally is not strength. It is the final squeeze before the next leg down. I’ve studied macro for 10 years and I called almost every major market top, including the October BTC ATH. Follow and turn notifications on. I’ll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines.

🚨 READ THIS CAREFULLY The S&P 500 is entering the most dangerous part of the pattern. We are currently at point 6. The final all-time high zone. This is the phase where everyone thinks the worst is over. It isn’t. This is where the market turns back. This is a 7 point structure. And so far, it has followed the script perfectly. 1 → First support touch. 2 → First rejection from upper resistance. 3 → Second support touch. 4 → Second rejection. 5 → Panic flush into lower support. 6 → Final all-time high and reversal zone. Now comes 7. That is not the start of the dip. That is already the target zone after the reversal. And this is where the real damage starts. If this structure keeps playing out, the S&P 500 is heading toward 5,200 to 5,300. That is where this pattern completes. We are not there yet. Narratives will break there. Bulls will give up there. And most people will only realize it when the dump is already deep. This is exactly why I keep saying the market is much weaker than it looks. The rally is not strength. It is the final squeeze before the next leg down. I’ve studied macro for 10 years and I called almost every major market top, including the October BTC ATH. Follow and turn notifications on. I’ll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines.

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Nick Saban got fired up. It was December 2014. A reporter asked about defensive lineman D.J. Pettway: “How gratifying is it to you to see him make the most of his second chance?” Saban launched into a speech every human needs to hear. (Pettway, who was dismissed from Alabama a year prior, returned to the program and earned his degree.) Here’s Saban on Second Chances: “There’s always a lot of criticism out there when somebody does something wrong. Everybody wants to know, how are you gonna punish the guy? “But there’s not enough, for 19 and 20 year old kids, people out there saying, why don’t you give them another chance. “Guy makes a mistake. Where do you want him to be? Want him to be in the street? Or do you want him to be here graduating? “Muhsin Muhammad played for me at Michigan State. Everybody in the school, every newspaper guy, everybody was killing the guy because he got in trouble and said there’s no way he should be on our team. I didn’t kick him off the team. I suspended him, I made him do stuff. “He graduated from Michigan State. He played 15 years in the league. He’s the president of a company now. He has 7 children, and his oldest daughter goes to Princeton. So, who was right? “I feel strong about this now. About all the criticism out there of every guy that’s 19 years old that makes a mistake and you all kill him. And then some people won’t stand up for him. “So my question to you is, where do you want him to be? “You want to condemn him to a life sentence? Or do you want the guy to have his children going to Princeton?” – It’s an important message in a world filled with hate. My takeaways: 1. Everyone makes mistakes. We just forget our own. 2. We tend to judge others who mess up. The better response is compassion. 3. Mistakes are teaching moments, first and foremost. Don’t waste that opportunity. 4. One mistake doesn’t (necessarily) make someone a bad person. Most people have the potential to learn, move on and do better. 5. That said, mistakes require accountability and carry consequences. You have to own them. 6. Second chances don’t guarantee third chances. 7. If you want to feel self-righteous, condemn someone. If you want to actually make a difference, love them. 8. The world needs more loving discipline. ||| Hope this is helpful. Follow me Teddy Mitrosilis for more writing. I’ll share more from Saban in my weekly newsletter →

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2,448,051 просмотров • 2 лет назад

📺 $TSLA HIT THE TARGET — TIME TO TAKE PROFITS? Please ❤️like and 🔁share with fellow Tesla traders/investors #Tesla closed Monday at $445.00, already reaching and slightly exceeding the key upside target of $442.26, which we had been anticipating for several weeks after bouncing from $347.63 long-term support. Price is now sitting right at a critical resistance zone: $442.26 → prior target, $444.99 → 5-week rising channel top. So, the key question now – is $TSLA just stretching into resistance (likely a pause/pullback)? Or has it broken through resistance (start of a new leg higher)? We are leaning toward “stretching” for now, not a confirmed breakout yet. For a true continuation higher, price behavior matters. We need a close above $444.99 (ideally two consecutive closes above this level). If this happens, the momentum “pull-away” effect kicks in, and short-term upside targets become: – $453.29 → next resistance (descending channel top) – $474.07 → major target (Nov high zone) If strength builds, $474.07 reachable mid this week (Wed–Thu). If #TSLA closes this week above $444.99, $498.83 (Dec high) is likely within 3–5 weeks, and $541.33 is possible within 2–3 months. This becomes a strong trend-continuation phase. * Today, if $TSLA opens above $444.99 → a quick move to $453.29 is possible. If it breaks above $453.29 → $474.07 becomes reachable even intraday. * Warning signals: – Failure to hold above $444.99 – Close back below $442.26 Stronger downside trigger: – Close below $415.83 → signals trend breakdown $387.07 becomes the downside target. This would shift the structure from trend continuation to a corrective pullback. * So, if already long, stay long, but watch key levels closely. If unsure, wait for a confirmation (close above $444.99). If you are not in yet, your entry becomes more attractive after a confirmed breakout, targeting the $500–$540 range. * So, $TSLA has completed its initial upside move and is now at a critical resistance zone. The market is deciding between: – Pause/consolidation (most likely near-term) – Aggressive breakout into a new bullish phase (if resistance breaks) Everything hinges on how the price behaves around $444.99 this week. * Watch the full Trading Plan for May 12, 2026 in this short video🔽

📺 $TSLA HIT THE TARGET — TIME TO TAKE PROFITS? Please ❤️like and 🔁share with fellow Tesla traders/investors #Tesla closed Monday at $445.00, already reaching and slightly exceeding the key upside target of $442.26, which we had been anticipating for several weeks after bouncing from $347.63 long-term support. Price is now sitting right at a critical resistance zone: $442.26 → prior target, $444.99 → 5-week rising channel top. So, the key question now – is $TSLA just stretching into resistance (likely a pause/pullback)? Or has it broken through resistance (start of a new leg higher)? We are leaning toward “stretching” for now, not a confirmed breakout yet. For a true continuation higher, price behavior matters. We need a close above $444.99 (ideally two consecutive closes above this level). If this happens, the momentum “pull-away” effect kicks in, and short-term upside targets become: – $453.29 → next resistance (descending channel top) – $474.07 → major target (Nov high zone) If strength builds, $474.07 reachable mid this week (Wed–Thu). If #TSLA closes this week above $444.99, $498.83 (Dec high) is likely within 3–5 weeks, and $541.33 is possible within 2–3 months. This becomes a strong trend-continuation phase. * Today, if $TSLA opens above $444.99 → a quick move to $453.29 is possible. If it breaks above $453.29 → $474.07 becomes reachable even intraday. * Warning signals: – Failure to hold above $444.99 – Close back below $442.26 Stronger downside trigger: – Close below $415.83 → signals trend breakdown $387.07 becomes the downside target. This would shift the structure from trend continuation to a corrective pullback. * So, if already long, stay long, but watch key levels closely. If unsure, wait for a confirmation (close above $444.99). If you are not in yet, your entry becomes more attractive after a confirmed breakout, targeting the $500–$540 range. * So, $TSLA has completed its initial upside move and is now at a critical resistance zone. The market is deciding between: – Pause/consolidation (most likely near-term) – Aggressive breakout into a new bullish phase (if resistance breaks) Everything hinges on how the price behaves around $444.99 this week. * Watch the full Trading Plan for May 12, 2026 in this short video🔽

Wicked Stocks

20,630 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

【📢Space: อันโดรเมด้า ชุน dunknatachai 】 #จุงดัง #JoongDunk #จุงอาเชน #dunknatachai 🐶we still get to see each other through social media all the time but i just want everyone not to worry. i want everyone to believe — believe in yourselves and also believe in us *JoongDunk — that one day there will definitely be a day that belongs to us : JoongDunk has a chance to have a fanco concert 🐶 actually i believe there will be, but maybe not right now. i think it will happen and if they can arrange the schedule, if they can manage things then… i’ll say this: schedule life schedule is the most important thing for us right now 🐶if there is a schedule where we can rehearse for a concert—really—i don’t want anyone to rush. i want everyone… i mean i understand, you want it to happen. but in the end, as for me as Joong—when i do a show, i’m very serious. i don’t want… i don’t like doing shows that are like… honestly, i don’t really—it’s not that i can’t do it, but i don’t like just singing a song and then moving on. you get it? you get it? i feel that if we do a show, it must have this and that, movements, moments, stories that connect together. if it’s going to be a real fancon, then rehearsals are very important 🐶so i just want us to have the time to rehearse until we are truly ready. that way, i would want to perform more. because. do you believe it? even though you guys are excited—my fans, you’re excited, right? about when there will be a fancon, wanting to see the shows and all that. do you believe it? me, as an actor, my only duty is to keep developing myself today, to be ready for the day it comes 🐶because suddenly, let’s say suddenly, two months from now, there could be a fancon. and i wouldn’t even know. “oh, it’s here already? how many days do i have to rehearse? 14 days? 7 days? 5 days? can i handle it? i must handle it. in the end, i must handle it.” but in the end, i want it to turn out the best, and the best for me, the best for us 🐶but i’ve already thought out the show! wait and see i’ve been waiting for years. i’ve thought about it all—the songs, the show, everything. but for now, it’s just a structure in my head, imagining how it could be. i’ve pictured it. i could already make 3–4 fancons from what’s in my head …. there are many themes—like which theme, this one, that one. right now i have about 3 themes. and if it still doesn’t happen yet, i’ll think up 3–4–5 more themes. it has to happen already! i keep thinking. and when the time really comes, when the higher-ups ask what i want, i’ll already have the vision. i’ll be able to show them: “this is what i thought. what do you think?” .. it’s very simple. it’s just that—i believe it’s not about being the fastest, it’s about the most suitable time. let’s wait for that moment

【📢Space: อันโดรเมด้า ชุน dunknatachai 】 #จุงดัง #JoongDunk #จุงอาเชน #dunknatachai 🐶we still get to see each other through social media all the time but i just want everyone not to worry. i want everyone to believe — believe in yourselves and also believe in us *JoongDunk — that one day there will definitely be a day that belongs to us : JoongDunk has a chance to have a fanco concert 🐶 actually i believe there will be, but maybe not right now. i think it will happen and if they can arrange the schedule, if they can manage things then… i’ll say this: schedule life schedule is the most important thing for us right now 🐶if there is a schedule where we can rehearse for a concert—really—i don’t want anyone to rush. i want everyone… i mean i understand, you want it to happen. but in the end, as for me as Joong—when i do a show, i’m very serious. i don’t want… i don’t like doing shows that are like… honestly, i don’t really—it’s not that i can’t do it, but i don’t like just singing a song and then moving on. you get it? you get it? i feel that if we do a show, it must have this and that, movements, moments, stories that connect together. if it’s going to be a real fancon, then rehearsals are very important 🐶so i just want us to have the time to rehearse until we are truly ready. that way, i would want to perform more. because. do you believe it? even though you guys are excited—my fans, you’re excited, right? about when there will be a fancon, wanting to see the shows and all that. do you believe it? me, as an actor, my only duty is to keep developing myself today, to be ready for the day it comes 🐶because suddenly, let’s say suddenly, two months from now, there could be a fancon. and i wouldn’t even know. “oh, it’s here already? how many days do i have to rehearse? 14 days? 7 days? 5 days? can i handle it? i must handle it. in the end, i must handle it.” but in the end, i want it to turn out the best, and the best for me, the best for us 🐶but i’ve already thought out the show! wait and see i’ve been waiting for years. i’ve thought about it all—the songs, the show, everything. but for now, it’s just a structure in my head, imagining how it could be. i’ve pictured it. i could already make 3–4 fancons from what’s in my head …. there are many themes—like which theme, this one, that one. right now i have about 3 themes. and if it still doesn’t happen yet, i’ll think up 3–4–5 more themes. it has to happen already! i keep thinking. and when the time really comes, when the higher-ups ask what i want, i’ll already have the vision. i’ll be able to show them: “this is what i thought. what do you think?” .. it’s very simple. it’s just that—i believe it’s not about being the fastest, it’s about the most suitable time. let’s wait for that moment

🇻🇳Jaidee’s aunt Bamnie🐣

11,734 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

I really learnt from the best If your content is averaging 700 views it’s of two things 1. It’s either you did not warm up your account well to the hashtag you are posting with 2. You have a general content problem , you need to find content that has been pushed in the last 1 month max and post I have 4 iPhones , 3 iphone 8 and 1 iPhone 7 , I post content on all everyday been doign this for the past 2 years I use the iPhone 7 to post for one of my brands And I use the 3 iPhone 8 to post for one brand The most important thing is , find what works for one phone and spread it across others It took me years to learn this One big lesson, don’t tell your vpn to X , you will hate yourself , not telling people the vpn I am using so they don’t overcrowd it If you post a content in your main niche, you should be averaging 1k+ - 5k+ views Trust me it’s a lot of work I also started posting on instagram and YouTube and they work differently , don’t post the same video content on both without observing hashtags I also posted on lemon8 , one of my post average 10k+ views Daily I get around 50 users , I have gone viral several times, one of my biggest virality is 700k+ views I really want to buy more iPhone 7 and 8 , It costs me arround $50-70 for each locally here Recently I have been thinking of how do I get clippers locally to do this and train them but it looks like it’s hard because you have to train them Taking advice from the legend Alex Nguyen I have not made a lot but trust me , it works This is proof from one of the apps , we ask during onboarding where they find us

Pixel_builder

48,458 просмотров • 26 дней назад

$Most people don’t understand why we’d leave Miami for the island. But after just 11 days here, I can tell you it was 100% the right move for us. The weather is perfect year-round. The beaches are unreal. Housing costs 40-60% less than what we were paying. And don’t even get me started on the tax benefits (4% corporate tax, 0% capital gains, 0% dividend income). But the real reason? This is where we want to start our family. Childcare, private education, healthcare - all at a fraction of mainland prices. This is what true freedom looks like - being able to wake up and say „I want something new“ and actually having the ability to do it. None of this would be possible without the passive income streams I’ve built over the last 7 years. Started with ATMs while working as a Detective, then discovered credit card machines two years ago. These little terminals now generate $25-30K monthly without employees, inventory, or maintenance. I place them at local businesses and make 1% on every transaction - even while I sleep. While we grow our main businesses and prepare for the next chapter of our lives, these machines give us the freedom to live exactly how we want, where we want. Want to learn how I built this passive income machine? DM me „INFO“ and I’ll send you a video breakdown.$

Most people don’t understand why we’d leave Miami for the island. But after just 11 days here, I can tell you it was 100% the right move for us. The weather is perfect year-round. The beaches are unreal. Housing costs 40-60% less than what we were paying. And don’t even get me started on the tax benefits (4% corporate tax, 0% capital gains, 0% dividend income). But the real reason? This is where we want to start our family. Childcare, private education, healthcare - all at a fraction of mainland prices. This is what true freedom looks like - being able to wake up and say „I want something new“ and actually having the ability to do it. None of this would be possible without the passive income streams I’ve built over the last 7 years. Started with ATMs while working as a Detective, then discovered credit card machines two years ago. These little terminals now generate $25-30K monthly without employees, inventory, or maintenance. I place them at local businesses and make 1% on every transaction - even while I sleep. While we grow our main businesses and prepare for the next chapter of our lives, these machines give us the freedom to live exactly how we want, where we want. Want to learn how I built this passive income machine? DM me „INFO“ and I’ll send you a video breakdown.

Paul Alex

67,323 просмотров • 1 год назад

I have no words to express the pain and horror I felt after watching this clip. The level of evil and cruelty you have to possess to say the kind of things he does about a deceased 7 year old, rape victim is beyond my comprehension. I struggled to even share this because I don’t want to ruin other peoples day with this. But I feel compelled to make a couple of points. 1) If you are a follower or fan of this individual and you continue to be so after hearing this, you need to be ashamed. I have long since argued that this man along with others popular characters in social media are psyop agents whose job it is to divide and trigger communities against each other. If this isn’t proof of that then I don’t know what to say anymore. 2) We need to pray for the people and for ourselves. Everyone needs to pray for all this evil to get as far away as possible from our lives, our everyday events and surroundings. Hate, violence, venomous behavior, toxicity in general can have its toll and if left unchecked, this is the kind of thing that creates and perpetuates a culture of wickedness. As a spiritual person this is what stands out to me above all the politics and discourse. Please protect yourself and keep these evil people far from your surroundings. I heard people are rallying to get him shut down one some platforms. You can search for it if interested. I would like to see more severe consequences but I’ll leave that alone. Absolutely insane.

I have no words to express the pain and horror I felt after watching this clip. The level of evil and cruelty you have to possess to say the kind of things he does about a deceased 7 year old, rape victim is beyond my comprehension. I struggled to even share this because I don’t want to ruin other peoples day with this. But I feel compelled to make a couple of points. 1) If you are a follower or fan of this individual and you continue to be so after hearing this, you need to be ashamed. I have long since argued that this man along with others popular characters in social media are psyop agents whose job it is to divide and trigger communities against each other. If this isn’t proof of that then I don’t know what to say anymore. 2) We need to pray for the people and for ourselves. Everyone needs to pray for all this evil to get as far away as possible from our lives, our everyday events and surroundings. Hate, violence, venomous behavior, toxicity in general can have its toll and if left unchecked, this is the kind of thing that creates and perpetuates a culture of wickedness. As a spiritual person this is what stands out to me above all the politics and discourse. Please protect yourself and keep these evil people far from your surroundings. I heard people are rallying to get him shut down one some platforms. You can search for it if interested. I would like to see more severe consequences but I’ll leave that alone. Absolutely insane.

Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸

33,250 просмотров • 1 год назад

If you don’t understand how to build a business around yourself, you will never be wealthy. Give me 2 minutes and I will teach you my 7-part system to start a business from nothing and scale to $10,000 or even $100,000 per month. (I used this exact system to build multiple 7-figure businesses and coach founders like you to do the same): Founders often ask, “Why should I build a personal media company? I’m not trying to get famous!” I think that’s like someone saying, “Why should I use a computer? I’m not trying to build Google!” Brands are everything - it’s your digital reputation, your credibility, and your reach. Your personal brand should persuade the people you sell to. It increases your surface area for: • Luck • Community • Connections In most dealrooms I walk into, the deals are already closed - they just want to see my face. Brands are now led by founders, not corporations. 1. Clarify Your Brand's Mission Your brand's essence must reflect your convictions - the values that steer your way of being. Journal daily about what you want to build and where you want to be in 10 years. Get clear on what it is that gets you out of bed each morning. 2. Apply the '5 Whys' technique: When you’re making a decision, drill down to its root cause by asking ‘Why?’ 5 times. Unearth your foundational 'why' - the motivator that drives you. What you’re really trying to answer: “why is what you’re doing compelling?” 3. Forge Your Audience with Consistent Content Creation Content is the lifeblood of your personal brand, magnifying your presence. Set time for writing and publishing on a platform - and commit. Prioritize regularity over sporadic bouts of inspiration. Done > perfect 4. Distill Your Unique Expertise and Find Your Niche Highlight your specific expertise - create and dominate a niche you can call your own. Drill down into the core interests you and your audience share. Own their attention and develop a meaningful connection over the long term. 5. Cultivate Authentic Relationships and Foster Community At the heart of your brand is its community - a group united by your vision. Providing value > transactions Real relationships > revenue Narrate your founding story candidly - authenticity attracts your community. 6. Build a Community The goal is to build a community of raving fans around your curiosity. • Embrace your weirdness • Test hypotheses through writing • Build your tribe of non-conformists Attract people who share your vision. 7. Every Brand is a Media Company Building a 7-figure personal media company is a mix of strategy, consistency, and genuineness. Find your mission. Stand for something significant. Nurture a supportive community. Provide value without fail. Follow this path, and watch your personal media company ascend like no other. If you want to learn more, check out my 7-part system in the video below. I teach you how to start a business from nothing, starting with yourself. Check out the replies below if you prefer YouTube, Spotify, or Apple.

MATT GRAY

24,138 просмотров • 1 год назад

30 uncomfortable things you should do alone (to build extreme confidence): 1. go to a restaurant and eat alone without using your phone. 2. go to a movie theater by yourself. 3. sit at a coffee shop alone for an hour and just observe people. 4. travel to a new city by yourself. 5. attend an event or class where you know nobody. 6. spend an entire day alone without texting or calling anyone. 7. write down your biggest fears and face one of them. 8. turn your phone off for a full day. 9. sit in silence for 30 minutes with no distractions. 10. journal honestly about your mistakes and what you learned 11. wake up at 5 am for 30 days straight. 12. go to the gym alone consistently. 13. take yourself on a solo workout challenge (run, gym, long walk). 14. cook all your meals for a full day. 15. read a full book in a quiet environment. 16. write a personal mission statement for your life. 17. list the habits that are holding you back. 18. spend a full day in nature by yourself. 19. take a long drive with no destination. 20. ask yourself hard questions about your future. 21. start a conversation with a stranger. 22. go somewhere nice where you feel slightly out of place. 23. try a new hobby alone. 24. go to a networking event by yourself. 25. take a class or workshop where you're the beginner. 26. write down the life you truly want without limiting yourself. 27. reflect on your childhood and how it shaped you. 28. make a 5-year life plan by yourself. 29. spend a day without any entertainment (no tv, social media, music). 30. sit alone and ask yourself: "am i proud of the person i'm becoming?" real talk: if you can learn to be comfortable alone, you stop needing validation from people who don't matter. that's where real confidence starts.

30 uncomfortable things you should do alone (to build extreme confidence): 1. go to a restaurant and eat alone without using your phone. 2. go to a movie theater by yourself. 3. sit at a coffee shop alone for an hour and just observe people. 4. travel to a new city by yourself. 5. attend an event or class where you know nobody. 6. spend an entire day alone without texting or calling anyone. 7. write down your biggest fears and face one of them. 8. turn your phone off for a full day. 9. sit in silence for 30 minutes with no distractions. 10. journal honestly about your mistakes and what you learned 11. wake up at 5 am for 30 days straight. 12. go to the gym alone consistently. 13. take yourself on a solo workout challenge (run, gym, long walk). 14. cook all your meals for a full day. 15. read a full book in a quiet environment. 16. write a personal mission statement for your life. 17. list the habits that are holding you back. 18. spend a full day in nature by yourself. 19. take a long drive with no destination. 20. ask yourself hard questions about your future. 21. start a conversation with a stranger. 22. go somewhere nice where you feel slightly out of place. 23. try a new hobby alone. 24. go to a networking event by yourself. 25. take a class or workshop where you're the beginner. 26. write down the life you truly want without limiting yourself. 27. reflect on your childhood and how it shaped you. 28. make a 5-year life plan by yourself. 29. spend a day without any entertainment (no tv, social media, music). 30. sit alone and ask yourself: "am i proud of the person i'm becoming?" real talk: if you can learn to be comfortable alone, you stop needing validation from people who don't matter. that's where real confidence starts.

alexei

34,003 просмотров • 4 дней назад

David Whyte is one of the world’s top living poets. He’s been writing seriously for ~50 years, and this interview is all about his love for language and philosophy of life. The highlights: 1. Poetry is the act of overhearing yourself say things you didn't know you knew. 2. Anger is the deepest form of care. 3. Good writing keeps the world alive as you name it. 4. Time is not slipping through our fingers; it is we who are slipping through the fingers of time. 5. “Pathmaker there is no path. You make the path by walking. By walking, you make the path.” — Antonio Machado 6. Just about every emotion, if a human being can feel it, is meant to be felt. 7. Poetry is language against which we have no defenses. 8. We often use language as a defense mechanism. Instead of allowing ourselves to fully experience an emotion, we'll name them in ways that create distance and keep us “safe” from having to feel them deeply. 9. When we talk to other people, how often are we trying to throw our voice into their bodies so they'll say what we want them to say? 10. Sometimes it takes darkness and the sweet confinement of your aloneness to learn what we most desperately need to learn. 11. In the Gospels, Peter is only able to walk on water for as long as he’s focused on Jesus calling to him, but begins to sink the moment he looks back at the boat (which represents safety and his own life). 12. There's no way you can follow your passion without having your heart broken. I've shared the full conversation with David Whyte below. If you'd prefer to watch on YouTube or listen on Apple or Spotify, check out the reply tweets. Enjoy!

David Whyte is one of the world’s top living poets. He’s been writing seriously for ~50 years, and this interview is all about his love for language and philosophy of life. The highlights: 1. Poetry is the act of overhearing yourself say things you didn't know you knew. 2. Anger is the deepest form of care. 3. Good writing keeps the world alive as you name it. 4. Time is not slipping through our fingers; it is we who are slipping through the fingers of time. 5. “Pathmaker there is no path. You make the path by walking. By walking, you make the path.” — Antonio Machado 6. Just about every emotion, if a human being can feel it, is meant to be felt. 7. Poetry is language against which we have no defenses. 8. We often use language as a defense mechanism. Instead of allowing ourselves to fully experience an emotion, we'll name them in ways that create distance and keep us “safe” from having to feel them deeply. 9. When we talk to other people, how often are we trying to throw our voice into their bodies so they'll say what we want them to say? 10. Sometimes it takes darkness and the sweet confinement of your aloneness to learn what we most desperately need to learn. 11. In the Gospels, Peter is only able to walk on water for as long as he’s focused on Jesus calling to him, but begins to sink the moment he looks back at the boat (which represents safety and his own life). 12. There's no way you can follow your passion without having your heart broken. I've shared the full conversation with David Whyte below. If you'd prefer to watch on YouTube or listen on Apple or Spotify, check out the reply tweets. Enjoy!

David Perell

120,199 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

There is one thing I would never recommend: spending all your time learning Figma. Let me explain this better. A while ago, a guy messaged me on WhatsApp. He said he got my number from one of my YouTube videos. He told me he had been a UX designer for three years, but no one had ever paid him to do any design work. I told him there were only two possible reasons. Either he had been very inconsistent, or he had spent those 3 years learning Figma. He admitted it was both. This was his usual pattern. Anytime he saw a friend get a job as a project manager, he would switch to PM. He would spend 3 - 4 months taking courses, then go for interviews. If he failed one, he took it as a sign that the path was not for him. Within 3 years, he had touched five different tech roles. This is very common with most immigrants trying to get into tech. This is the tech skill paying more, you jump in. Oh is not this one again, here are 5 tech skill that will pay you to sleep. You jump on it. All those aspire to megwaire to papaya. I won’t even tell you to “stay consistent.” At age 30 and 35, you have to learn how to start something and stay with it regardless of the outcome. Most freelancers don’t jump from pillar to post when they can’t get another gig after 3months. They stay in one lane, keep driving, and trust that anything capable of making you $20 today can also make you $100k if you stay long enough and play it strategically. Figma won’t save you from indecision. Knowing how to use it won’t even make you a ux designer either. Kwechiri… Onye kwe chiya ekwe (ask your Igbo friend the meaning).

There is one thing I would never recommend: spending all your time learning Figma. Let me explain this better. A while ago, a guy messaged me on WhatsApp. He said he got my number from one of my YouTube videos. He told me he had been a UX designer for three years, but no one had ever paid him to do any design work. I told him there were only two possible reasons. Either he had been very inconsistent, or he had spent those 3 years learning Figma. He admitted it was both. This was his usual pattern. Anytime he saw a friend get a job as a project manager, he would switch to PM. He would spend 3 - 4 months taking courses, then go for interviews. If he failed one, he took it as a sign that the path was not for him. Within 3 years, he had touched five different tech roles. This is very common with most immigrants trying to get into tech. This is the tech skill paying more, you jump in. Oh is not this one again, here are 5 tech skill that will pay you to sleep. You jump on it. All those aspire to megwaire to papaya. I won’t even tell you to “stay consistent.” At age 30 and 35, you have to learn how to start something and stay with it regardless of the outcome. Most freelancers don’t jump from pillar to post when they can’t get another gig after 3months. They stay in one lane, keep driving, and trust that anything capable of making you $20 today can also make you $100k if you stay long enough and play it strategically. Figma won’t save you from indecision. Knowing how to use it won’t even make you a ux designer either. Kwechiri… Onye kwe chiya ekwe (ask your Igbo friend the meaning).

designwithkingsley

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jeff bezos on why playing the long game beats everyone: 1. most things we built took five to seven years before they made the company a single dollar. customers got value right away. but shareholders had to wait years. that gap is exactly where almost everyone gives up. 2. when you hit a problem, never accept either/or thinking. don't choose between two good options invent a way to get both. you can invent your way out of any box if you actually believe you can. 3. listen to customers obsessively. ignore them and you'll go astray. but they won't tell you everything. it's not their job to invent for themselves. you have to invent on their behalf. 4. if you think long-term, you have to be willing to be misunderstood. anything new and disruptive looks wrong in the early innings. we got called amazon.toast and a lot of things i can't repeat here. that's just the toll. 5. when people criticize us we ask one thing: do we actually think we're right? if yes, we keep going. if we think they have a point, we fix it fast. but we never cave just because the pressure wants a short-term answer. 6. thinking in five and seven year frames is far rarer than you'd guess. that's the whole reason it works. while everyone else chases the next quarter, you're quietly building something they can't touch.

jeff bezos on why playing the long game beats everyone: 1. most things we built took five to seven years before they made the company a single dollar. customers got value right away. but shareholders had to wait years. that gap is exactly where almost everyone gives up. 2. when you hit a problem, never accept either/or thinking. don't choose between two good options invent a way to get both. you can invent your way out of any box if you actually believe you can. 3. listen to customers obsessively. ignore them and you'll go astray. but they won't tell you everything. it's not their job to invent for themselves. you have to invent on their behalf. 4. if you think long-term, you have to be willing to be misunderstood. anything new and disruptive looks wrong in the early innings. we got called amazon.toast and a lot of things i can't repeat here. that's just the toll. 5. when people criticize us we ask one thing: do we actually think we're right? if yes, we keep going. if we think they have a point, we fix it fast. but we never cave just because the pressure wants a short-term answer. 6. thinking in five and seven year frames is far rarer than you'd guess. that's the whole reason it works. while everyone else chases the next quarter, you're quietly building something they can't touch.

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