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London is truly one of the most beautiful places in the summer.
As much as I dislike things about it, it’s home. And I haven’t been to anywhere else with a similar vibe yet.
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i never (ever) thought i would see the day, but i've finally started posting on linkedin
want to test it for a few months for a goal i have in mind, any advice appreciated
go react, share and connect below for a chance to win $25 (free lunch ;p) to match the story below
not on this post above but the one on linkedin
link here: lnkd.in/p/ep8rkncM
screenshot with proof and ill pick someone in 48 hours (remind me below this post so i dont forget)
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very good post and a silent killer for majority of creators
gets to a point where all of your content creation... is about content creation
its a niche that exists, but also not valuable enough to outlive and grow endlessly
most people realise this year(s) after no growth
quitting your job to become a full-time creator is a mistake for growth people.
and yah, i also want followers to read my stuff so i’m arguing with myself here lol.
but hear me out.
people started reading your stuff because you were doing cool shit.
working inside startups. trying things. sitting next to people who made you feel kinda dumb.
then you quit to spend more time telling us stuff.
but now you’re getting your stuff from other people’s posts and podcasts.
you’re not testing anything anymore. you don’t see what actually works and what flops.
and the best stuff is the stuff nobody’s written down yet. you only find it because your job forces you to try it.
so slowly, the only thing you have left to talk about is... content creation.
which is not that interesting lol.
i’d rather have less time to make content and more things worth talking about.
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i must be the only one with bad EightSleep experience
just came back home and the hub… just broke? went through all troubleshoot doesn’t turn on basically
they sent me another replacement
at this point I don’t even want to use it anymore
going to admit it: EightSleep is overrated and not how people describe it
but i think its dependant on the country you live in for its effectiveness
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im not smart but imo its kinda obvious that the real reason why Jensen resigned is different from what is publicly being told
something happened, or someone wanted him out and they turned it around in less than a week
if not, seems like such a silly decision to let go off the guy who created the worlds most valuable company from scratch
this is actually crazy
i didn’t expect this ngl
BREAKING: Colette Kress has been appointed interim CEO of Nvidia, $NVDA, following Jensen Huang's immediate resignation.
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Jensen Huang slept with a Chinese spy and exec at his company whilst being married so I panic sold all my Bitcoin
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i wasn’t here for this time but it’s obvious to assume the sentiment around crypto twitter is widely different from the early days
incentives were different, it was more pure
we’ve lost a lot of that love
A man spent years teaching people about Bitcoin, but when he admitted he wasn't rich from it, one of Bitcoin's biggest figures mocked him. What happened next made him a millionaire.
> Andreas Antonopoulos had been educating people about Bitcoin since 2012.
> He wrote books, gave hundreds of talks and helped thousands of people understand Bitcoin.
> But there was one thing he didn't have, a massive Bitcoin fortune.
> In December 2017, Roger Ver, popularly known as Bitcoin Jesus, questioned why Andreas hadn't become rich from Bitcoin despite being an early advocate.
> Andreas replied that he had actually bought Bitcoin early.
> But in 2013, he sold his holdings to pay rent and support his family.
> He had spent years working on Bitcoin without a steady income and couldn't afford to keep holding.
> That response changed everything.
> Bitcoin supporters began sharing his donation address, encouraging people who had benefited from his work to give something back.
> Within three days, hundreds of donations had poured in.
> One person sent 79 bitcoin:native, while another donation was worth $1.2 MILLION at the time.
> By December 8, Andreas had received approximately 102 bitcoin:native worth $1.6 MILLION at the time.
> At today's Bitcoin price, those 102 bitcoin:native would be worth approximately $7.5 MILLION.
> Andreas was so overwhelmed that he described reading the messages with tears in his eyes.
> He had spent years helping people discover Bitcoin and when the community found out he wasn't wealthy, they sent him a fortune.
