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Mindset Simple concept. Massive impact. We all tell stories to ourselves. These determine our outcomes and define reality. 90% walk around with an idea that limits their potential, not encourages it. Believe you can't grow and you won't. Understand you can and you will. https://t.co/8dOyWHqncU

Growing from concept to millions requires adaptability -- in mindset & skillset. Especially from the founder, who needs to shift his/her daily responsibilities with growth. Casey Clark from Cultivate Advisors created this roadmap for bootstrappers: ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️

In cultures of arrogance, people get rewarded for expressing certainty and conviction. The most confident speaker claims the most status. In cultures of humility, people are applauded for admitting ignorance and asking questions. The most complex thinker earns the most respect.

Thinking about doing a PhD but not sure if it's the right path for you? Refer to this handy flow chart @AcademicChatter #phdchat #phdlife https://t.co/8y8glRbVHd

cerita SBM ITB -a thread- https://t.co/8MOXn1dIwR

@EvaFoxU Very important that there be an organization tasked with regulation removal or the number of rules will grow every year until progress is completely buried by bureaucracy!

Stanford CS 329S course taught by @chipro is one of the best courses to learn how to develop real-world machine learning systems. The entire course is now available for free. The link is below https://t.co/ZAptrrxLYT

180 Data Science and Machine Learning Projects with Python https://t.co/OcFgKuzKZ6 #DataScience #MachineLearning

Indonesia merdeka dari penjajahan: tahun 1945. Ilmu pengetahuan Indonesia merdeka dari penjajahan dunia Barat: kapan ya??? 🤔🤔🤔 https://t.co/Ti39C1h31W

10 Visuals That Will Transform Your Mind 1. https://t.co/xrBTbE9VMG

"Stories are a communal currency of humanity." Through stories, you can use the power of persuasion to bring teams, investors & customers over to your side. For a startup, storytelling is essential to succeed. https://t.co/L72pil3BgS

1/ Ben Horowitz @bhorowitz is a co-founder and general partner at the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz He wrote: "The Hard Thing About Hard Things" https://t.co/kwLhEHmJ12

1. Connect on social media Cold contact at least 1-2 people a month. Send a short DM that tells them: • why you want to connect • that you have nothing to sell • one thing you're interested in learning from them

2. Shiny Object Syndrome https://t.co/uhXmkO2AQK

An illustration on Handling missing data #datascience https://t.co/CliaP8y62p

10 No-code tools every startup should be using: 1. CopyAI @copy_ai 2. Zapier @zapier 3. Notion @NotionHQ 4. Rows @RowsHQ 5. Bubble @bubble 6. Bravo Studio @Bravostudioapp 7. BannerBear @bannerbearHQ 8. Jotform Apps @jotform 9. Typedream @typedreamhq 10. Coda @coda_hq

💡 The cost of mapping a genome has fallen ~100,000% over the last 15 years. If that doesn't speak to you, we're talking about $100m down to <$1k – faster than Moore's law. https://t.co/2wk1ZhqnQX

In 1994, Jeff Bezos famously spotted a stat that made him leave his high-paying PE job to start Amazon: 💡 The Internet was growing 2300% per year. What are the generation-defining stats of today? I'll post a few to kick things off...

An Illustrated Subway Map of Human Anatomy 🗺️ https://t.co/1ip4NCpG1N https://t.co/i6fmXxZ3fv

This is a good piece, but there's one big piece of the jigsaw that I think a lot of people covering the role of the open source community in the coverage of Ukraine are missing... https://t.co/9LjjFjThS9

7 tips to improve your WRITING forever: h/t @wes_kao https://t.co/KvV71Y3U3w

1/ Build in public Too many founders want to build "in stealth"—so they can do a grand reveal to the world. Unfortunately, stealth = • Slower • Very expensive • Harder to iterate • More pressure to make it "perfect" Building in public = speed & easier to iterate.

Your job is to survive. You can't reap the rewards of the next bull cycle if you fuck it up during this bear market. Defense wins championships. Crypto will break ATHs again, but not all projects will make it. That's why it's important to position yourself correctly.

Step 1.) Start with the Work When you cold email someone––they'll immediately think: "Is this person worth my time?" Prove it with your work. Whether it's a: • Portfolio site • A pdf • Your Twitter account Expensive sites are overrated, just make it easy to view work.

1. Never hit "send" on something you wouldn't want to read yourself That's a pretty high threshold to hit consistently. Be a master of your craft, it will be noticed.

We can fix this problem with translation: taking abstract numbers and turning them into things that make sense to us. This means transforming numbers into stuff we can visualize. Here're 5 tips from Chip Heath & Karla Starr's book, "Making Numbers Count" https://t.co/buFwtGWtEy

When I graduated college, my plan was: - Start at a big company (~5,000) - Then work at a smaller one (~50) - Then join as an early employee (~8) - Then start my own Here’s why and what I learned along the way:

1. Digital marketing Foundation by Linkedin Academy Waktu kursus : 2 Jam Pembahasannya lumayan lengkap dr mulai digital marketing framework, SEO, Sosial media dll Link : https://t.co/z31YwWDFTu

Top 21 Joe Rogan Episodes that will change your life A THREAD:

https://t.co/08yjap94z3're more than your goals and achievements Seriously You are enough You are doing your best And you matter more than words and accolades