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1. Unconventional success requires an unconventional path. Most people would rather be wrong with the crowd than be right alone. Remember: the social rewards of conformity exceed those of isolation. If you can avoid seeking the approval of others, your power is limitless.

Today, Morning Brew is a 110-person, 8-figure media brand. But back in 2015, it was a shitty PDF with a couple hundre…

Today, Morning Brew is a 110-person, 8-figure media brand. But back in 2015, it was a shitty PDF with a couple hundred readers. That's why taking the leap into entrepreneurship was so difficult. Here’s how I made the big move 🧵 https://t.co/xTLKjZQc0b

A big part of becoming a better investor is not very intuitive: Studying non-investing related fields like psychology, history, physics, complex adaptive systems, non-linearity, probability and statistics. Here are my 10 favorite non-investing investing books📚 Thread 🧵👇

1. You Haven’t Crystalized Your Vision You’ll never get anywhere if you don’t know what you want. So, write down a vision for your ideal life, and be specific about it. Most find that using pen and paper over a computer gets the best results.

🔥NEW PROJECT🔥 'The Flemish Scrollers' is software automatically tagging distracted Belgian politician when they use their phone on the daily livestreams. This with the help of AI. Results are posted on Twitter @FlemishScroller and IG TheFlemishScrollers https://t.co/9Hg0Qz8TnJ https://t.co/kwzcn2DjfB

It's Sunday morning, I slept well and I am just having my first cup of coffee after sleeping in until about 8am, so I am going to share with you a few insights I learned from designing (from scratch) a qualitative methods course. Buckle up.

Things I've learned about influencer marketing after successfully running an Influencer marketplace startup for 8 months. A Thread 🧵

All of @naval's recommended nonfiction books in a single thread. "Read What You Love Until You Love to Read" " I read all kinds of stuff I disagree with because they’re mind-bending"

Good idea or bad? A platform to find & hire private tutors for adults who want to learn and master key life skills (like how to set up financial planning, how to build an audience for my startup etc) Why did we stop getting private tutors after school? 🤔

If only expressing our mind was that easy.. Countless stories & reflections were untold just because someone was having a har…

Original thinkers, Grant found out that they are: 1) Moderate procrastinators. Quick to start, slow to finish. 2) Full of doub…

A commoner's logic: In democracy where voting is the way of choosing leaders, the elected can only be as good as the people wh…

After all this hustle, working weekends, sleepless nights and backpain, if nothing work... I will be happy atleast I tried! 😇

@alhrkn The best place is the place where both of you comfort. Grow is conditioned by the environment, and its just about the place.

Data doesn’t usually come out clean or with clear guidance. Presenting it the right way is a job in itself. https://t.co/WZ0mmGOBMP

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One chart that shows a key to the US economy's huge innovative advantage over other nations. It shows the global flows of inventors into and out of various countries from 2000-2010. What this looks like from 2020-2030 will shape the future world economy. https://t.co/i4mRfct3ls https://t.co/yBVnNshWBi

"50 percent of the links embedded in Court opinions since 1996, when the first hyperlink was used, no longer worked. And 75 percent of the links in the Harvard Law Review no longer worked." https://t.co/47VdgFeQBD

PSA. The focus of an MVP is to demonstrate some early signs of a (product) solution to problem fit. It is fine to have nocode / freeware (google docs, notion, substack) stuff as proxies. The 1st version of Dunzo was Kabeer, the founder + 8k whatsapp groups! Yup! https://t.co/a6r5pzde5u

The most painful part of this dire condition is that everything, EVERYTHING, was predicted. Every aspect of it. We even had the chance to observe the mistakes other countries made. But I guess we just don't learn, do we?

@Devshah_off I give away startup ideas you can make with google sheets and gumroad https://t.co/7LZQlUY0Kw

1) Manoj Bhargava was born in Lucknow, India in 1953. In 1967, his family moved to the US so his dad could get his PhD at Wharton. His family went from Indian affluence to living in an $80 per month West Philly apt. At age 17, he started his first business.

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You hear COVID vaccines are highly effective, & protection will last years. But you also hear people are getting COVID even after 2 doses of vaccines, & some have died. What gives? Here are 4 reasons why excellent vaccines sometimes appear not to work: Thread below 👇

Today is Elon Musk's 50th birthday! Here's a video I made celebrating the incredible things that he has achieved. Happy birthday @elonmusk 😃 Thanks to @FlaTesla for helping with this @tesla @spacex https://t.co/X5AMvMXBx6

Amazon will lose $1.6 billion in sales if their page takes 1 second longer to load. 40% of users will close a page if it doesn't open in 3+ seconds. Thread: 17 lessons I learned about making fast websites.

Sunday reminder that you don't need to read 1 book a day, get listed on Forbes 70 U70, start a company or be LinkedIn vision influencer. Just focus on doing the things you love, spending time with people who care about you and interacting with folks who resonate well with you.

All the 700+ private companies in the world that are valued at $1B+ in one chart: https://t.co/VZMwvB06ZC