Ryan Carter

@TeamYouTube I created a channel and secured the handle cardboardconfidential. Studio is blocking me from making my display name "Cardboard Confidential". This naming convention is common & have confirmed it does not violate policy. Please DM to help lift this automated block.

@TeamYouTube @TeamYouTube tagging for visibility above. Thanks!

@TeamYouTube It does not violate your policies. There are hundreds of channels who use the same naming convention and the name I’m trying to use is the exact same as my handle. Please escalate and resolve this ASAP. Thanks!

@TeamYouTube @TeamYouTube Hi! I just created a channel and successfully secured the handle cardboardconfidential. However, YouTube Studio is throwing a generic error and blocking me from making my display name "Cardboard Confidential". Can you please help manually lift this automated block?

Update: You should now be able to access your recorded content as normal. Thanks so much for your patience while our teams worked to fix this! 📺

@petesena @OfficialLoganK @Google @GeminiApp Would love them!

Ngl new google model is insane. Video/audio/everything. Want the prompts tag me.

If you’ve been around crypto for a few years, you’ve no doubt heard of the concept of a “floor price.” And you’ve no doubt been let down anytime you put your belief into an asset that claimed to have one. But Nirvana’s $ANA token is quite literally built different. 1/ 🧵

It’s live. The new podcast Jon and I have been building @LowBarPodcast just dropped. We’ve done hundreds of episodes over the years, but this one feels different. No guests. No fake “value.” Just two operators talking the way real entrepreneurs actually talk. Episode 1 & 2 went out this morning and the second one might be the best thing I’ve ever recorded. It’s raw, fast, and the exact kind of conversation that got me obsessed with business in the first place. If you’ve ever listened to anything I’ve done, this is the one I want you to hear. Go follow Low Bar on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Leave a review if you dig it — it helps way more than you think. Business is simple. People are lazy. 🎧YouTube @LowBarPod?sub_confirmation=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@LowBarPod?sub… 🎧Apple podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/low… 🎧Spotify open.spotify.com/show/0egR0y3St…

Poker players talk about EV and ROI all day while refusing to pay for coaching/training because they “want to figure it out for themselves.” Learning from someone who understands your leaks and how to plug them is one of the few legitimate shortcuts in this world.

@mbrown_co Happily ever after doesn't exist.

Obsession has a price. This is a word that is being tossed around a lot as the new euphemism for hustle culture. In the last decade or so, I’ve been “obsessed” with one question: What makes a great life? The answer lies in being present. Hustle culture is built on a lie: If you achieve the thing, sell the company, reach an arbitrary financial finish line, all of the sacrifice will be worth it. But in my own experience, plus working with hundreds of founders, the problem is that the feeling we hope success will finally give us is fleeting. It feels good for a few days or weeks, but then you realize you are still the same person you always were. This is why post-exit founders, gold medalists, and other high achievers often face an identity crisis in the vacuum left after winning. This doesn’t mean we should give up. Far from it. But build in such a way that the life you are living in the pursuit of your goals makes the outcome irrelevant. If you are sacrificing your family, your relationships, your health, or your peace in the name of reaching some goal: It’s not worth it. You can still build while being present with those who matter. Or they might not be there when you finally wake up.

Approach poker like a sport, and you'll have the opportunity to be paid like a professional athlete. Approach poker like a game, and you'll be lucky to break even.

Just launched a new website for everything A-Game Poker. To celebrate, I'm running a 50% off sale on my A-Game Poker Masterclass. Link in reply 👇

I've created an additional account with a focus on my poker-specific content. Give it a follow if you're in the game. 👇

“Because I said so” is meat headed might-makes-right irrationality. The alternative is on audible @jason!

For the last 10 months I've sent out my Spere newsletter each Sunday. I've barely mentioned it here, but that stops now. Here are 5 of our most popular editions to get you caught up 👇

The other day, a Hampton member asked in slack if anyone could help a friend’s son with terminal cancer see Imagine Dragons in Aspen. Members immediately hit their networks. Several got in touch with the tour manager. Within a few hours they helped secure tickets, backstage passes, and a full meet-and-greet. This maybe the most fulfilling thing Hampton has done for another human.

Your business should make you a better person, not just a richer one. If success is turning you into someone you don't recognize, you're optimizing for the wrong metrics. The point isn't just to build something valuable, it's to become someone valuable in the process.

Liquidated Ep. 21 is NOW LIVE on YouTube 📺🔥 @ElliotRoe1 & @tradermayne drop gems on trading psychology and how to build the mental edge to win in any market. Watch here: youtu.be/ofGr6n3oqj0

You're weird if you don't like tacos

@devenmorgan Play the call, call the league after.

So imagine your 18U team has their 1st league playoff game. The opponent has a number of kids in their starting lineup who are not on their roster - including the starting pitcher. Do you…

People say they are building their empire to give their kids a better life. But if you truly want to give your kids a better life, work on yourself, not on your business. Here’s the truth no one admits: your business is for you, not for your kids. People say they’re doing it for their kids so they can justify missing school plays, never being home for dinner, and constantly checking their phone. But if you ask your kids what they actually want, it’s not an empire. It’s not your accomplishments. It’s not a trust or inheritance. They want you. They want you to be present while you watch their new magic trick. They want you to listen while they tell you the thing they just figured out. They want you to watch them without your mind racing about your to-do list, or your meeting tomorrow, or your investor deck. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t build. Far from it. We trick ourselves into thinking that if we give them all of the external things, that makes us a good parent. But the greatest gift you can give your kids is in being here and now.