Astris
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Astris
@_Astris_
The Greatest. From the Stars. Opinions are My Own. Free Thinker. The universe is Ours to Conquer.
Earth. Katılım Aralık 2020
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@apollozen Absolutely. If you think about it, this thought makes a ton of sense. Why other think when you can just retardmaxx and create your vision board a piece at a time.
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The importance of retardmaxxing:
High IQ often means overcomplicating everything. Always analyzing, always strategizing. I catch myself doing this all the time.
But the truth is, most high IQ people are miserable. When your brain is wired to constantly dissect, predict, and overanalyze, you see every flaw, every risk, every hidden angle.
It’s like carrying X-ray vision for reality. You can’t just enjoy the moment because you’re busy seeing how fragile everything really is. You know the odds, the statistics, the history. You can’t unsee it.
The more you know, the harder it is to laugh freely, to be lighthearted, to feel joy without caveats. That’s why so many brilliant people end up restless, cynical, even depressed.
Meanwhile, the simple ones look happier, lighter, free.
Moral of the story: You need to be retardmaxxing more often.
Elisha Long@ElishaDLong
You fail because you are afraid to be simple Retardmaxx it
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🚨Anti Immigration protests in the Netherlands have driven Police away.
The numbers are HUGE
They want their country back
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I'm not against VC but I feel there's 2 types of VC startups
1) have an idea, build a product, get product market fit, grow, realize they need money, raise money, use it where they need it, improve product, get more users, when it makes sense either sell or IPO
2) move to SF, network with SF people, raise money from VCs that are now your friends, make a big flashy announcement that you have $$$ now, use the $$$ to rapidly pump your user numbers, now figure out how to sell the thing to friend of a friend's company for $500M
I think the first is building a startup, while the second is just high-level financial and social engineering
@levelsio@levelsio
You can often predict a company's course if their announcements talk more about how much investment they got than their product If I'd raise $50M maybe I'd not even tweet it? Just use it to improve the product and get more users and talk about that Having $$$ in the bank tells me absolutely nothing about why I should use your product, it's not my money, it's your money, it benefits me as a customer exactly zero If you post some really cool new feature you build, that makes me want to sign up and become a customer though
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Hundreds of people asked me recently how to grow on X
The path is extremely simple:
0-500: be a reply guy, leave 50 comments a day and engage more than you post
500-3000: do giveaways/lead magnets. It's either product, service, or information
3000-10000: download @TweetHunterIO, analyze the most viral posts of people in your niche, then replicate them
10000+: just expiriment with the content, below 10k followers you're big enough for your content to go viral but not big enough for people to really care about you. Perfect time for experiments
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You can measure most people’s success by the amount of work they did after they stopped feeling like it.
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"Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak."
- Sun Tzu
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Be boring.
Wake up early, go for a walk, get sunlight, brew some coffee, read books, spend time with friends and family.
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@NavalQuotes247 @naval But then again, speed wins the game every damn time!
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