Sagar Tiwary

I am 21 and I didn’t take the MBA route. I left it behind to help founders build their personal brand so their products sell themselves 🧵👇

@Boudatw Exactly, you can train output, but you can't train someone to see the same future you do. When both sides already get it, things just move faster. Btw, are you still looking for a video content creator?

there's something unique about building the future with people who already see it.

Can anyone now build a SaaS from their bathroom?

@AnandAshok_23 For context, lol Mike Krieger (Anthropic CPO) quit Figma's board on April 14. Anthropic shipped Claude Design on April 17. Figma stock moved the same day. Three days between board resignation and the launch that competes with Figma's core product. Nothing about this is accidental

Designers are cooked. Anthropic launched Claude Design. You point it at your website once. It learns your brand, fonts, spacing, everything. Then every prototype, pitch deck, landing page, and dashboard you create is on-brand by default. One click ships it as real code. Not a mockup. Live site. Figma's next 18 months are going to be painful. #claudedown #webdesign #claudedesign #anthropic

The latest Claude model can turn out to be very dangerous for your website. So Anthropic built something called Claude Mythos. And next, what they decided is not to release it publicly. That alone should tell you something about how bothersome this is. (1/9)🧵

@AnandAshok_23 The interesting part is that it changes user behaviour, not just perception people will give longer prompts, share more context, and rely more on it which ironically makes the outputs better over time

@AnandAshok_23 This is inspiring and trying to do everything yourself will slow you down more than anything.

I was 16 when I built my first website. had no clue what I was doing tbh. just messing around and figuring things out. since then -First startup failed (badly) -went through way too many ups & downs -tried doing everything myself (don’t recommend) took me a while to realise this but… You can’t scale if you’re the system. So I stopped trying to do everything and started building one. That’s how Quixta happened. now it’s: -I have a 25+ person team -Served 400+ clients -Worked across 20+ countries -Charging $5k–$8k per website Still learning. Still building. But at least I’m not doing it alone anymore. -

This is the part people hide when they talk about success🔥

@onu_slim financial discipline matters more than the size of the paycheck.

This guy earns ₦168,000 per month working remotely for a Naija tech. Because he works from home, he avoids many daily costs like long transport and eating outside, so he plans his money carefully. Monthly breakdown: Tax & deductions: ₦5,000 Family support: ₦10,000 Savings: ₦20,000 Investments: ₦15,000 Emergency buffer: ₦15,000 Personal living expenses (food, data, electricity, small needs): ₦90,000 Girlfriend & social life: ₦13,000 Total = ₦168,000 He does not borrow to impress people. He does not lend money he cannot afford to lose. He lives within his means. Every month he quietly puts aside ₦50,000 for his future. Over 24 months (2 years): Savings ₦20,000 × 24 = ₦480,000 Investments ₦15,000 × 24 = ₦360,000 With moderate returns ≈ ₦450,000 Emergency buffer ₦15,000 × 24 = ₦360,000 Total financial base after 2 years ≈ ₦1,290,000 Still supporting family. Still living normally. Still maintaining relationships. This is the quiet power of financial discipline. Even with a modest income, consistency can build a solid foundation.

@cryptofergani posts like this usually mean nothing actually happens.

Tonight will change the world forever. Something MASSIVE is going to happen... I can't leak it but you all know deep inside what is coming. Trust your gut, and pray to God.

@BaluGorade the best asset is the one you actually use.

Two people in my colony. Same profession. One owns a Creta, but I mostly see him on a bike. The car rarely moves. The other owns a Grand i10 and uses the car almost every day. The bike is rarely used. Sometimes a smaller car that gets used daily makes more sense than a bigger one that mostly sits in the parking. 😇

@yavanikashah most things stressing you at 25 won’t even matter by 30.

I turn 30 this year. Advice to my 25-year-old self: Buy less clothes, but buy better. Same goes for makeup. Lift weights. Avoid loans. Stop overexplaining your “no”. Invest early. Travel often. Stand in rooms where you’re not the smartest person. Leave friendships that feel like unpaid internships. Also relax a little. Everything you’re stressing about eventually becomes a funny story.

@MikeBales the real lesson: the house always wins.

A guy couldn't find a job anywhere, so he opened a small "miracle clinic." Outside, he put up a big sign: Treatment: $300. If it doesn't work, you get $1,000 back! A local know-it-all thought, "Easy money." He walked in and said, "Doc, I've completely lost my sense of taste." The guy calmly said, "Nurse, bring Box #22. Three drops." The nurse put three drops in the man's mouth. The man immediately spat it out. "That's gasoline!" The doctor smiled. "Congratulations! Your taste is back. That'll be $300." The man stormed out, furious. A week later, he returned. "Doc, my memory is getting really bad." The doctor said, "Nurse, Box #22. Three drops." The man yelled, "Wait! That's the gasoline one for taste!" The doctor grinned. "Great! Your memory is back too. $300, please!" Now the man was determined to win. He came back again and said, "Doc, I'm losing my eyesight." The doctor sighed. "I'm sorry. I don't have medicine for that. Here's your $1,000." The man looked at the bills. "This is only $500!" The doctor smiled. "And your vision is back. That'll be $300."

@TheMattViera some careers win slowly but very reliably.

When my friend started teaching she made $54k. Today she makes $117k. In her final year she'll make $150k+. When she retires she'll have: • A full pension • ~$1M invested • Health coverage for life All from a public school teaching career. With summers off.

@Ravisutanjani banks make billions from small penalties most people barely notice.

🚨 Minimum Balance Charges Taken By Banks • Private Banks : ₹11,000 Crore • Public Sector Banks : ₹8093 Crore Banks Collected Massive ₹19,000 Crore in 3 Years HDFC Bank Alone Collected Over ₹3872 Crore This is Hard Earned Money of Middle Class People

@readswithravi your environment quietly compounds into the person you become.

The person you will be in 5 years depends largely on: 1. The books you read 2. The food you eat 3. The habits you cultivate 4. The people you surround yourself with 5. The conversations you engage in 6. The mindset you adopt 7. The risks you take and lessons you learn

@chonkychihuahua most employers care less about the gap and more about what you did with it.

Has anyone taken a gap year in their mid 20s & done well afterwards? if so, what did you spend the gap year doing? and did it get brought up by future employers?

@JJWatt if I’m basically doing self service, I’m hitting 0%.

Genuine question on a restaurant situation: You walk up to a counter to order. You find your own table and seat yourself. If you order coffee, they hand you a cup and you go fill it up yourself. If you order food, they hand you a buzzer and when it goes off, you go pick it up yourself. The iPad has a “20%, 25%, 30%, Other” tip option, with 20% already preselected. What’s your move?

@BarbellFi time and freedom are worth more than the extra salary for a lot of people.

I rather make $75k/year fully remote Than $125k/year in office 5 days And it’s not even a tough decision 🙂

@Dating_Dynamics long marriages usually run on commitment, not constant happiness.

My parents were married for 33 years. Not once did I hear the word “divorce” mentioned in our home. Not during arguments, financial pressure, or difficult seasons. Never. Before my wedding, my father took me aside and shared a few words that have stayed with me ever since….

@Nithya_Shrii leverage in job hunting comes from not needing the job.

Corporate tip: The best time to look for a job is when you don’t urgently need one. That’s real leverage.