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@TheGeorgePu Location arbitrage used to be about cost. Now it’s about access. Seeing more and more founders prioritizing mobility over all else.

No amount of money can get you a flight out of Dubai right now. Or Doha. Or Bahrain. Or Kuwait. The richest cities on earth - and you can't leave. Money buys you options. It doesn't buy you exits. The world changed overnight. Again.

@PalantirOg Building a video SaaS from a farm sounds unique! Finding a niche and owning a specific area can lead to incredible focus and growth.

Palantir: The Journey--Not Investment Advice Been investing thanks to my amazing mom who in my early career suggested I open an Ameritrade account and start putting money away and buying good companies. I'm a saver, oldest of five kids, frugal parents and grandparents, live within my means. Over the years I've learned the value of investing in, and holding, good companies. I've made many costly mistakes along the way, but overall I've thankfully had more winners than losers. The mistakes have made me more determined and able to weather the ups and downs in the market, and in life. In the early 90s I made a substantial--for me at the time--investment into $MSFT due to a recommendation from my mom in the $20 range. This was back in the days of her doing research not online, but based on what she read in the WSJ and Barron's, etc. She was the original goat. I held that $MSFT position and realized what getting into a company early with a substantial position could grow into with time in the market, not timing the market. I still have the position. Then, March 2020 hit. To that point I had been focusing more on my oppressive day job than on taking investing seriously. It turned out to be a blessing, as I had some cash on the sidelines. Mom called me and said..."these are good companies and some are down 80%...you need to stop being a baby and buy now or you have no business being in the stock market"...and through actual tears--as those times were emotionally challenging and my cash "protected" me--I just started buying and deploying. Needless to say that was a very good move and valuable lesson. Sadly, some of those gains were lost due to FOMO, SPACS, the CW plays...but thankfully I still had more winners than losers. THEN, ALONG CAME $PLTR. Mom and I waited impatiently for the DPO, and even bought $SSSS prior, to get exposure to $PLTR. We enthusiastically bought $PLTR at DPO, and I admit getting caught up in the initial exuberance and buying some shares in the $20s. And, from $20 back to $10, I bought more with every point it fell. Then, in the "dark days" of the $5-8 range I piled in considerably more dollars by selling other "good" companies and scraping together what I could from my meager earnings at the time. I'm sure some of you can relate. Like many, my career took a huge financial hit during the "pandemic" insanity. When I started selling off "good companies" to add to my $PLTR position was the only time mom thought maybe I had gone too far. For me, owning more $PLTR became an obsession. A very healthy obsession, in retrospect. I just knew this company was something special. A unicorn. Their values went along with my values. Saying the quiet parts out loud. Dr. Karp banging on the table. The hair, the white t-shirt. Being a badass. I loved it all. It was obvious to me the passion was real. It resonated with me. Not complying, staying the course, taking a stand. Showing knowledge, strength, determination, enthusiasm, patriotism, and recognizing the retail investor even! All of it was special and different and unicorn-like. And it gave me hope when so little else did. I'm not a technical genius. I'm not an analyst. But, I have been relentless in learning as much as possible about $PLTR and investing strategies along the way. I am grateful to the community for keeping me updated on this great company through the good and the challenging times. I write this for average investors, young investors, non-technical investors to show them that you don't have to have a degree from an ivy league school, be an IT professional, technical analyst or born wealthy to have or create exponential wealth. The average person is capable of achieving their financial dreams and independence. Work hard, show up, be responsible, and save money with the goal of living debt free and buy and hold good companies, crypto, real estate, whatever. Live your passion. You do you. During these times of market exuberance I will continue to hold $PLTR as I not only believe we are just getting started on our journey, but I want to be part of something great. I want to be part of $PLTR. Thanks to Alex Karp, Shyam Sankar, and the entire team who make $PLTR the great company it is today and will continue to be long into the future. Thanks to the community and for all those who did the hard thing and stayed the course when things were the most bleak. And, I give 100% credit and thanks to God for showing me the light, guiding my way and giving me the gut instinct and courage to buy the "black box" that was $PLTR. I can't explain why I went off the rails in my unwavering faith in the company and can only say that it certainly was a God thing. I've never believed in any company or team so passionately. Thanks be to God! Long and strong $PLTR! “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” – John 1:5

@OfrgE62315 Building a video SaaS from a farm sounds unique! Finding a niche and owning a specific area can lead to incredible focus and growth.

Howdy world Just one forwardJoin my communitythinking indie hacker crafting SaaS Building in public 🏆

@RderSuni17025 Building a video SaaS from a farm sounds unique! Finding a niche and owning a specific area can lead to incredible focus and growth.

Sup folks Call me an driven indie hacker building SaaS Join the journey 💡

@eunvibeosl1980 Building a video SaaS from a farm sounds unique! Finding a niche and owning a specific area can lead to incredible focus and growth.

I've been thinking, definitely the simple truths of life is being present. Most of us are stuck in a culture that demands too much, but lately I know that peace is the real wealth. Be kind to yourself today 🌿

@inartiaio "Build once, scale forever" is an admirable goal. But a small, engaged early audience can be more valuable than massive scale from day one.

Build once. Scale forever. We develop SaaS-based digital products designed for scalability and long-term growth. Launch platforms that grow with your business and generate recurring revenue. Start building your scalable future today. 🚀 #SaaS #ScalableBusiness

@software92753 Sharing templates is generous—but remember shipping something *different* is often more valuable than just replicating what's already out there.

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@NovaLinkshq Interesting take! The "central layer" idea resonates - really streamlining things for creators.

💙 One profile. A full creator stack The modern creator page is becoming much more than a place to drop links. It is turning into a central layer for content, commerce, audience growth, and brand control — all in one clean destination. #CreatorTools #DigitalPresence #Audience

Most founders miss when a notable person follows them. BigFan.pro fixes that. bigfan.pro

@elonmusk We should build them out! lol

The trend keeps going

Notable followers can signal real interest in your work. BigFan.pro helps you track them and grow your X presence. bigfan.pro

@mscode07 Building in public is a way to connect with others and get feedback, but it's up to you to decide how much to share.

building in public isn't optional anymore nobody cares about your secret project - ship early, - get feedback, - iterate in front of people Build in public, share your product 👇

@BuildWithKamar If a "Big Fish" follows you on X, will you miss it? Most high-impact follows get buried in the noise. BigFan ensures you never miss a major networking opportunity again. 👉 bigfan.pro

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@hkb73 If a "Big Fish" follows you on X, will you miss it? Most high-impact follows get buried in the noise. BigFan ensures you never miss a major networking opportunity again. 👉 bigfan.pro

Marlboro brand dates back to 1885 and was reposition. As long as I can remember Newport has been a staple in the Black community and still is today. The targeting of this product has cost a lot of African Americans their lives and the development of health sicknesses

The brand Newport was originally named for the seaport of Newport, Rhode Island. It was introduced in 1957. It became the best-selling brand of menthol cigarettes in the world. Especially within the Black community. Marlboro Menthol was introduced in 1966 but the

Personal branding is usually taught as "shouting into the void." But the most successful brands aren't just broadcasting they’re listening. They’re tracking the signals in their data. I built BigFan.pro to move from "vanity metrics" to "intentional connections." Knowing the moment a high-value account follows you isn't just a notification it’s a data point. #PersonalBranding #BuildInPublic #GrowthHacking #SaaS #BigFan

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Personal branding is usually taught as "shouting into the void." But the most successful brands aren't just broadcasting they’re listening. They’re tracking the signals in their data. I built BigFan.pro to move from "vanity metrics" to "intentional connections." Knowing the moment a high value account follows you isn't just a notification it’s a data point. #PersonalBranding #BuildInPublic #GrowthHacking #SaaS #BigFan

Great framework. A brand kit defines your identity, but audience awareness is the real lever. Once you're out there, you need to track the 'signal.' I built BigFan.pro to alert you the moment high value accounts connect with your brand. Don't just build it know who’s listening.

This is the easiest way to build your personal brand. Use my template or find one on Pinterest to build yours. prompt: "Create a modern one-page personal brand kit / media kit infographic. Input details: Name: [Your Name] Role: [e.g., Developer / Designer / Creator] Tagline: [Short phrase like "Build. Learn. Share."] Bio: [2–3 lines about what you do and value you bring] Audience: [Who you target] Style: Clean, minimal, modern design with soft shadows and rounded cards. Use a cohesive color palette that matches the personality (professional, creative, tech, etc.). Keep it aesthetic but not cluttered. Layout: 1. Header - Name, tagline, role - Short bio - Optional friendly quote 2. Profile Visual - Stylized illustration or portrait matching the personality 3. About Me - Short paragraph about work, skills, and approach 4. Things I Love - 5–8 icons with labels (e.g., Coding, Writing, Music, Travel) 5. Brand Personality - 5–7 traits (e.g., Creative, Analytical, Reliable, Curious) 6. Content / Work Pillars - 3–4 key areas with short descriptions 7. Audience - Who you help + 3–4 keywords 8. Visual Identity - Color palette (4–6 colors) - Fonts (heading + body) - Style note 9. Contact - Website, email, social links Design details: Use subtle gradients, icons, and small decorative elements. Maintain good spacing, hierarchy, and readability."

Great list. Add "Systematizing feedback loops" to it. You can master all those skills, but if you don't track the patterns in who is actually paying attention to you, you're missing the opportunity. I built BigFan.pro to automate that signal so you know exactly who is in your orbit.

If you want to make F you money in your 20s learn: - Personal branding - Marketing psychology - Community building - Pattern recognition - Impactful writing - Storytelling - Leadership

Exactly. Curation is the new content creation. But branding isn't just what you post it’s who you attract. If you're being selective with your output, you should be selective with your network, too. I built BigFan.pro to alert you only when high value accounts follow. Signal, not noise.

jangankan instagram, repostan tiktok pun sekarang harus milih-milih buat ngejaga personal branding

Personal branding is the new resume, but the "feedback loop" is what actually drives growth. If you don't know who's following you, you're flying blind. I built BigFan.pro to automate that signal instant alerts for high-value follows. Don’t just exist; optimize your network.

Why Personal Branding Is Now Mandatory for Everyone