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@BraxBarker Would love a copy thank you!

We've created a Multifamily Operations Model that projects a 10 year multifamily pro forma and it's available to you completely for free. 👍 If you: - Like - Reply - Follow Me (𝙎𝙤 𝙄 𝙘𝙖𝙣 𝘿𝙈 𝙮𝙤𝙪) I will shoot you a DM with a direct download link! Hope you enjoy.

@BraxBarker Thanks!

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Highly recommend this prompt into your most frequently used LLM “Based on all of our interactions, what books or papers would I love that I probably haven’t heard of before”

@DrJesseMorse What’s your gut instinct say is Rashee’s first game back. Before or after week 10?

I have a weird feeling that Rashee Rice’s injury is to the cartilage in his knee. No inside info, just a weird gut instinct. Hope I’m wrong.

These David protein bars are money! Incredible texture and taste, high protein, low calorie, and no sugar. Perfect for so many different lifestyles. Big launch coming up soon. @david_protein

Epic launch by the @useorigin team.  •High-yield cash account (Earn up to 5.8% APY)  •Enhanced AI-powered guidance and automated workflows 
 •Super seamless UI and clean interface  This is the future of wealth management.

@XavierHelgesen How long did it take to get fully mentally comfortable with not paying attention?

@bobbyfijan I went to Penn and totally see that being the case around Rittenhouse. Why are there not more units designed that way?

I do not believe the housing FORM is the issue ... rather the mimetic/cultural effect of the people around you My wife & I got married at 20&23. By the time I was 32, I was the only person I knew, in professional or church circle, who had 3 kids ... and was also ambitious. During that whole time we lived in a highrise in downtown Philly, but also took a few month sabbatical in SF and I had been to NYC for work quite a bit. So our circle was mainly ivy league types (not unsurprising since we met at Penn) But in Texas where my wife (and her 9 siblings) is from ... having 3 kids by 30 and is thoroughly unremarkable. Whether you are ambitious or not.

@SahilBloom Have you tried @drinkleisure hydration drinks? I swear to god you’d love it as a non-alcohol drinking guy

Along the way I realized I much prefer a solo sauna and 8:30pm bedtime than a late night at a loud bar or club. Love living that 80-year-old man life at 33.

The worst mistake I made in my 20s: Trying to be liked by everybody. Better to be authentic and loved by the few than fake and liked by the many.

@MagicJohnson The mavericks have the best player in the series. Oftentimes in nba history, the team with the best player in the series, wins the series

The Celtics are supposed to win the Series, but I’ve seen the team with the most talent lose before. Remember the 2004 Finals between the Lakers and Pistons? Chauncey Billups, Richard Hamilton and Ben Wallace upset my Lakers with 4 Hall of Fame players: Kobe Bryant, Shaq, Gary Payton, and Karl Malone. They even had Horace Grant! The Mavericks definitely have an opportunity to win the championship as the team that’s hot right now and playing with a lot of confidence and swagger! Luka and Kyrie won’t have the same luxury of resting on defense like they did against the Timberwolves, because every starter on the Celtics team is a scoring threat. Another big difference in this series is Dallas can’t afford for Luka and Kyrie to get into foul trouble, but on the other side, the Celtics can handle Jaylen or Jayson getting in foul trouble and having to sit out because they have depth on their bench!

@_M_Watson @useorigin Let’s go!

I’m a second-time founder. My first company was acquired roughly 5 years ago. Since then, I’ve been heads down working on my second company, @useorigin. Without a doubt, one of the most common questions I get from friends, family, and fellow founders, is why? Why build another company? And why Origin, specifically? Sharing my thoughts in hopes of helping someone else out there thinking about building a company: After I sold my first company, I made money for the first time and realized how many amazing financial tools and resources exist for people who have money. Everyone else is left to figure it out on their own. There’s a massive need to bring those same services that wealthy people have to everyone. This is the problem we are solving at Origin. We're here to open up this conversation—helping people grow, track, manage, and save their money all in one place. Personal finance is one of the most uneven industries out there. A high school grad and a Fortune 500 CEO both use the same tech, from their cell phone to their laptop. Tech has brought equality. Personal finance is the opposite. People who have the means have access to the best advice and tools in the world. Everyone else has to DIY it with 10 different apps. I find this an extremely inspiring problem to solve. At Origin, we’re providing a level of accessibility to personal finance that everyone should be able to tap into–– not just the already wealthy. If you’re thinking of building a company, start with your why. Then go from there. The WHY is what keeps me going. It makes the journey so much more rewarding.

@mikealfred If I want to learn/read more about bitcoin mining where would you point me? Thanks!

It’s funny. The people who know the least about Bitcoin mining are bearish on it. The people who know the most about Bitcoin mining are bullish on it. There’s probably a lesson in that.

@mikealfred What do you think about the publicly traded Bitcoin mining cos right now?

Looks like BTC is establishing $70,000 as the new bull market base. The institutional interest in the asset class is accelerating while exchanges are running low on corn. The next phase is inevitable: periods of consolidation followed by routine jumps to create supply. Bullish.

The next personal finance app doesn't look like @mint, @Wealthfront or @turbotax. It looks like all of them in one. (1/3)

@thomas_quinlan @CelsiusNetwork I’m in the same boat

I'm now submitting two tickets per day to #Stretto as I've still not heard a single thing regarding my Top 75 @CelsiusNetwork holding claim. Not a single thing. I've got the correct email address, a good account at the exchange that is already KYC'ed & all good, and yet nothing. It's not like I didn't have these things before either; it's been more than a month & I've not heard one peep that wasn't a form response to my tickets when I've done all I was supposed to even before the effective date. I haven't heard from @IonicDigital regarding my shares either @MattPrusak so I'm literally not getting anything. I'm getting to the point where I might have to start considering more aggressive options. @CelsiusUcc

@joepohlen I read this as saying ‘there are a Lot of people who are 78 and not nearly as many who are 79, 80,81, etc’. Effectively there’s a 9 year gap until bigger numbers of people enter assisted living. Is this how population cycles work/what you mean? Am I misunderstanding? Thanks!

The average resident in assisted living is 87. The oldest baby boomer is 78. Going to be a 9+ years before baby boomers start changing up assisted living. If you’re getting into this space with 5-7 year return timelines you’re nuts. Assisted living is a great asset class for those who can invest with infinite time horizons. Alternatively, it will crush the investor looking to make a quick buck this decade. It’s better for the residents, better for the employees, better for the country and better for the business that truly long term focused investors come into the space.

@CelsiusNetwork Hey @CelsiusNetwork - I still haven’t received my crypto distribution despite being eligible on PayPal and Venmo! Haven’t gotten any emails back either. When can I expect to get an update? Thank you!

Distributions in cash to creditors who are not eligible to receive crypto is a critical phase of claim distributions. We are working on solutions to limit the mailing of US dollar checks. Notably, we are rolling out a process where some creditors will be given the option to receive their distribution by wire. We ask for your patience as Celsius continues creditor claim distributions, especially from those who still have not yet received their distribution. Our number one priority is to successfully distribute these funds to all eligible creditors.

Since our emergence from bankruptcy two weeks ago, Celsius has notified hundreds of thousands of creditors around the world that their cryptocurrency claim distribution has been made available to them via our distribution partners, PayPal/Venmo and Coinbase. Currently, over $2B worth of BTC and ETH has been redeemed by eligible creditors. More can be found in the recent notice filed on the court docket: cases.stretto.com/public/x191/11…

@sweatystartup Hardy Boys. 100%

What is a good book to read to my 4 and 6 year old boys at night?

@CelsiusFacts @coinbase Still haven’t gotten anything

If you have received your shares but haven't received your crypto its possible that your country can't be serviced by @coinbase & you will receive a bank transfer or check, keep checking your email. If it can be serviced try remaking KYC & double check your data #CelsiusNetwork

@cryptohunter0x Still haven’t received any email about my distribution

Is there any Celsius Network creditors who faced issues with receiving their Paypal or Venmo claim codes? Wondering if Stretto was able to help in resending the claim codes?