My podiatrist randomly let me drive his Ferrari. This was my first time driving a supercar (definitely won't be my last). Full video on my YouTube (The Jared Gold Show) - link in bio!
@Ferrari_BH @Ferrari #ferrari
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Jared Gold
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Jared Gold
@jaredgoldtalks
Working on becoming the world's best interviewer + talk show host
Los Angeles, CA Katılım Mart 2013
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I'm secretly launching a 2nd youtube channel
reply "send it" and I'll dm it to you
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@Clara_Gold Superconnector here 👋 This looks wonderful; just requested! And come on, we even coincidentally have the same last name! Lol
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Cold outreach just died. AI agents can send 10,000 messages a day. Everyone can reach everyone now.
The only scarce resource left is trust.
In the AI world, hiring will run on referrals. Deals will run on introductions. Job searches will run on who can vouch for you. Opportunities will run on trust.
Gigi is building the infrastructure for that world: the AI-orchestrated Trust Graph.
Opening 1,000 seats from the waitlist next week. Priority to founders and superconnectors.
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@BenWilsonTweets Are you suppressing emotions (e.g. withholding anger/frustration) or self-expression?
Is a life circumstance or a certain person energetically draining you?
When was the last time you took a real fully-unplugged break?
*I'm talking to myself with all of these, lol
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@KyleTibbitts Truly a remarkable guy that is both brilliant yet surprisingly relatable
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@orbuch @CJHandmer Bookmarked this to send to others. Thank you for such a thorough and insightful breakdown (irrespective of one’s politics) of this harrowing catastrophe that should have never happened (I’m an Angeleno). Such incomprehensible gross negligence
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Excellent and infuriating from @CJHandmer: caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2025/01/17/the…
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thoughts after seeing anyma at the sphere:
- GA tickets provided maximum immersion
- it feels like you’re looking miles deep into something, you can’t tell where the sphere ends
- your brain knows it’s not reality but your eyes disagree, believing at least the reality of the physics
- this is the worst the technology will ever be (🤯)
- whichever part of the experience is hard for your brain to process will one day be everywhere and completely normal for many people
- all future shows not at the sphere will be a let down, visually speaking
- whenever AR can provide this level of depth and definition, it will completely change how we experience the world
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@andruyeung Dude let’s get a pickup game going next time you’re in LA! Can have a side of networking (Eg renting out Crosscourt for 2 hours downtown)
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Still got a bit of bounce.
Wanted to train in last few months but got lazy. I haven’t trained my vertical jump properly in years!
Gonna start taking this seriously in 2025. Need ~7 inches of vert.
Open to all feedback!
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@drogier Honestly amazing. I wonder if there’s a collab with @daraladje; fantastic founder of the remarkable product @withdelphi
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This video shows what we’re building. Currently, we’re in beta. We’d love your feedback and help to make it even better! Sign up here (mstr.cl/MCOnCall) to see for yourself!
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I stutter. In school, I’d raise my hand to ask a question and teachers ignored me, afraid I’d stutter. My questions went unanswered. Starting today, everyone gets their questions answered—by the best in the world.
Introducing: MasterClass On Call.
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@drydenwtbrown Would love to be there, DM me if there's a spot. Happy to help moderate/facilitate breakouts if that'd be of help.
You can see my past work here: jaredgold.com/past-work-all
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Convinced a university to scan Facebooks little red book on a $150k archival scanner
The best PDF’s I could find were @amasad’s and a remastered version that were both low quality
Reply if you’d like me to send you the link when it’s ready - should be the highest quality publicly available version to ever exist
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@humankarp @JesseItzler has been trying for + wanting this for a long time
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Officially the largest petition of a food company in U.S. History.
Calley Means@calleymeans
‼️The largest grassroots action on food ingredients in US history. Through the leadership of @thefoodbabe and @humankarp, more than 400,000 Americans signed a petition for @kelloggsus to use the same ingredients for American children they do in other counties. We also launched shareholder action against the company that made it to the boardroom. In Europe, the company uses carrot and watermelon juice for coloring. In the U.S., it uses petroleum based colors that are brighter but cause ADHD. To change our food system, we need to change our suicidal incentives from the top down (which we are working on with our advocacy and @TrueMedPayments which enables tax free spending on the right medicine) and bottoms up advocacy. We will be delivering these signatures to Kellogg HQ today and hopefully meeting with leadership. I would also urge all families to refrain from buying food with ingredients that knowingly harm kids (artificial colors and added sugars are two good places to start). Some are saying, “The cereal is still terrible even without the artificial colors.” I don’t disagree, but we need to start racking up SPECIFIC wins. The status quo wants us to stay broad - they have rigged the system through these targeted efforts, and that’s how we will change it.
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@nasdaily Love your stance and your content. Exactly: it’s “free Palestine from the Jews” (not from the terrorists) - I hope the world wakes up to that
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I am excited to announce that I had my first Free Palestine protest come to a Nas Daily meetup.
I told them I agreed with them. I also want a Free Palestine from Hamas. Free Palestine from terrorism. Free Palestine from radical religion.
They disagreed. They just wanted a Free Palestine from Jews.
Oh well.
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@bobbbaaaay Good explainer + graphic! FYI small typo: I think “live” should be “lives”
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How I manage my time as a CEO.
This is a behind the scenes look at what a typical day in my life looks like.
Some important call outs…
• I consistently wake up + go to bed at the same time
• I don’t check my phone (texts, emails, social) until I sit down to work around 9:30am
• I prefer planning my day vs planning my week because priorities and schedules can shift quickly
• Not allowing calls on my calendar until 2p daily has been the ultimate productivity hack
• Having a hard STOP time of 5p daily prevents me from burning out and helps me prioritize other important aspects of my life
What specific questions do you have about scheduling your day?
post inspired by @willahmed
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