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Elon Musk was right when he said, "Go Get your fucking confidence back. Without it, you will fail miserably no matter how skilled or smart you are."

I opened my first business when I was 23. Back then I assumed new hires would respect me simply because I was the owner of the company. The reality? You're starting from scratch with every new hire. You've gotta earn their respect as much as they need to earn yours.

@sidecarcap @Gautam__Baid Yeah absolutely

A lot of investing success comes down to playing offense when others are playing defense and vice-versa. Now is the time to play offense.

@Valuehunte Agree Michael Burry stated that if a business school for investing actually worked, it would be the most popular school in the world with impossibly high tuition.

Business School is a joke, excluding statistics and basic microeconomics, and accounting. I will let you know if I change my mind. 😅

When Kobe Bryant said his insane level of confidence came from knowing he done all he could to prepare, it taught me that anytime I'm nervous it means I didn't prepare enough.

@gonzague @maxkarpis @Revolut Me a early investor in it!

10 years ago I received my first @Revolut card! So happy to still be a customer of this very innovative platform.

@JoeValue Totally agree. Learned this the hard way with Memex Inc. (OEE.TSXV). Had a 3-bagger and held on for too long instead of selling. Memex was my tuition fee in the school of "Risk Management."

Very well articulated! The truth is, no matter how much you read and how smart you are, there are always lessons you need to learn first hand from real experience! The real winner thing to do is deeply analyse the mistake and learn as much as you can from it. Not easy but super super valuable (talking from experience) and writing it down and publishing it for everyone will make it even more impactful and help people too! Great job @SebKrog !

Major cheat code in life: Stop announcing your next move. The more you talk about what you're going to do, the less likely you are to do it. Your brain mistakes the dopamine from talking for the dopamine from doing. Build in silence. Announce in results.

@nicolaguida73 @mihaljevic @mfuggetta I had the opportunity to have dinner with him, and it led to an amazing conversation.

@mihaljevic @mfuggetta If you recommend it John, then I need to have a look at it 🙂

Very happy to be a paid subscriber to @mfuggetta's "Roaming in Bayesland". Highly recommend! massimofuggetta.substack.com

@sidecarcap Where it is from ?

3 things that help habits stick: 1) Repetition. Habits form based on frequency, not time. 2) Stable context. If the context is always changing, so is the behavior. You need a reliable environment. 3) Positive emotions. If it feels good, you’ll want to repeat it.

@ownsomeshares Are you holding all your shares waiting for the IPO? Did you buy them through Seedrs or Crowdcube?

Revolut is offering former staff the chance to cash out at 30% discount to the $75bn round. This equates to $966.74 a share and should be available to Crowdcube and Seedrs investors as well. ft.com/content/f33bc6…

@Budgetdog_ Not being tied to obligations—and only taking on good debt—is what actually makes sense. Good debt is the kind with low interest rates, ideally below inflation, or the kind used to start a boring business with a high probability of success.

See a young dude in a brand new $80,000 car pulling into his day job. On my way home from boxing. Calendar cleared. We all have decisions.

$PLTR For the past 2 days, people thought they were actually cool to make fun of someone who isn’t sitting still or thinking faster than they can talk. As someone who quite literally relates to speaking much faster than I can think, which many times has resulted in me sounding unconventional publicly, it was laughable to see people dunk on someone who built a top 20 company on the planet because he’s different. Guess what… Your unconventional and idiosyncratic tendencies…are your superpower. Hard to make it in life if you are the same as everyone else. For all the people who can relate to someone unconventional and someone who refused to get stuck in a box — Palantir’s new Neurodivergent Fellowship is for you. Absolutely love this. This is why Palantir wins. They never apologize for being different.

@PalantirTech From Europe?

Applications for the NYC and DC offices are now open. jobs.lever.co/palantir/fd952… jobs.lever.co/palantir/61eaa…

While cross-country skiing this morning, Dr. Karp decided to launch a new program: The Neurodivergent Fellowship. If you find yourself relating to him in this video — unable to sit still, or thinking faster than you can speak — we encourage you to apply. The final round of interviews will be conducted by Dr. Karp personally. Application link coming soon. Thank you and good luck.

@PalantirTech It was amazing to read about this program. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about it

@AliTavallaie @founderwithadhd @garrytan Exactly and it is absurd (show the public ignorance about ADHD) everyone saying “is he on amphetamines” actually if he was on Adderall he would sit still.

@founderwithadhd @garrytan I had to drop out of university, and I’ve left multiple jobs because my country has basically zero support or understanding for adults with ADHD. One day, when I finally make something big out of this chaotic brain, I hope you’ll show the video of me to your son, too ❤️

My 11 year old son is severely dyslexic and has serious ADHD. I show him clips of Alex Karp and Steve Jobs to remind him that minds like his build extraordinary things. Anyone shaming Alex or people like my son for learning/thinking differently is likely low IQ.

@founderwithadhd @winsoverlosses1 You nailed the point it is exactly that.

@winsoverlosses1 I mean it could be “lack of” maybe whenever we saw him he was always medicated and now he wasn’t.