Ryan Chenoweth

@KevinSzabo14 Writing is really just thinking with the safety net removed

You want to close more deals, lead better, think faster? Write every day. Not to publish. But to better thinking. Writing is the skill hiding behind every other skill.

@staysaasy The business model that bills by output has never once in history optimized for less output. This isn’t a conspiracy 😅

I wonder if coding models are specifically designed to increase lines of code because otherwise companies would have a much harder time actually proving its worth the cost.

@ItsMattsLaw CC order is the corporate caste system and everyone pretends it isn’t

Claude you’re are a big law partner yelling at an associate for failing to put me as the first email address in the email to the client. Make no mistakes.

@AndrewYang Bezos just validated the entire “buy boring businesses” thesis with a hundred billion dollars. Every guy on here tweeting about acquiring a laundromat just got a competitor..

There would be a lot fewer workers at these companies’ manufacturing facilities in this version of the economy.

@TheJobfather__ Also not urgent: your work-life balance, your development plan, the reorg they promised would “settle down soon,” and the skip-level meeting that got rescheduled four times 😆

Everything is urgent in corporate except your promotion.

@NicoleBehnam Every small business owner already knows this. You don’t learn the value of an ecosystem in a textbook. You learn it the first time you need a lawyer at 9 PM on a Thursday..

People in media need friends in tech and friends in hospitality and friends in finance and friends in law. The most dangerous thing you can do in any industry is operate like your lane is the only lane, but few people actually understand the value of an ecosystem. They’re too focused on the transaction in front of them to see the network they’re slowly dismantling.

@signulll Flip this. The real test isn’t whether you’re willing to be inconvenienced. It’s whether you’d call that person when YOU are the inconvenience. That’s where most friendships quietly die.

being a great friend is all about being open to being inconvenienced.

@Budgetdog_ The other 79% are unavailable for comment 🤣

21% of my students have already become Millionaires since working with us 🥶 We’ve only been operating for four years. Nobody comes close to making the impact we are in the personal finance space.

@thebeautyofsaas The trap isn’t the lifestyle, it’s that every upgrade quietly becomes a requirement

there is nothing worse than waking up one day being 45yr old with a family counting on you, your back against the wall, doing things you hate to live the lifestyle you are living. once you meet a few of those types, you realize the importance of not falling for lifestyle traps

I checked every single one of these boxes as a director at a Fortune 500. Life looked perfect on paper. Salary. Title. Respect. I left to buy a franchise and build a SaaS from scratch. Not because I had it all figured out. Because I finally got honest about the fact that "figured out" and "fulfilled" are not the same thing. If any of these hit close, follow along. I talk about what comes after the decision.

Here's the uncomfortable truth behind all 8: None of these signs mean you're failing. By every external measure, you're winning. That's what makes it so hard to leave. You're not escaping something broken. You're walking away from something that works (for everyone except you).

8 signs you're building a life that looks right but feels wrong: