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@shartscut drop the secret method already fam

Here’s everything I tried before I exited my first company at 24: Age 14: built Roblox games. Got on the front page, got banned, didn’t make any money. learned a lot about going from 0-1 Age 15-18: started a web dev agency. Saw my first real paycheck. Made ~$30k before graduating high school Age 19-24: Started a cannabis cultivation company. Learned how to go from 1-10. Had months where I thought we wouldn’t make it. Learned more from the near-failures than the wins. Exited at 24. Age 26: Now building @shortscut with some of my best friends

As a creative posting and putting yourself out there matters more then any resume you could ever make. Your talent cannot be communicated by a few pieces of paper, you need to show up and show the work you have done. That's literally how I got my new job @shortscut

@travisnguyen26 having feeling in your creative work really is underrated

things i wish i knew before making launch videos for AI companies: 1. nobody watches the demo all the way through. start at the moment that makes them care. 2. production quality doesn't convert. the feeling does. 3. 80% of brief time should be spent on why someone should care, not what to show.

This month I went back to full-time work (for @shortscut) after freelancing for almost 2 years. Here are some of my thoughts as someone who thought I would be freelancing forever.

ty @thesimonkim for bringing vlogging to twitter ep 1 at shortscut