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@jspujji Book is 100x better. Movie was such a let down.

PSA: Go watch Project Hail Mary.

@itschadross @swapcommerce is great for domestic and international

What's the best returns and exchanges software?

@Corbin_Wallace @trevihydration Appreciate the response Corbin

@Corbin_Wallace @trevihydration Anything make Trevi different than LMNT / Promix / Ultima?

It. Is. Finally. Here. Over a year in the making. @trevihydration has officially launched its second formulation... Trevi Sport. We heard you loud and clear. You Love Trevi. But you also wanted a solution for workouts. More electrolytes. More Sodium. More Support for Training. Trevi Sport is designed to help you #EnjoyTheProcess.

@myfirstmilpod I’ll come on

who should we bring on the pod next? tag your dream guests below👇

@ShaanVP Just following up on this @ShaanVP

@ShaanVP DM

3 ways to hijack the creative part of your brain: 1. Morning Mud we mistakenly think greatness is clean. Like you're supposed to wake up, meditate, cold plunge, sip green tea -- and then produce brilliant work. Nope. You gotta work like a pig. Wake up, and roll in the mud. Seinfeld spent the first 2 hours of his day writing jokes. Why? because if you want great jokes, you gotta write a lot of bad jokes. He did that everyday, for 40+ years. Less than 0.1% of those jokes ever made it into his standup set. Quantity is the mother of quality. b..bu..buut what about writer's block? "there's no writers block" he said. "there IS scared. there IS lazy. But there's no writers block." You can cure writers block like it's a simple case of the hiccups: "just sit down and accept your mediocrity" Translation: the harder you try to be great, the more you paralyze your creativity. Instead, be willing to roll in the mud. Make bad stuff, everyday. Ed Sheeran: "I don't try to be great. When I walk in the studio, I remind myself 'today, I must dare to suck'...you can never make a great song, if you're afraid to make a bad song" The first 2 hours of the day. Sit down and create. Before you check the news, twitter, and stock market. BEFORE YOU PUT ANYTHING IN YOUR BRAIN... make something. Coders code. Writers write. Musicians play music. It's not going to be good. It's not SUPPOSED to be good. Good comes later. You will only be as great as you're willing to be bad. 2. Engineered Rest If you're reading this - you work too much, and it's suffocating your creativity. All great work is on the other side of a breakthru idea. How do you get a breakthrough? 3 places: 1) in water 2) in motion 3) after a nap Ever notice you get your best ideas in the shower? That's because your brain shifts from Executive Mode (doing tasks) to Default Mode (connecting dots) "Creativity is just connecting things" - Steve Jobs Aaron Sorkin (writer of west wing, social network) showers 8x a day when writing scripts. Einstein used to float on a boat without a motor at sea. The coast guard was worried he'd drift away. He said "good, more time to think" Darwin used to go for long walks in nature. He'd kick a stone every lap. He started calling his problems "4 stone problems" and "5 stone problems" JK Rowling came up with Harry Potter on a train. Edison, Einstein, Salvador Dali all took very short naps, and woke themselves up (holding a key, or metal ball that would drop and clang when they fell asleep) - because the brain enters a hypogogic state which allows for creative connections. Showers, Naps, Swimming, Walking -- these look lazy. What's more important to you: Looking productive or being productive? Just like athletes and bodybuilders use sleep to grow their muscles - you must give yourself permission to relax. Clock out so your subconscious mind can clock in. 3. THINK INSIDE THE BOX Creativity loves constraints. Dr. Suess was an up and coming writer. His editor bet him $100 he couldn't write a book using less than 50 words. "it was damn tough. but that's what made it fun. It gave it that bounce" The book (Green Eggs and Ham) went on to be his all-time best selling book. The lie we're told is that you need to "think outside the box" If you study the great ones, you see they do the opposite. They put themselves INTO a tight box. Fewer options. Tight deadlines. Less features. ^these are the tools of the master creators that's just a taste, reply DM if you want me to DM you the full list

@jamesonhaslam The idea of this ad of course is to offer the “free” thing/service, but having that thing not be possible without your main service. To be most effective I think you want to choose the biggest pain point of deck owners. Like, what are the most common jobs/work done on decks?

I want to do this for decks Will Venmo $100 to the person who comes up with the best offer Ready, set, go:

Roger Federer won 80% of his single matches throughout his career, but only 54% of all points. What does that tell you about him? What does that tell you about greatness?

Murph challenge this Memorial Day in honor of all the men and women, past and present, who risk their lives for our great nation 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

I met this guy in the gym a few days ago… 92 years old, born in Germany See him every morning, he’s inspirational Everyday since, our conversations get a lil more robust Gonna ask him to grab a coffee after the gym soon and learn more about his story Walter’s the man

Shallow Hal = all time classic movie One of those you watch every time it’s on

@HarryRafferty5 @PhillipsExeter @ExonianSports Congrats Harrison!! No one more deserving! I’ll always remember our late nights at Silloway running full court 1s You’re a legend my friend

Excited and humbled to be named the next head boy’s basketball coach at @PhillipsExeter !! Thank you @ExonianSports , Jay Tilton, and everyone else who helped make this possible

“All my worries were a waste of time”

The spoon to fork ratio in my household is ridiculous. 10:1 spoon to fork Cutlery cabinet overload

Dam National Treasure gotta be top 5 movie of all time

@FrankiKing12 Good list Frank I agree with your bullets. You’re a legend of the game

@stevesobo254 Pros: -Walkability/public transportation -Street fashion/art -Endless opportunity to meet new people and try new things Cons: -Noise -Lack of light/nature -Expensive yet flavorless veg and fruit

Been weighing the pros and cons of living in New York City for 6 years. Still not sure if it’s for me.

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Once you start smiling at the absurdity of life you start to understand what it’s all about