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@parveen__tyagi Cool

delusional optimism is the only way out. most people lose before they even start because deep down they already convinced themselves it probably won’t work. they look at the odds and the competition and they try to be more practical and slowly talk themselves out of their own potential. but the people who end up doing insane things usually have one thing in common. they were delusional enough to believe they could actually pull it off before there was any proof. that’s the weird power of delusional optimism. it makes you keep going long enough for reality to eventually catch up to your vision. i just can’t understand why you all are this realistic with your dreams. why you only allow yourself to want things that feel achievable from where you currently stand. every massive success story ever sounded delusional in the beginning. every athlete, artist, entrepreneur, creator, all of them had moments where nobody around them understood the vision. people laughed at them. doubted them. told them to be practical. but they kept going anyway because they were obsessed enough to trust something nobody else could see yet. i mean just think about it. you are alive and here in this world. the odds were already impossibly slim. you exist on a planet floating in infinite darkness where trees communicate underground, where dead stars became the atoms in your body, where creatures glow in the ocean without sunlight ever touching them. your own brain is made of electricity and somehow produces dreams, memories, ideas, emotions. everything about existence sounds insane if you really think about it deeply enough. so why do people suddenly become “realistic” or “practical”the moment it comes to their own potential? there is nothing realistic about being alive in the first place. so be delusional, that’s the only way out.

@alpaysh 🤣🤣

working hard so my future wife can have a flower shop and a coffee lounge that loses 50k a month

@BoringBiz_ Yeah

the wonders of compounding becomes visible when you pick a skill, get just a little bit better at it every day, and then realize years later that people come to ask for your expertise on that same topic that is essentially what you sign up for when pursuing high intensity careers like banking and private equity you get worked a ton, but start to build expertise through sheer reps. after working on 10 deals, the eleventh one starts to make a little more sense. after spending time on 4 deals in the same sector, the fifth one becomes a little easier to underwrite after enough time, young analysts and associates come to you for advice. Clients and PMs start to value what you think and rely on you for decision making it is probably the most satisfying part about pursuing expertise in something. all about watching your own skillset compound over time

@barbie_context 😂

Si "incómodo" fuera una imagen

@SahilBloom True

Major cheat code for life: Master the art of the fresh start. From a bad morning. From a bad interaction. From a missed workout. From a poor decision. The goal isn't to avoid the fall. It's to shorten the time between the fall and the reset. Fast recovery compounds.

@MKBHD Wow

Never. Ever. Buy a tech product based on the promise of future software updates.

@Kenpachi1070 🤣🤣

« Les enfants d’aujourd’hui ont besoin de regarder YouTube en voiture pour ne pas s’ennuyer » Moi à 7 ans quand ma goutte de pluie préférée perdait la course sur la fenêtre :

@tim_cook I can't believe it's true.😂

@Markmanson 🎯

Everything that matters most in life will sometimes bore you. Your marriage will bore you. Your career will bore you. Your kids will bore you. But boredom isn’t a sign that you chose wrong. It’s a signal that you have chosen to make something more important than your own momentary pleasure. It’s the hidden fee that comes with purpose and meaning.

@tylerpalmer 😂

SpaceX employees commuting from PV to Hawthorne after the IPO

@_NBAESP_ lol

Desde bien pequeño LeBron ya apuntaba maneras. En primaria era completamente imparable "

@samelliottsam 😂

Early anthropic employees commuting to work post IPO

@kenki_kids 😂

近所のソープランドは朝6時から営業してるから朝勃ちしたままお店に行けます。

@DearS_o_n 🎯

@QuoteJung Yep

when Carl Jung said: “Intellectualism is a common cover-up for fear of direct experience.”

@ChrisJBakke 🤣🤣

Me trying to figure out how our 4 year olds room got so messy and it’s only 6:35am:

@BoringBiz_ 😂

Americans: “the birth of my first child is scheduled at 12 2 PM tomorrow, but I am available starting from 2:10 PM” Europeans: "The sun is expected to be brighter than usual, and it’s the second week of June. How about after August instead?”

@badasskachii 😂

Every World Cup has that one completely random striker who turns into prime Ronaldo Nazário for exactly two weeks, has a great tournament, signs a £60M contract with a top club, and then disappears from football forever. I wonder who it's going to be this month

@bosveryaaaaaaaa 🎯

4 yıllık ilişkimi bir anlık öfkeyle bitirdim. Aslında ortada gerçekten büyük bir sebep yoktu. Aldatma yoktu, yalan yoktu… Sadece son zamanlarda her şey sıradanlaşmıştı ve ben bunu sevgisinin bittiğine yormuştum. Bir gece uzun uzun tartıştık. Bana “biraz sabretsek düzelir” dedi. Ama ben dinlemedim… Gurur yaptım. “Yoruldum artık” deyip çıktım hayatından. İçimde hep bir rahatlık vardı aslında. Nasıl olsa geri döner diye düşündüm. Çünkü hep öyle olmuştu… Ben susardım, o konuşurdu. Ben giderdim, o kal derdi. Ben vazgeçer gibi olurdum, o tutardı elimden. Ama bu sefer… hiçbir şey olmadı. Ne bir mesaj, ne bir arama. Sanki gerçekten gitmişti. İlk başta güçlüymüş gibi davrandım. Güldüm, gezdim, hikâyeler attım+++

@voidwithverses I don't think it comes from China. 😂😂

“When a mosquito lands on your testicles, you learn that violence isn't always the answer.” — Chinese Proverb