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Elon Musk is taking over Twitter! But why is he doing so? //Thread🧵\\
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Innovation looks VERY different under constraint 🚀 We're Sujai & Xuelong, breaking down emerging markets: • How constraints shape innovation • How policy drives real outcomes • Why systems succeed or fail Not just theory, but also how it actually plays out. Follow us!
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I truly learned something today. Luck is a measure of to what extent the uncontrollable factors of a situation play out to one's favour.
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I'm sure there's going to be a theory in the future stating: There's an inverse relationship between the time you spend on social media and your IQ
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There's a version of you in the vast multiverse who is your biggest competitor. The you who thinks only about taking action. The you who looks forward. The you who is insanely perspicacious
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There's a lot of talk about peer accountability these days - which is incredibly effective. However, we need to put more emphasis on self-accountability as well. Even when there's no one to tell you "bro you're straying," you need to tell yourself and act on it.
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When making any decision in life, always evaluate the positives before the negatives. Why? Helps in having a more motivated approach to addressing issues as you have started on a positive note Remember, the question is, "Should I do it?", not "Should I not do it?"
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When you're desperate to do something, change your mentality from: "I need to do this" To "Only I can do this" Watch the magic happen
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The phrase "It is what it is" doesn't contradict "There is a will there is a way" The former is used for conditions which are OUT OF one's control The latter is used when one is starting to understand the controllables of a situation
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Most people do things when it's too late. One needs to be perspicacious and fast in order to get things right. Nothing fancy here
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I told ChatGPT to analyse Telsa's business model, it presented me with a thesis.
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Don't have much to say except cover letters are annoying af 🙂.
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How to effectively tell a story: 1. Have a headline 2. Context & Challenge 3. Alternatives & Approach 4. Results & Reflection This will make you sounds more natural than the STAR method
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Budgeting only has one rule. Do not go over your budget. This one rule is one that's ignored the most.
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A quote for today: "Wealth is prominently built through practicality, not passion."
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Elon Musk is testing features and changing them on the go unlike anything I have seen before!
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Quick quote: "The measure of intelligence is the ability to change."
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The philosophical side of me: Pain and learning go hand in hand. Rational side of me: Starts Googling how to not feel pain while learning 😅.
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Before ranting about how bad your boss is, ask yourself these 3 questions: 1. Am I a good worker? 2. Am I hitting my KPIs? 3. What can I do to improve?
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If a business isn't doing well, operating in a constant loss, and its stock price is surging... Exit! ASAP.
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I won't consider myself to be successful yet, but here's a formula of success I use. M + D + V = S M: Mindset D: Discipline V: Vehicle S: Success Have the right mindset, have the discipline and have a vehicle (method to generate cashflow). Start building!
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