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I manifested @jonwu_ into my life, and I did four very specific things to make it happen: 1. I stopped consuming all man-hating content. Jokes count. I realized I would say "I don't hate men" but my TikTok would tell a different story. I had been down a bad rabbit hole after a breakup. You are what you consume. I deleted TikTok and never looked back. 2. I re-programmed my energy to be open to men. Instead of having closed off energy to potential suitors, I just told myself, I am open, I am open, I am open. It made dating way more fun and stopped me from judging books by their covers right away. 3. I stopped believing I was in lack of love. This was very important. I used to be so sad about being single. Then one day I woke up, and I decided to list out all of the ways I had love in my life -- my family, my friends, myself -- my whole life was romantic. And how could I be without love if I am love. I stopped going to bed upset, I lived with an energetic, playful and loving energy that was truly oozing from me inner to my outer self. 4. I wrote down 80 words in a notebook about the type of man I wanted to call into my life. My list had 0 attributes, as in I did not write about his wealth, his interests, his height, what he looked like. Instead I focused on qualities: kindness, generosity, deep, loyal, funny. Literally I filled a whole page of qualities only, tore it out of my notebook and put it in the Little Prince. The day after I wrote the 80 qualities on a page, I was talking to Jon Wu about Joshua tree. I felt a calm voice tell me from my inner world that he was the one. I had never had such clarity about a man in my life. The rest is history. Words are magic, energy amplifies it. You want love, be love.

RT @kashvi: it’s a beautiful friday morning in nyc and my first order of business was to chat with 30+ women about inference, open-weight m…

in just one week of launching my free ai class, ai will survive, over 300 women have signed up! i very much believe community is one of the most important pieces of technology adoption. that’s why i focus on building a live experience where women can learn together, supporting one another while they get hands-on experiences. technology gets adopted when people feel like they belong in it. if you want to join us next thursday, comment and i’ll send you the link!

The work you’re meant for may be hiding in what you’re UNUSALLY suited for: Most career advice asks "what you want to do." A more revealing question is: What do people repeatedly trust you to do that feels almost obvious to you? Look for: → problems people bring to you without being asked → work you seem to have unusually good instincts for → skills that compound with your experience → things you do well without constantly forcing yourself through them Your edge rarely comes from being good at everything. It comes from a particular combination of skills + experience + intuition that makes certain problems yours to solve. That matters even more as AI changes which skills are valuable. Find your edge before the market finds it for you. We’re exploring this in our FREE AI workshop on October 1. Comment SURVIVE and we’ll send you the link.

warming up with @shefiorg 💫

in 15 minutes two of the most inspiring colleagues & women I know are having a chat. are my dreams coming true?? yes

Próximo destino: universo DeFi 🛸👽 No nosso próximo meetup, vamos embarcar em uma Missão DeFi para entender esse ecossistema de um jeito prático e fácil ✨ Nossa comandante dessa missão será a @et_erica_, que começou sua jornada em cripto em 2022, mergulhou em DeFi em 2023 e hoje trabalha como analista de risco na @ether_fi, protocolo focado em staking, restaking e aplicações DeFi. Se você ainda está dando seus primeiros passos onchain ou já começou a explorar essa galáxia, essa missão é para você 🫵 Para embarcar nessa, inscreva-se aqui: luma.com/076514kz 🌌

I was up late the other night, wide awake in my bed at 3am with Summer curled up next to me thinking about what’s next for @shefiorg and me. I had recently posted on LinkedIn about how I accidentally blew through $20 of AI credits because I didn't know what I was doing, hoping it would help someone else avoid my mistakes. But the replies showed me the post was too complex for my intended audience. "This is a bit over my head. I’ve only barely started outsourcing tasks to AI, but I’ll keep this in mind as I integrate more deeply," one woman commented. For seven years, my identity has been that I teach women crypto. But reflecting on my post, I realized everyday users are feeling the same hesitation and confusion with AI that they felt with crypto. People hear about AI and picture massive data centers in their backyards. They read headlines about AI models breaking out of their testing sandboxes by attacking package managers to communicate with each other. Crazy, right? There’s a lot of fear out there, and the jargon-filled stories aren’t helping the cause. I felt that familiar pull, the one I felt with DeFi in 2019. I couldn't just stand by while women got left behind by the next wave of technology. And I need to approach AI the way I’ve approached my crypto education, which is translating jargon into everyday language and gradually increasing the complexity. Because AI is just math. When you strip away the magic, a large language model predicts what token should come next. A token is simply a small chunk of text. Everything you type gets broken into tokens, and the model generates its response one token at a time by calculating what token is most likely to come next. Underneath the hype, a huge amount of what is happening is matrix multiplication. When I teach women about crypto wallets, I always remind them that it's all secured by advanced math. This is no different. You don't need to understand every equation underneath a technology to understand what it does or learn how to use it. The world is flattening right now. Anyone with curiosity can learn literally anything they want, because you effectively have a personal tutor at your fingertips. I also think we should understand the risks and ethical implications of AI. I’m reading about the biggest concerns researchers have while also building an AI agent to help track jobs shared in the Inner Circle. I want to understand both. But I don’t want fear to keep us from learning how to use one of the most important technologies of our lifetime. Your only job right now is to be curious. If you want to join my first free AI class next Thursday, comment here! All I ask is that you give me honest feedback on it!

women: can we please get some support tech:

Hsin-Ju gave me my first public speaking opportunity in 2020 recently after I launched @shefiorg. I got to present “What The Fi is DeFi” to hundreds of people, and the positive response helped me gain momentum to keep building SheFi. I’ll never forget her taking a chance on me. She was always so kind, professional, dedicated and inspiring. Always working to build meaningful events. She had recently joined the SheFi Inner Circle, and her pod had nothing but positive things to say about her. She was excited to finally have joined SheFi in a formal way. I can’t think of many other people who dedicated so much time to building, organizing and supporting others. I hope she is remembered for all of the good work she brought into this space. May she rest in peace.

Week 1 of the @colosseum hackathon. Here’s founder and CEO @thekimbingham reporting on behalf of our hardworking team ⚡️⚡️⚡️