Cos Shera

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💡 Always learning, always creating.

[🇺🇸🇺🇸DADA🇺🇲🇺🇲 @BredsguardDalen]

Have you seen this Iran theory?

What's your thought on it?

[SwanDesk @SwanDesk]

JUST IN: Michael Saylor said $BTC likely bottomed around $60,000 as forced sellers exited the market, adding that quantum computing risks remain theoretical and solvable over time.

[Cos Shera @Cos_Shera]

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[Jacob King @JacobKinge]

Bill Ackman literally gave a 44-minute masterclass that explains money better than any business school:

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Young Joe Rogan: "You need to do something with your life and make it more interesting... You only have one f*cking life. You're gonna waste your life working for somebody?"

[Amazing Maps @amazingmap]

The British railway network before and after the Beeching cuts

In the early 1960s, Britain possessed one of the densest railway networks on Earth. Lines reached deep into rural counties, coastal towns, and industrial districts, reflecting a Victorian system designed for freight, local travel, and a pre automobile economy. By 1963, however, the network was widely viewed by policymakers as financially unsustainable.

That year, Dr Richard Beeching published reports that fundamentally altered British transport policy. Thousands of miles of track and more than two thousand stations were identified for closure. The objective was to concentrate resources on profitable intercity and commuter corridors while eliminating lightly used rural and branch lines.

By the mid 1980s, the results were fully visible. Large areas of England, Scotland, and Wales had lost direct rail access altogether. Road transport expanded rapidly, reshaping commuting patterns, freight logistics, and regional development in ways that still define Britain today.

This map comparison captures more than disappearing lines. It illustrates a national decision to prioritize efficiency over coverage, and a transport legacy that remains debated amid modern efforts to revive rail, reduce emissions, and reconnect isolated communities.

[Pavel Durov @durov]

👨‍🏫 A month ago, my father — a leading expert in Ancient Roman literature — turned 80. I asked what advice I should pass to the next generation. He gave me 3:

[Tommi Pedruzzi @TommiPedruzzi]

I published 1,500 books on Amazon and made $3M.

But I wish someone had told me these 11 brutal truths at the beginning. 🧵

1.Don’t write a single word.

[Wisdom Stoics @WisdomStoics]

It took me 9 years to understand this, I’ll teach it to you in 3 minutes.

Here are 13 uncomfortable truths about life...

1.

[Jordan Saunders @jsaunders_]

Adam Neumann built a $47B empire on a complete illusion.

Then watched $39B evaporate in just 6 weeks - the most catastrophic collapse in startup history.

SoftBank still gave him $445M to walk away quietly.

The brutal truth about his success no founder wants to admit: 🧵

[HarmonyHaven @HarmonyHaven_1]

How to make people respect you if you’re quiet

𝟏𝟎 𝐇𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐭𝐬 to command 𝑹𝒆𝒔𝒑𝒆𝒄𝒕 instantly

1. Always have slow relaxed movements.

[Jasper Truth 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 @Jasper_Truth]

THE BOOK OF ENOCH THE MOVIE! 🍿 ENJOY!
#RenaudBe

[Ben Kelly @benkellyone]

This is Magnus Carlsen.

The highest-rated chess player in history, with an IQ of 190.

He just sat down with Joe Rogan and revealed the psychology behind his $50M net worth.

Here are 7 mind-blowing insights about success:

[Algomatic Trading @AlgomaticTrade]

This is Jesse Livermore.

He's a trader who J.P. Morgan and Wall Street begged him to stop.

He doesn't know anything about trading & made $100M with ONE trade.

His strategic philosophy for trading is why day traders still copy him today.

Here's the philosophy:

[Mathew Bowyer @mathewbowyer5]

His name is Chuando Tan.

This 58-year-old model looks 20, all because of his daily habits.

And the crazy part? You can adopt 99% of them today.

Here’s everything you need to know: 🧵

[Johnny Brown @johnnyxbrown]

Creatine will undoubtedly help you build muscle.

But it's also one of the best supplements for your brain.

If you suffer from anxiety or depression, read this:

[NIK HUNO 🦉 @NikHuno]

In 1974, Steve Jobs traveled to India to understand the meaning of life.

Less than a year later, he came back with principles that turned Apple into a $3 trillion business.

Here are his 6 forgotten lessons that will change how you see life:

[samyr @samyr_q]

This is Marcus Aurelius.

He was a Roman Emperor who ruled over 60 million people.

His framework for handling chaos is now saving founders from burnout.

But his story reveals something even more powerful:

[GC Cooke @Gccooke]

Meet Pieter Levels.

He's the ultimate AI solopreneur: using artificial intelligence to build and run multiple startups that generate $3.1M/year.

All while traveling the world as a digital nomad, proving you don't need a team - AI can replace them all.

Here's how he did it: