Football moves in real time. So do we. ⚽️
Next stop: Lecce vs. Roma > August 31.
Keep an eye on the pitch-side boards. @Zebec_HQ x Tangem are back in Serie A as our season-long European football run continues.
🚀 GURUFUN IS GETTING A NEW LOOK
GuruFun is growing, and we want the product to grow more clearly with it. As the platform develops, the experience should become easier to understand, more consistent, and more visually aligned with what GuruFun is becoming.
That is why we redesigned GuruFun. We are updating the visual identity, interface, and overall product look to make the platform cleaner, more modern, and more recognisable across the full experience.
This is the new look of GuruFun.
More updates coming soon. Stay tuned 🚀
ROKI SASAKI IS HEADING TO THE IL.
Left Wednesday's start against Atlanta with a blister on his throwing hand.
Dodgers and Braves play again tonight 7:15PM ET!
We at Solyn DAO are excited to announce our collaboration with @ppuffins
3,333 Pixelated Puffins
exclusively on @opensea
September 1
Raffle details in our DC
The #1 Thing I Learned Scaling My Agency Over the Last 5 Years:
Do not chase shiny opportunities.
The moment you start making real money, thousands of “opportunities” suddenly find you.
Oil and gas deals.
Mining rights.
Tax advantaged real estate.
Distressed debt.
Private credit funds.
Farmland.
Carbon credits.
Royalty streams.
Litigation finance.
Search funds.
Pre IPO secondaries.
Exotic insurance products.
Wine and whiskey funds.
Rare watches.
Art syndicates.
Shipping containers.
Data centers.
Luxury event sponsorships.
Some guy’s “once in a generation” deal in an industry you learned existed three weeks ago.
They all sound sophisticated.
Most of them are distractions.
If you’re 22 years old and built your wealth running an agency, what makes you think you suddenly have an edge investing in oil fields against people whose families have been drilling for 80 years?
You probably don’t.
The thing that put money in your pocket in the first place was becoming exceptionally good at one thing and allowing years of effort, relationships, knowledge, reputation, and execution to compound.
And that is the part people forget.
Compounding only becomes extraordinary when you refuse to interrupt it.
Every new business resets the clock.
New industry. New relationships. New knowledge. New mistakes. New infrastructure. New reputation.
Meanwhile, the business where you already have five years of accumulated advantage stops receiving 100% of your attention.
The further I’ve gotten, the more I’ve realized that focus becomes more valuable as you become successful, not less.
Your opportunity set expands faster than your ability to intelligently pursue it.
The goal is not to collect opportunities.
The goal is to keep compounding the one advantage that created the opportunities in the first place.
The next battle in the perps DEX wars will be margin efficiency – and seems Hyperliquid gets it as per this latest upgrade.
As a former Prime Broker, near and dear when it comes to making @slx_fi competitive from a collateral standpoint.
This is the line between a demo and an economy.
An agent that has to ask you for a card number is not autonomous. It is an errand.
UltraMind agents pay for what they use, the moment they use it. Data, compute, storage, other agents. No signup, no invoice, no human in the payment path.
You set the budget. They cannot spend past it.
A machine economy needs machines that can actually pay each other. Ours can.
$BTC tapped $80,000, and the bulls aren't done 🐂
Momentum is spreading, majors are lighting up green!
Trade now for a shot at 1 BTC + a share of 200,000 USDT 👇
Perfect Surrender
“I can do nothing on My own initiative. As I hear, I judge; and My judgment is just, because I do not seek My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me.”
—John 5:30
Jesus had complete confidence in what He said and did on earth because He was perfectly yielded to the will of the Father. We can operate from the same position of authority through the same process of surrender.
The objective of practicing listening to the Holy Spirit is twofold: to condition one’s spiritual ears to hear and one’s heart to yield and obey. The more we say yes to what we hear, the better we hear. The more we say no and resist what we hear, the harder of hearing we become.
Jesus promises: “all things for which you pray and ask, believe that you have received them, and they will be granted you” (Mk. 11:24). When we yield to the Spirit, our prayers become an extension of God’s heart. Because Jesus did not seek His own interests, He was entrusted with great authority. Without this, neither we nor Jesus can do anything of spiritual power.
Jesus makes this explicit when he says, “the Son can do nothing of Himself, unless it is something He sees the Father doing; for whatever the Father does, these things the Son also does in like manner” (Jn. 5:19). We are to practice the imitation of Christ. This means that we say what we hear Him say, we do what we see Him do, and we go where we see Him lead. As Jesus only did what He saw that Father doing, so we must fix our eyes on Him to see clearly enough to follow.
When Jesus teaches His disciples to pray, the first thing He instructs them to petition of the Father is “Your kingdom come. Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven” (Mt. 6:10). Then, with that priority established, we can confidently demand “our daily bread,” i.e., that God would meet our practical needs, and even our heart’s deepest longings.
Prayers which drive hard one’s own will, ambitions, and agendas are not pleasing to the Lord. This is not to say these prayers will not be answered. God is kind and generous enough to hear and answer His children even when their prayers are muddled with selfish desires. And thank God He does, for who is ever completely free of Self?
Yet we are called to grow beyond childish and selfish prayers to those that align with the heart of God for our lives and others. Jesus completely surrendered to the will of the Father. He call us to follow in His footsteps. They lead to the Cross. Learn to yield in love, and pray with Jesus, “not my will, but Yours be done” (Lk. 22:42).
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