Forgiveness is a strange concept.
To be truly sorry, you must know what you did was wrong, why it was wrong and think about how you would not repeat the same behaviour.
Apology without change is bullshit.
Introducing “Superpowers” - the underlying skills that help you succeed at anything
I spent nearly 6 months building this list and almost wrote a book on the subject
Instead, I’ve condensed that work into a pithy (and punchy) Twitter thread
**Read On**
My day job is growing startups.
I've worked with a few hundred by now.
Here's how to grow your podcast, newsletter, blog, YouTube, and Twitter.
Hope this helps! A thread:
My SaaS business hit $1,500 MRR and then got stuck.
Until I learned an important trick…
Here’s the exact method I used to scale to $100k MRR in the next 12 months:
I've negotiated employee compensation countless times.
Most people make simple mistakes that cost them $1,000s.
Here's how to negotiate a raise and get paid what you're worth.🧵
52 🖤 Reads of 2021, a thread...
The writing our readers loved this year spanned centuries, disciplines, and ideological coordinates.
We hope you find an idea or two that fastens in your mind and won't let go.
In no particular order... (0/52) 👇
@_sairamkrishnan Also, I am curious to know, wasn't the move to make a website of the Freshdesk vs Zandesk scenario risky? I know it didn't backfire, but it could have, right.. What was the thought behind that?
I stopped reading business books a while ago, I'm reading history and biographies instead.
Here's 43 biographies that'll teach you way more than the concepts and strategies you're reading about right now.
The 3rd one is probably my favorite.
THREAD:
A lot of people want to promote their content. But most people focus on the wrong pages.
Here’s how to prioritize pages for content promotion and link building:
We need to redefine "hard work" to include "hard thinking."
The person who outsmarts you is out working you.
The person who finds shortcuts is out working you.
The person with a better strategy is out working you.
Usually, the hardest work is thinking of a better way to do it.