Limitless — Kinetic Focus

@Limitlessmwnc

Analyzing the substrate of the 1%

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Limitless — Kinetic Focus

@Limitlessmwnc

5 months ago

99% of people never become who they could’ve been. Not because they lack talent. But because they never built the internal structure of the 1%.

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High Yield Harry

@HighyieldHarry

1 day ago

This is a great lesson for non-target junior talent - sometimes the polished, rich kids lack substance and hard work:

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Amanda Orson

@amandaorson

4 days ago

Deep cut recommendations for business book nerds: Founder - about Meyer Amschel Rothschild and the inception of the Rothschild banking dynasty: from being a rare coin dealer into Fx into war finance. At the time Jews were still legally restricted in landholding, and municipal citizenship, so lending, brokerage, and financial intermediation was one of the comparatively open and recognized roles for “court Jews” and Rothschild leveraged this. John D - h/t @FoundersPodcast episode tipped me off to this. Despite being 1/2 or less as long as Titan by Chernow, it is far more detailed in how he actually engineered the beginning of Standard Oil, executing the “Cleveland Massacre” strategy (negotiating secret, discriminatory rebates with railroads, giving Standard Oil lower shipping costs than competitors, which let him undercut their prices and make their books bleed. Then approaching rivals with an ultimatum: sell to Standard Oil for cash and/or Standard stock and a role in the combined enterprise, or face a price war they'd lose, and then how he scaled this monopoly to unprecedented heights... eventually abstracting himself away from day-to-day management. It is a blueprint everyone with big ambition should read. The Invisible Billionaire Daniel Ludwig - another @FoundersPodcast find. A detailed account of how he quietly built, diversified, and then largely disappeared behind a vast, globally distributed fortune. Unlike Rockefeller, who was highly concentrated in Oil and subsidiary industries, Ludwig's empire spanned shipping, real estate, finance, and a gigantic (and controversial) Amazon project. Learn lessons about leveraging frugality and why he obsessively avoided public attention ("bad boys move in silence".) Dead Companies Walking - a supplemental read from a class I did at Wharton on Distressed Asset Investing. Hedge Fund manager PoV on how to spot “dead companies walking” long before the financials fully break, by focusing on qualitative red flags and recurring management mistakes, and then profit from shorting them. Insightful for traders (obviously), but also managers on how qualitative impacts eventually manifest in numbers via his six “deadly business sins." IMO, startups are just repositioning projects without the money, so you can reverse engineer how to build a company from these insights as well. The Chief (William Randolph Hearst) - another overlooked business biography of a complicated man. Starting with the takeover of a single paper he built a vertically and horizontally integrated media conglomerate: 28 newspapers, magazines, a film studio, and radio stations into one of the most influential companies on earth. We are still suffering to some degree from the concentration of influence he pioneered. Cargill: Trading the Worlds Grain - CRIMINALLY understudied, I really hope someone writes a Titan like narrative book about this family. This book is a bit academic/ lengthy, but its a case study in how a private, family‑run logistics and trading network can come to touch roughly a quarter of global grain trade and a significant share of broader food and feed commodities without public markets ever seeing its cap table. The author tells the story through a lot of internal correspondence and company archives; impressive because they are so tightly held, and like Ludwig secrecy-obsessed. But their global network has diversified (like his) to include elevators, ports, shipping, and trading desks, integrating into steel, meat, financial services, etc Again, CRIMINALLY understudied - Cargill’s global revenue is ~160–177B with a B USD annually, with ~150,000 employees in more than 70 countries. They are thought to control about 1/4 of the entire world's grain trade on its own while building “invisible infra layer” many commodities/ competitors have come to use (like Rockefeller).

amandaorson's tweet photo. Deep cut recommendations for business book nerds:

Founder - about Meyer Amschel Rothschild and the inception of the Rothschild banking dynasty: from being a rare coin dealer into Fx into war finance. At the time Jews were still legally restricted in landholding, and municipal citizenship, so lending, brokerage, and financial intermediation was one of the comparatively open and recognized roles for “court Jews” and Rothschild leveraged this.

John D - h/t @FoundersPodcast episode tipped me off to this. Despite being 1/2 or less as long as Titan by Chernow, it is far more detailed in how he actually engineered the beginning of Standard Oil, executing the “Cleveland Massacre” strategy (negotiating secret, discriminatory rebates with railroads, giving Standard Oil lower shipping costs than competitors, which let him undercut their prices and make their books bleed. Then approaching rivals with an ultimatum: sell to Standard Oil for cash and/or Standard stock and a role in the combined enterprise, or face a price war they'd lose, and then how he scaled this monopoly to unprecedented heights... eventually abstracting himself away from day-to-day management. It is a blueprint everyone with big ambition should read.

The Invisible Billionaire Daniel Ludwig - another @FoundersPodcast find. A detailed account of how he quietly built, diversified, and then largely disappeared behind a vast, globally distributed fortune. Unlike Rockefeller, who was highly concentrated in Oil and subsidiary industries, Ludwig's empire spanned shipping, real estate, finance, and a gigantic (and controversial) Amazon project. Learn lessons about leveraging frugality and why he obsessively avoided public attention ("bad boys move in silence".)

Dead Companies Walking - a supplemental read from a class I did at Wharton on Distressed Asset Investing. Hedge Fund manager PoV on how to spot “dead companies walking” long before the financials fully break, by focusing on qualitative red flags and recurring management mistakes, and then profit from shorting them. Insightful for traders (obviously), but also managers on how qualitative impacts eventually manifest in numbers via his six “deadly business sins." IMO, startups are just repositioning projects without the money, so you can reverse engineer how to build a company from these insights as well.

The Chief (William Randolph Hearst) - another overlooked business biography of a complicated man. Starting with the takeover of a single paper he built a vertically and horizontally integrated media conglomerate: 28 newspapers, magazines, a film studio, and radio stations into one of the most influential companies on earth. We are still suffering to some degree from the concentration of influence he pioneered.

Cargill: Trading the Worlds Grain - CRIMINALLY understudied, I really hope someone writes a Titan like narrative book about this family. This book is a bit academic/ lengthy, but its a case study in how a private, family‑run logistics and trading network can come to touch roughly a quarter of global grain trade and a significant share of broader food and feed commodities without public markets ever seeing its cap table. The author tells the story through a lot of internal correspondence and company archives; impressive because they are so tightly held, and like Ludwig secrecy-obsessed. But their global network has diversified (like his) to include elevators, ports, shipping, and trading desks, integrating into steel, meat, financial services, etc

Again, CRIMINALLY understudied - Cargill’s global revenue is ~160–177B with a B USD annually, with ~150,000 employees in more than 70 countries. They are thought to control about 1/4 of the entire world's grain trade on its own while building “invisible infra layer” many commodities/ competitors have come to use (like Rockefeller).

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The Icahnist

@TheIcahnist

3 days ago

Notes from the Viking Billionaire: 1. Everyone talks about being happy, but what’s the point? Happiness can never buy you money. 2. If you’re poor, you’re seen as an idiot. When you have enough money and power, you’re eccentric. 3. He was the pioneer in introducing American‑style aggressive capitalism to Norway, boldly utilizing shareholder power to achieve his objectives. 4. He learned that it is not the size of the opportunity that defines the outcome, but rather the people who are with you pursuing the opportunity. 5. His strength lies in generating numerous strategic ideas, but he requires someone to help discern which ideas are viable and which are not

TheIcahnist's tweet photo. Notes from the Viking Billionaire:

1. Everyone talks about being happy, but what’s the point? Happiness can never buy you money.

2. If you’re poor, you’re seen as an idiot. When you have enough money and power, you’re eccentric.

3. He was the pioneer in introducing American‑style aggressive capitalism to Norway, boldly utilizing shareholder power to achieve his objectives.

4. He learned that it is not the size of the opportunity that defines the outcome, but rather the people who are with you pursuing the opportunity.

5. His strength lies in generating numerous strategic ideas, but he requires someone to help discern which ideas are viable and which are not

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@unknowDLT

4 days ago

XRP XLM SHX QNT HBAR XDC VELO ALGO

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George Ferman

@Helios_Movement

6 days ago

P.S: A lot of people whose health issues occurred during their developmental years have been traumatised through their illness and this is very neglected. Reading these in my opinion, is a good start if this is the first time you’re reading about this. Yeah sorry but you shitting blood for example during the years that we’re supposed to learn how to socialise etc was not ideal, even if you brush it off now. You were a kid who was literally in constant discomfort and whose development in certain fields got put on hold. The good news, though are that you’ll become a better person after addressing this impact to a basic degree.

Helios_Movement's tweet photo. P.S: A lot of people whose health issues occurred during their developmental years have been traumatised through their illness and this is very neglected.

Reading these in my opinion, is a good start if this is the first time you’re reading about this.

Yeah sorry but you shitting blood for example during the years that we’re supposed to learn how to socialise etc was not ideal, even if you brush it off now.

You were a kid who was literally in constant discomfort and whose development in certain fields got put on hold.

The good news, though are that you’ll become a better person after addressing this impact to a basic degree.

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The Real Remi Relief 🙏✝️💪

@RemiReliefX

7 days ago

All my OGs will remember what I posted over and over and over again so nobody missed out on the opportunity… Fabulous Four: XRP XLM XDC HBAR X-Money: XRP XLM HBAR DOGE Now we see the satellite transactions. Delayed not Denied 💪

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Thermobolic

@Thermobolic

7 days ago

Brainwash yourself Here's what you do... Get yourself into the highest of high energy states. (For me it's T3, caffeine, TTFD, 100g sugar carbs, coconut oil + some added fat like butter.) whatever it takes to really get yourself going. Then, write down some positive affirmations about the direction you want your life to go. "I have unlimited energy. I was born to achieve great things. Good things just happen to me" - stuff like that. Record yourself saying them outloud. Believe it - it shouldn't be that hard if you're in the right state of mind. You have to believe it as your saying it / recording. It's very important that you're in a high energy state when you make the recording. Then, later when you're feeling down or defeated or struggling, listen to your recording. Your recording is like a tuning fork and will align your energy with your high energy state - the state at which your affirmations are believable. Listen before bed, when you first wake up, and anytime you're feeling low. The more frequently you return to your high energy state, the easier it is to stay in that state for longer periods. Let your body and mind get used to it. Eventually, it becomes your natural state.

Thermobolic's tweet photo. Brainwash yourself

Here's what you do...

Get yourself into the highest of high energy states. (For me it's T3, caffeine, TTFD, 100g sugar carbs, coconut oil + some added fat like butter.) whatever it takes to really get yourself going.

Then, write down some positive affirmations about the direction you want your life to go. "I have unlimited energy. I was born to achieve great things. Good things just happen to me" - stuff like that.

Record yourself saying them outloud. Believe it - it shouldn't be that hard if you're in the right state of mind. You have to believe it as your saying it / recording.

It's very important that you're in a high energy state when you make the recording.

Then, later when you're feeling down or defeated or struggling, listen to your recording.

Your recording is like a tuning fork and will align your energy with your high energy state - the state at which your affirmations are believable.

Listen before bed, when you first wake up, and anytime you're feeling low.

The more frequently you return to your high energy state, the easier it is to stay in that state for longer periods. Let your body and mind get used to it.

Eventually, it becomes your natural state.

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Joshua Gavin

@joshdgavin

7 days ago

my CHAD goat take notes

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SMQKE

@SMQKEDQG

27 days ago

‼️XRP, XLM, AND HBAR ARE POSITIONED TO BENEFIT FROM A MORE CRYPTO-FRIENDLY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT‼️ These utility-focused digital assets have already spent years under regulatory pressure.✅ They have been tested more than most of the market.☝️ With a pro-crypto administration in the United States, regulatory scrutiny on XRP, XLM, and HBAR is likely to decrease. 💯 That creates a more favorable environment for adoption, investment, and capital inflows.📈 This is why these assets are likely to outperform in the future as blockchain adoption continues.🎯 Documented.📝👇

SMQKEDQG's tweet photo. ‼️XRP, XLM, AND HBAR ARE POSITIONED TO BENEFIT FROM A MORE CRYPTO-FRIENDLY REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT‼️

These utility-focused digital assets have already spent years under regulatory pressure.✅

They have been tested more than most of the market.☝️

With a pro-crypto administration in the United States, regulatory scrutiny on XRP, XLM, and HBAR is likely to decrease. 💯

That creates a more favorable environment for adoption, investment, and capital inflows.📈

This is why these assets are likely to outperform in the future as blockchain adoption continues.🎯

Documented.📝👇

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Electra

@Electrarythm

8 days ago

Conor McGregor on the power of belief

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Aesthetic Gentleman - Fitness | Fashion | Health @BAestheticMan

8 days ago

That belly that pokes out even when you’re lean?

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Kab

@Kabamur_Taygeta

over 1 year ago

Light Language This example of the Mayan language is somewhat similar to the 'light language' spoken by Pleiadians and other races of Galactic Federation. They use telepathy and can speak in any language needed but also use a shared spoken language together. It was the first language taught to upgraded humans on Earth and traces can still be found in some cultures today. When the dark forces arrived, they disrupted the universal human language to create separation and promote conflict and war. This is the 'speaking in tongues' described in scripture and is a form of channeling still practiced in Christian Pentecostal churches today. Pleiadians have previously shared many examples of words and phrases used in light language: Light, Creator Of All = ELAKO Galactic Federation = GESAK EKAFAS Angel = FACEE Archangel = VAFACEE Mother-Father Creator / I AM = EE-AH Elohim = EAKESAM Pleiades and Pleiadians = LASHAE Taygeta = AMEKA Merope = MOEKAH Alcyone = SHAMEKIH Electra = EKAMISHEE Pleione = PASHITOH Celaeno = SILOMEEH Maia = MEISHO Asterope = AHMOKOLI Atlas = ASHIH 3D Earth = NECHEN Pleiadian nickname for Earth = KISHAPOLEE 5D Earth = SHEEN Humans = KASIE I Love You So = EN EEKE MAI EA Thank You = KIE MAI Friend = KASEP Be Healed Now = KEE AH SHA Family = TIKEE The Great Awakening = AH BOWAKAWA POSEI May Love Be Known To All Creation = PATAYONASAH All Sacred Life = LAMASOSE Blessings Of Light = SHADA VA WAOLA I Greet You In Love = EN SHEAI MAI GH EEKE The Best Is Yet To Come = ELIK BOKIN AIE ATAH UT ASAE Beautiful One = CEC IH Indeed = BASCO Infinity = ANOKAYI Truth = POKAS Power = CHENAK Grateful = ZONKA Spirit = TOA Spirit Joy = TOA TODEE Unity = KUK Communication = CHA Absolute = WANTAS Flowers = BEC Horse = LE Cat = MA Dog = SH Rabbit = AAH Dragon = LEATOK Craft = MESHEI Man = LO Woman = LOK Boy = CA Girl = LOA Brother = EOK Sister = KOM Grass = AMAS Soft = SHES Visitors = MOKALEES Food = NCOO Fruit = RUS Vegetables = SOK

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BRICK BY BRICK

@aincomeinvestor

8 days ago

Side-note: I am black kid who came from a lower-middle class split home who used to think being a celeb, athlete, or entertainer was the only way someone like me could get "rich". Around 18 I bought a few books on finance and my mindset changed. I have a lot, but here's a few that got me my headspace in the right direction:

aincomeinvestor's tweet photo. Side-note:

I am black kid who came from a lower-middle class split home who used to think being a celeb, athlete, or entertainer was the only way someone like me could get "rich".

Around 18 I bought a few books on finance and my mindset changed.

I have a lot, but here's a few that got me my headspace in the right direction:

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스무살림

@woongdc1997

8 days ago

레티놀이 5,000원? 피부과 원장도 추천하는 입문용 레티놀 제품‼️ (feat. 국민가게 다이소) 우리 엄마도 바르고 동안소리 듣는다는 레티놀이 여기저기 떠들썩해서 나도 한번 사볼까 고민중이었음 근데 피부에 안맞으면 트러블 생길수도 있다고 하고 최소 2,3만원, 비싼건 5만원이 넘어서 무턱대고 구매하기 꺼려졌음 평소에 돈아낀다고 스킨로션도 저렴이로 쓰는데 역시나 다이소가 한줄기 빛 ㅋ 👉다이소 본셉 레티놀 2500 IU 링클샷 퍼펙터👈 (가격 : 5,000원 / 품번 : 1055168) - 피부가 밝아지고 주름이 개선되는 효과 - 끝이 얇고 뾰족해서 눈밑 같은 국소 부위에 찍어 바르기 좋음 ⚠️주의사항⚠️ 1. 절대 처음부터 매일 사용하지 않기 1~2주 정도는 격일이나 3일에 한번 정도 사용해보다가 적응이 됬다 싶으면 그때부터 매일매일 써도 된다함 2. 가능하면 밤에만 사용하는거 추천 비타민 A는 피부에 남아있으면 광과민성을 일으켜서 자외선에 노출되면 트러블이 생길수 있다고함 (영상출처 : 박경열의 피부상담소)