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[The High Energy Journal @maxyourenergy]

“Everything that can be done today should be done today”

[BOSS @thebeautyofsaas]

nobody warns you that 27 changes everything

[Asrul Muzaffar🇲🇾 @asrulmm]

Lain kali buat macam Joshua Oppenheimer. Dia shoot filem dokumentari kat Indonesia senyap senyap saja, takder publisiti apapun. Bila balik negara asal baru edit + release filem. Macam macam award dia dapat.

Filem The Act of Killing tu siap dapat nomination Academy Awards lagi

[Bria @itsactuallybria]

Yeah i need to bookmark this

[Shaqib Shahril @shaqibshahril]

Ranking the best food in Malaysia

1. Asam Pedas Botak JB
2. Chakueh Rojak Gerai Ayong
3. Mee Rebus Kg Pasir
4. Chee Chong Fun Damansara Uptown
5. Nasi Dagang Atas Tol (thanks to @khairi_ksn & @nvdinvsss)
6. Laksa Johor Ruma Tengah
7. Nasi Kandar Kg Melayu

[Azwan HM 👨🏻‍💻📊 @azwan_]

Siapa haritu tanya and takut AI ni. Baca

[Ikhwan Hafiz @IkhwanHafizLFP]

The most important is this one.

[Lessons @onlypreneurs]

I beg you to understand how NEUROPLASTICITY works. It will change your life.

[DJ.en @thisisdjen]

I wrote a little about the importance of preparing yourself for any opportunity. Don't let the train pass right in front of your eyes. https://t.co/M8obdCYtcT

[DJ.en @thisisdjen]

I think everyone should read this.

[KontentSensei @KontentSensei]

She articulated this so wel in such a simple way that shows she completely understands what she’s saying.
Everyone tries to shit on materialism without acknowledging how people treat you when they don’t see any status indicators and don’t know you.
It’s common in poor countries

[Sabrina Ram @SabrinaRam_]

Every public relations class should be studying this. An absolute masterclass in how to handle the media.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

The best career advice for young people is to just focus relentlessly on 3 things as early as possible:

1. Get skilled. Technical skills, writing skills, people-orchestration skills, everything.

2. Get involved contributing to a mission you're aligned with. It doesn't have to be pure bliss and your contribution doesn't have to match your top strengths exactly. But at the end of the day you have to feel some pride in what you did or what you learned. If you can find something like that while becoming skilled in a number of different ways then you'll find ways to increasingly wrap your skill profile around it (and you'll find/develop strengths in your skill profile that you never expected).

3. Pick up momentum. If you do (1) and (2) right then you've got direction and potential and all that's left is to sprint forwards and achieve it. The more momentum you pick up, the better you get, the more real value you produce, the more opportunities you create, the more you get noticed, the more value you capture into your own life, the more effort you want to put in... you create a virtuous cycle with so much momentum behind it that it becomes an unstoppable virtuous cyclone.

[Dr. Hood Hadeda @DrLungi_Mashele]

Brilliant analysis…

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

If you replace your daily brainrot sessions with technical upskilling, your quality of life will seriously improve.

[Vivek Garipalli @VivekGaripalli]

Wise and accurate words. If you’re young, and starting out your career, internalizing this will give you a huge advantage.

[bearishbias @FinBizJedi]

This is true. Find someone who sees the true & real you, the potential in you, who sees your efforts. Someone who sees past your mistakes & flaws, and chooses the good in you - no matter how little or small it may be - over the bad. I've seen this in my mum, my SIL and my BIL.

[Rayan @rayansadri]

He’s very much underrated. People barely talk about him. Dude lost his dad Steve Jobs to cancer when he was 20 and ended up building a $1B+ fund focused on fighting cancer, backing biotech, AI drug discovery and cancer research.

Barely does interviews, stays out of the spotlight. Could’ve spent his life doing literally anything with that last name but chose this instead. Pretty fucking cool tbh.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

The #1 killer of dreams is not lack of potential, but rather lack of urgency. A natural edge you do not cash in eventually expires. Stop trying to look like someone with potential and start training like someone who intends to cash it in.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

"Your lack of urgency is wasting your potential."