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I don’t think anyone can fully grasp how dependent our speaking voices are on culture
Listen to the difference between my smoking video I did in Japan after months in Asia vs in Maine recently
Completely different tone
Trump's Art of the Deal Just Transformed Middle East Politics
His $2 trillion deal spree revealed 3 commercial strategies the media missed completely.
His Pakistan move left diplomats speechless.
Since the media won’t tell you, here's the real breakthrough…
A Thread 🧵
We are at a stage that will determine future movement
All factors are screaming for a bull market, and saving up before it's too late
This has always been the case before previous bull cycles, and this is no exception.
Make sure if you do something it's for the long term
Business, relationships, hobbies
In life there is massive value in scale over time
Doing 1 thing for a long time will take you much further than doing multiple things for the same amount of time
You can prove this easily with extreme examples, e.g a business that makes $1 billion a year is going to be worth hundreds of billions
But 1,000,000 businesses that make $1,000 a year are going to be worth a lot lot less - you might not even be able to sell them for anything at all
They make the same amount of money, but why is 1 worth so much while the other is almost worthless?
Same thing applies with relationships, having 1 friend for 10 years means you're going to be able to trust them to run a multi million dollar business together, whereas having 100 friends for 1 month each won't achieve anything
Because that's the way life works, long term things scale hard. There is a point where all the effort you put in brings exponential returns and when you're not making long term plays you miss out on compounding returns
Everything you do should fall into your long term plan in some way and it's ok to sometimes take short term plays as long as it takes you to the next step in your long term vision
It doesn't have to be exactly mapped out but every action you take in a certain area, e.g. business needs to be congruent with your goals in that area
If you don't see something you're doing leading you down the path you want to go down in some way then get out of it
Your goal doesn't have to be exactly mapped out either, it can be something as simple as: I want to make a lot of money. Whatever you feel is the most important to you
But if you find yourself in a situation where you don't see what you're doing at all helping you ever get there, then you need to make a radical change and completely switch things up
Too many people get stuck in doing the same thing over and over again, without having the ability to adjust when that path clearly doesn't align with their long term goals
And it's not about how much money you're making or how much you're achieving either
Because at the end of the day you're always going to want more of both of those things
Life is built for us to never actually reach our goals, and constantly fight to level up more and more in our field
Fulfilment comes from the actual journey of working towards something that you want so badly
So whatever you do, you should always be able to map out a few possible routes to go from where you are now to the next stage towards your goal
Life will rarely grant you the exact path you planned out but at least you will understand how what you are currently doing is helping you get there, and it will maintain a tunnel vision towards that end goal
Only then will you be able to achieve whatever it is you want - when you're on the right path working towards your long term vision and you're just enjoying the journey there. Indifferent to the outcome because you know that life isn't even meant for you to reach your 'goal' anyway since your greed will always ask for more
Do this and you'll realise no other opportunity in your life matters as much, regardless of how much money it makes you, if it doesn't align with your long term goal
And when you finally figure that out, you'll end up becoming more successful than ever just as a side effect
10/ The endgame: long-term impact.
Chamath doesn’t just invest to make money—he invests to solve problems:
- Diabetes healthcare.
- Education reform.
- Climate change.
“The next trillionaires will solve real-world problems,” he says.
8/ Billionaires think differently.
Chamath learned this from his mentor Terry Matthews:
- Wealth isn’t for consumption; it’s for building.
- Avoid vanity metrics like flashy houses or yachts.
- Focus on creating systems of compounding value.
While all the hype is centered around ecosystems like $HYPE and $SOL, don’t overlook $BNB
It’s quietly showing resilience, building a solid uptrend while other coins face deep retracements.
Fischer's story reveals a profound truth:
Raw genius isn't enough.
Without balance, even the brightest minds can break.
The key is mastering both excellence AND sustainability:
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Jaguar isn't just changing their logo.
They're deliberately abandoning 90% of their current customers.
Why would a luxury brand do this?
The strategy is bold: