Difference between:
Order block x Breaker block
Key level x Liquidity pool
Equal Highs x Protected Highs
What technical concept should I break down in my next video?
National service should not require unescorted travel through known abduction corridors.
Either secure deployed corp member or mandate democratic deployment process, PERIOD!!!
Founders rarely make the decision they think theyâre making.
They think theyâre deciding:
âShould we change the strategy?â
âShould we kill this feature?â
âShould we change the positioning?â
âShould we stop spending here?â
But sometimes the real decision isâŚ
âAm I willing to admit that what I believed before might have been wrong?â
Thatâs a different decision.
Because once youâve spent months building something, talked about it publicly, convinced your team, and defended it to other peopleâŚ
changing direction doesnât just feel like changing direction.
It can feel like admitting defeat.
So you ask for more data.
Another test.
Another month.
Another campaign.
Another explanation for why the signal isnât there yet.
Not because youâre irrational.
Because the cost of changing your mind is no longer just financial.
Itâs psychological.
Thatâs why I donât think you can properly diagnose a founderâs decision by looking only at the decision itself.
Sometimes you have to askâŚ
âWhat would changing this force them to admit?â
Thatâs where the real decision usually starts.
I never thought I would see Nigeria celebrate someone coming for our $700 billion mineral wealth.
Before Nairametrics makes this sound like the U.S. is bringing $700 billion into Nigeria, read that headline again.
The $700 billion is not the investment.
It is the estimated value of the minerals Nigeria already has underground.
The agreement is simply opening the door for American investment into the sector.
And this is where Nigerians need to pay attention.
Because if we export the raw minerals, while someone else controls the exploration, processing, infrastructure and value chain, who actually captures the wealth?
The real question is not how much our minerals are worth.
It is how much Nigeria gets to keep after they are taken out of the ground.
My friend was living like a tenant in his own house.
Nobody knows that he is the landlord except the caretaker.
He doesn't normally stay around, but whenever the caretaker calls for a tenants' meeting, he attends and pretends to be a tenant too.
At the end of last year, he called the caretaker and told him to organise an end-of-year party for the tenants.
During the celebration, the best tenant received a brand-new washing machine as a gift.
The winner was a lady who had rejected my friend when he asked her out.
As she carried her gift back to her apartment, she looked at my friend and said, "This is what real men do."
My friend was living like a tenant in his own house.
Nobody knows that he is the landlord except the caretaker.
He doesn't normally stay around, but whenever the caretaker calls for a tenants' meeting, he attends and pretends to be a tenant too.
At the end of last year, he called the caretaker and told him to organise an end-of-year party for the tenants.
During the celebration, the best tenant received a brand-new washing machine as a gift.
The winner was a lady who had rejected my friend when he asked her out.
As she carried her gift back to her apartment, she looked at my friend and said, "This is what real men do."
Watched a founder answer every single reply on his launch thread. Fast, warm, personal⌠good community management by most standards.
Checked the same account six months later. Same pattern. Every thread still leads back to him⌠no member has ever answered another memberâs question.
Thatâs not sustained engagement. Thatâs a founder who never delegated authority he didnât realize he was hoarding.
The real signal isnât how fast the founder replies. Itâs how long it takes before members stop needing him to.
@02growthlab A founder answering every reply is not community. It is a help desk with a personal brand. The group never learns it can survive a silent day.
This sound fake, but it's actually true.
Today, I met Dangote in person to discuss, the way forward of our refinery, and I must say I'm proud of the commitment and breakthrough of my friend and brother Aliko Dangote in industrializing Nigeria.
Many of you have sought my opinion on investing in the ongoing Dangote Petroleum Refinery Initial Public Offering.
From what we discussed, the refinery will create more jobs for Nigerian and in as much as it's a good investment opportunity, if you're poor investing N50k you've missed out on this one, sorry ooo
But then he said to me, there's hope for common man
According to the white paper of the Dangote refinery, all things been equal without influence by unforeseen variables, the refinery will be the largest refinery in the whole world, refining 1.4m barrels of crude oil daily.
For context the whole of Africa consumes about 4m barrels perday, meaning they can supply nations whose consumption are estimatedas 1/3 of Africa.
This includes, Europe,Americans and Asians.
MY POINT IS THAT, WOUNDN'T YOU WANT TO TAKE THE RISK OF HAVING A STAKE IN SUCH PROJECT?