If you want to get rich on X, it isn't going to be through creator revenue or meme coins.
Instead, think about one subject matter that you know more about than anyone else in the world. It can be anything: plumbing, menswear, Indian food, furniture, social apps, whatever.
Post one unexpected insight you picked from your experience in that area. Keep it under 5 sentences. Do this every day for 6 months.
If you stick to it, we will promote your account to others.
By the end, you will be recognized as the world's leading expert in that subject area and you can charge whatever you want for endorsements, your time, or whatever. And no one will be able to take that way from you.
Early-stage product development is no longer about validating novel ideas for new markets. It's about reaching an ever-higher quality bar to compete in crowded categories.
We need to rethink the concept of the MVP.
→ https://t.co/Orpl1Mfq9i
Early-stage product development is no longer about validating novel ideas for new markets. It's about reaching an ever-higher quality bar to compete in crowded categories.
We need to rethink the concept of the MVP.
→ https://t.co/Orpl1Mfq9i
👨💼 People always ask me how I invest my money, so I open sourced my investment portfolio at https://t.co/sQ0aiU7v02
There's no big strategy here and no certainty that this is a good portfolio either, right now it returns about $120K/mo
I try buy mostly ETFs and they have the highest return for me overall
Sometimes stocks rise so much though it becomes disproportionate % of portfolio (like NVIDIA)
I don't invest in startups now, but maybe one day I will. Why not now? From my studies of VC funds: you need to invest 100 to 1000 times @ $100K = $10M to $100M to have one home run exit that makes your fund profitable statistically
Unless you for example put in $1M yourself and then raise another $9M to $99M from rich people and pension funds (via LPs) that means you statistically you make no chance of ever making a profit on your investments. So not sure I should do it at all now.
ETFs though are nice, they let me invests in tens of thousands of companies all around the world while paying for ex 0.07% in fees (called TER, Total Expense Ratio)! That means investing $100K in 10,000 companies costs me only $7 per year! The cheapest investment products on the planet.
Since I'm not American I buy the European versions (but still in USD) of ETFs (called UCITS), for ex VOO in US is called VUSD in EU, there's some tax savings if you buy it in Europe (if you're not American) etc.
Anyway I don't know much about it, just trying to do the right thing and not chasing short term profits but long term 20-30 years
Some of my inspirations for investing are John Bogle (inventor of ETFs) and Ray Dalio (tl;dr Asia is the future) and those depict my investment strategy
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How to save $300 on a pro studio microphone with a pop filter
1. Get Apple EarPods (wired)
2. Get a sponge
3. Make a hole in the sponge
4. Put a microphone inside the sponge
#DIY
- no sugar
- no processed food aka anything not whole
- only raw whole foods: steak, chicken thigh, (sweet) potato, rice, vegetables like bell pepper, broccoli, spinach (steamed is nice)
- can marinade chicken with soy and balsamic
- cook A LOT of food, now u stop eating processed trash u will be hungry all the time so eat more
- salt and pepper only
- cut out sugar red bull sweetener bs drinks
- drink sparkling water, squeeze half lemon in, tastes nice and 0 calories
- drink black coffee, I make Hario v60 drip
- go gym 3x per week or pay friend $100
- deadlift
- squat
- overhead press
- chin ups
- get PT to check form
- do intermittent fasting if u wanna lose weight or get leaner, don’t eat until a few hours after u wake up, only black coffee until then