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[Vibhor Chandel @VibhorChandel]

I watched Naval Ravikant's "Joe Rogan Experience", multiple times.

Here are 12 short but PRICELESS lessons from the popular podcast.

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Best repo on github

[Trice @cryptotrice]

https://t.co/1cSg4eJXc8

[Trice @cryptotrice]

TradingView is officially cooked

People have been activating lifetime TV Premium subscriptions for free using an open-source TradingView activator from GitHub

Some people have even started reselling activated accounts

The version is currently available for Windows and Mac, with an app-bound GitHub link inside the app

Read the guide below on how to get it and bookmark it

[Trice @cryptotrice]

https://t.co/1cSg4eJXc8

[Dr. August Bones @Ausbones]

Mastering exams is not about reading more hours. It is about mastering one loop: read → understand → recall. If you get this right, everything else becomes easier.

Before the exam, most of the work is already decided. Start by previewing your material instead of diving in blindly. Skim headings, subheadings, diagrams, and summaries first. This gives your brain a map, so details later have somewhere to stick.

While reading, stop treating text like something to highlight. Turn headings into questions and read to answer them. Look for evidence in the text, then pause and summarize the idea in your own words. If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it yet.

A powerful test is this: explain the concept out loud as if you are teaching a 12-year-old. If you get stuck, that is not failure. That is your study target. Use short margin notes, arrows, and symbols to capture meaning, not decoration.

Understanding deepens when you connect ideas. Ask how new information links to what you already know. Draw simple flowcharts or concept maps. They do not have to be neat. The learning happens while you are drawing them.

Teaching the idea to a friend, a pet, or an empty chair forces clarity. Always ask why something works, not just what it is.

Recall is built by struggle, not rereading. Close the book and write down everything you remember about a topic. Then check what you missed. This feels uncomfortable, but it works.

Flashcards help only when they force recall, especially when spaced over days. For problem-based courses, nothing replaces practice. Do examples, then do them again without help. Even better, write your own exam questions. That trains your brain to think like the examiner.

During the exam, the first few minutes matter. Dump formulas, mnemonics or key ideas on paper immediately. Then scan the entire exam and plan your time based on marks. This alone reduces panic.

When answering, read each question carefully and underline instruction words like explain, compare or analyze. Decide how you will answer before you start writing. Then execute clearly and move on. Do not get stuck chasing one question. If your mind goes blank, skip it. Answer another question and come back later. Your brain often retrieves information when pressure drops. Start with what you know well. Confidence builds momentum, and momentum improves recall.

Support all this with smart habits. Study over several days instead of cramming. Mix topics in one session so your brain learns to apply knowledge, not just repeat it. Practice under exam conditions. Protect your sleep because memory is consolidated when you rest, not when you panic.

Here is the truth most students learn too late: your brain is not a storage device (forgets in the exam and recall thereafter), it is a thinking system. It remembers what you actively use.

Stop passive highlighting. Start questioning, explaining, and recalling. Exams reward effortful learning, not time spent staring at pages.

This may not be a one cap fits all but it certainly a cap that fits many. Take the lessons and adapt to what works for you best. This sure works for me. #BonesTutes

[MERICA MEMED @Mericamemed]

Even Microsoft didn’t know PowerPoint could do this

[JerryRigEverything @ZacksJerryRig]

Why I SOLD my Tesla Cybertruck
(Hint: You already know)

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@oscayszn change

[oscay @oscaytrades]

spent the past weeks creating protocols to escape the chaotic cycle of unprofitability.

this was originally for my private mentorship, but can't gatekeep this life changing info tbh.

like, rt + comment 'change' & i'll dm it to you.

(must be following so i can dm).

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@oscayszn BIAS

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[Gene @realweirdgene]

Up +6R.

Portfolio might reach 100% ROI this week spot trading currencies. Insane.

[Akosua Saffy @Akosua_Saffy]

Hey, everyone, my sister is looking for a job. She has a degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Below is a copy of her CV. Kindly retweet; her future employer may be on your timeline. Thanks.

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@elonmusk

[About40 Clan @soulpee]

1. Your guy has restricted the service to your household / area now . If you activate your starlink in Dome , you cannot take it to east legon and use it now ..device goes into restricted mode and informs you can that you're using your device in a restricted location so take it back to where you activated it and he's charging GHS 770 for it

2. There was a regional roaming package that allowed you to use your device anywhere within the country and the package that cost about GHS 1,500/month . He took that one out and now you only have the option for only a global regional package which is a whooping GHS 7,000/month .

3. A friend mistakenly drove over my starlink last week cos I don't mount it so it got damaged , luckily I had a spare one . Trying to activate the spare one , they're telling me the residential package / service is unavailable because Accra is at capacity . https://t.co/B80MWAyh89 only option is it activate it in another city I don't live in ,which makes it unusable because point number 2 restricts you from using it in a location other than where you activated it .

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a few years back, Google glitched and the US Dollar was equivalent to GHC 20.
yeah, it was a glitch.

[Gene @realweirdgene]

What I am preaching, is that you’ve created your expectations of what trading looks like from people flexing lifestyle to sell courses.
And you use that same world view to judge your performance, and that handicaps you, because it’s not even remotely realistic

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sheesh 🔥
my 🐐

[Gene @realweirdgene]

Glorious. Glorious. Glorious. Deserves a steak and some alcohol this weekend.

Might get sick.

[Gene @realweirdgene]

Crazy how you can sit at home for a few hours and do annual returns in a couple hours of work a week.
I think a lot of people undervalue what mental consistency and clarity can do, that’s why people are looking for “the holy grail”

The holy grail is you. The trader is the difference, not the strategy.

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[Gene @realweirdgene]

I trade the same two models week in, week out.

$7k on running positions today.