38. First is a hard one. I always loved games ever since I can remember. Earliest I remember would be Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt combo cartridge on the Nintendo NES and for SEGA Genesis it was Altered Beast or Golden Axe. First one I can remember not being able to put down would be Pokémon Red on my translucent purple gameboy color.
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@Jayy_V33 My N64 games did it more than my NES games. I’d say I was trying to save either Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, Star Wars Podracer, or Goldeneye
I feel a little grief and loss when I think back on Ghosts. The ripper smg that would extend outward and turn into an assault rifle. The map Easter eggs with Predator, Michael Meyers and more. We really had one of the most unforeseen gems of the next generation leaving from the 360 era and we took it for granted
@aidan_nguyentrn Stop focusing on the irrelevancy of growth and pivot to focusing on how you engage with others. Growth means nothing if ultimately leads to a bunch of crickets from a 6 figure follower number where most have muted your posts from their feed.
Use it as practice. There can always be improvements in engagement or how you engage. Shut the counter off and remember to look directly into the camera every so often and just talk! You could essentially use it for a YouTube cut as well but it wouldn’t do well if you don’t at least engage the camera. The people will come. Take the time and lulls to work on yourself and talk through some stuff live and see where it takes you 😁
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In this 40-minute session, she shows how she set up her team before she scaled it
Job → Chief of Staff → 3 Managers → 11 Workers → 200+ Agents*
Most people add another bot when the first one fails. That just multiplies the mistakes
Give every bot one job and a manager that checks it, instead of paying for the same failure every run
Worth more than most $1,000 agent engineering courses
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