Emil Nygård

CRO For 8 figure brands & Brand owner.

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@drgurner Instinct is the subconscious processing of real and valuable learnings. Huge mistake to ignore instinct, because taking action on it often leads to what the conscious is missing to also understand what the instinct is trying to say.

[gabriel @gabriel1]

i don't understand why people are bearish on data making companies

what data is needed is super unclear and unpredictable. it's highly technical, high taste, and research-heavy. you can't just assemble 1000 people and say "make things"

idk feels to me like there are huge moats in having largest scale workforce, having the best researchers to understand what is important, building relationships with like the 5 labs that exist that are hard to buildup etc

also seems hard for the labs to just do everything inhouse, it's highly complex process and you kinda need founders attention to it

[Sharran Srivatsaa @sharran]

A pattern I’ve noticed: Leadership is taking responsibility when it’s the irresponsible thing to do. Most people take responsibility only when they are clearly at fault. Leaders take responsibility even if what happened wasn’t their fault.

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@gabriel1 🥲 We have brown cheese, come on guys. (I'm moving to sweden)

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@blvckledge pmax

[Harley Finkelstein @harleyf]

This may be the most underrated career advice I’ve ever heard. Read it twice.

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@maxwellcopy Agree

[Travis Fischer @transitive_bs]

i would kill for an AI-era version of Silicon Valley

[Sharran Srivatsaa @sharran]

A pattern I’ve noticed in the most successful people: Success is just math.

Hard things + a long period of time x unreasonable effort = win.

People usually underestimate all three variables. They choose work that feels comfortable, quit far too early, or take it easy when they need to go hard. And then wonder why they never got the results they wanted.

[Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid]

Character can't be faked forever. Time eventually uncovers everyone's true intentions.

[Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca]

Co-sign.

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

You don't need to know exactly where you'll end up. You just need to keep becoming more capable. Capability creates options, options create opportunities, and opportunities create futures that were invisible when you started.

[MATT GRAY @matt_gray_]

fuck playing it small.

do it big - at the very least it's a great story.

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@blvckledge Thanks for representing both! 👊

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@ecomellor @Nugennath Every big ecom should have first party tracking. Triple attribution(TW) is not the best, it’s well marketed. Which is why you only know about TW and not all the other attribution solutions. What you should choose depends on your team’s technical ability.

[Emil Nygård @emilnygaard]

@thedennis I.m.o AI is under-utilized for inferring context/patterns. CS tickets are goldmines and accessible by API. Most things that can’t be scraped can be inferred if the data exists. Highly recommend trying it out, it works.

[Charles Maddock @charles_maddock]

Millions of vibe coders rn with 20+ /goal prompts chambered, waiting for the picosecond Fable 5 drops:

[New Mentalities @NewMentalities]

Michael Jordan

[Words of Wise | Mindset Coach @Wordofwise_]

“Fear is a sensation. Courage is a decision.”

— Andrew Huberman