The narrative that you’re not supposed to care about people’s perceptions of you is not based in reality. To be in community you literally have to address how you’re being perceived because how you are perceived directly effects how you’re treated
the “boring” industries will pay you more than any sexy niche ever will
- freight
- insurance
- logistics
- compliance
these industries have no hype, no noise, but insane cash flow
most of them still run on outdated systems...which means even small fixes create massive ROI
they don’t want hype...they want predictability
and the person who gives them that becomes impossible to replace
i broke down how to spot these overlooked niches and plug the gaps no one else sees
like, rt & comment “BORING” and i’ll send the doc
must follow so i can dm you
Jeff Bezos is worth $238 billion, even though Amazon has a $2.6 trillion market cap. In other words, he’s created $2.4 trillion of value for other shareholders—plus trillions more for employees, customers, suppliers, governments, and other stakeholders.
Jensen Huang is worth $164 billion, while NVIDIA’s market cap is $5 trillion. That’s $4.8 trillion of value for other people (not to mention the immeasurable value created for non-equity stakeholders).
Larry Page and Sergey Brin? $300 billion vs. $3.3 trillion. That’s $3 trillion of value for everyone else. And remember how bad search was before Google and how clunky email was before Gmail?
Mark Zuckerberg? $248 billion vs. $1.8 trillion.
The list goes on. There are hundreds more examples across technology, energy, medicine, manufacturing, and every other industry that keeps the American economy running and our society flourishing.
Billionaires don’t extract value from the rest of us. They create value FOR the rest of us, in exchange for just pennies on the dollar.
We should be grateful for every last one of them.
Alright mfs, here we go
I’ve put together a 9-page guide on how we engineered $70M+ in additional revenue for Mashreq, a $3.6B revenue private bank in Dubai
This is the exact backend thinking system we use with billion-dollar institutions
RT + follow & comment "BANK" to get the doc