Humans are hardwired to copy others by evolution — for a good reason. Mimicking those around us has been the most efficient survival strategy for millions of years. However, the world is different today. We now live in an age of rapid change — what used to be efficient becomes a recipe for mediocrity and decay.
🥂 Let 2025 be the year we rely on our own opinions — not imposed stereotypes and outdated thought patterns. Only by trusting our instincts and following our own unique paths can we fulfill our potential and make great contributions to the world.
Have a happy and productive 2025, everyone! ✨
don't learn in public. don't tweet every day. authenticity requires privacy. don't anchor yourself to your transient thoughts. deep learning needs time. sit on it.
I wanna do everything in the world with you, and I'm going to. I wanna be that couple that everyone wonders how we're still together but once you see us look at each other they know we're never leaving. I wanna be the ones who can't keep their hands off each other
and wait for an empty house and closed doors and go to kiss each other
goodnight but take it too far. We can
take pictures in every state and eat at
all the restaurants with the weird food just to say we did and always put the do not disturb sign on the door so people know exactly what were doing, even when were just having pillow fights.
Last year I was tired, lonely, and without directions.
This year I am focused, motivated and willing to learn as much.
Next year I might be looking for a way to pivot into something new and exciting.
"Who am I?", I constantly pondered.
One thing is for sure. I am not who I was.
To all the single people, you aren't forgotten, remember we'd always reserve a special place for you. We are rooting for you next year.
And to all the haters, loved the energy this year, respected the hate this year, please increase the heat next year. We need you to get through
This is the no one thing that drew me to tech. As long as you're willing to learn, the sky is your starting point. You can pivot from one industry to the next picking up skills, adventures and memories along the way.
There's no single right way to make the best out of this new year. However, in my desperation to understand people, I went around to search and I found nine (9) things some people said were the most impactful things they did last year and how they achieved them.
@bigbrutha_ I don't think I'm disputing the fact that money is needed in relationship. My question is when did it become a core metric for healthy relationship?
There's this feeling of melancholy associated with crossovers especially for those that spend it alone and in the quiet.
Well cheers to the best year yet. You all deserve the best.