Safa Jemai

Entrepreneur, CEO @vikonnekt, CTO @Treatably, Founder @Mabrukacompany , Software Engineer

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

I had an amazing opportunity to participate at the event Iceland Innovation Week 2023 and talk with the President of Iceland Guðni Th. Jóhannesson @PresidentISL about how to preserve our Icelandic language using new tools like OpenAI.
Thank you for having us IIW
@vikonnekt

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

Week 270. Today we strike in solidarity with Palestine and Gaza. The world needs to speak up and call for an immediate ceasefire, justice and freedom for Palestinians and all civilians affected.

#FreePalestine #IStandWithPalestine #StandWithGaza #FridaysForFuture
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[Ray Dalio @RayDalio]

Once you’ve successfully diagnosed the problems standing in the way of your achieving your goals, you need to design paths for solving them. Designs need to be based on deep and accurate understandings (which is why diagnosis is so important); for me, it’s an almost visceral process of staring at problems and using the pain they cause me to stimulate my creative thinking.

All of the details and plans must extend from a high-level visualization of what is required to solve the problem. Only when you have such a sketch can you begin to fill it in with specifics. Those specifics will be your tasks; write them down so you don’t forget them.

While the best designs are drawn from a rich understanding of actual problems, when you’re just starting out on something, you often have to design based on anticipated problems as opposed to actual ones. That’s why having systematic ways of tracking issues (the Issue Log) and what people are like (the Dot Collector) is so useful: Instead of just relying on your best guesses of what might go wrong, you can look at data from prior “at bats” for yourself and others and come to the design process with understanding rather than having to start from scratch.

The most talented designers I know are people who can visualize over time, running through different collections of people from the scale of small teams to entire organizations, accurately anticipating the kinds of results they’ll produce. They excel at design and systemization. Creativity is also important to this process, as is character, because the most important problems to design around are often the hardest, and you need to come up with original ways of addressing them and be willing to make hard choices (especially when it comes to people and who should do what). #principleoftheday

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

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[CERT-IS @cert_iceland]

Árásarhópar eru að gera tilraunir til að nýta rafræn skilríki til að komast inn á viðkvæm svæði. Ekki staðfesta rafræn skilríki nema vera viss um að þú hafir beðið um það.

Ekki staðfesta rafræna auðkenningabeiðnir sem þú kannast ekki við.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

The event will be on the 23th of May in the big auditorium in Gróska.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

I am very excited to take part of Iceland Innovation Week and have a talk with President of Iceland Guðni Th. Jóhannesson @PresidentISL to disucss Iceland´s role in the digital age and how new tools can be utilized to preserve our language and culture.
@vikonnekt
#ChatGPT

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

Breytum hvernig við horfum á vandamál, hugsum um vandamál sem tækifæri til finna nýjar lausnir og gera líf fólksins auðveldara.

Vandamál + Hugsun = Lausnir

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

Hvað er nýsköpun ef það eru ekki til vandamál?
Mér finnst gaman að hafa vandamál í lífinu.
Sumir elska að hafa vandamál og sumir hata það.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

@vikonnekt var byggt á vandamáli, því að það vantaði hugbúnaðarfyrirtæki sem býður upp á skalanlega þjónustu fyrir sprotafyrirtæki.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

There is no short cut for success. It all takes time, lots of hard work, dedication and patience.
Easy to say, hard to apply..

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

Solving problems requires a sense of logic.

[Lyn Alden @LynAldenContact]

After the dust settles from a major event, whether inflation was just caused by temporary supply shocks or by monetary debasement is answered by one key test:

Did aggregate prices go back to their previous level, or no?

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[Steve Hanke @steve_hanke]

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” ― Winston S. Churchill

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

My Favourite Highlights:
- Time in the market is better than Timing the market:
Be patient and don’t panic during a bear market.
- Monkeys at Wall Street outperformed professional bankers:
You don’t need to be expert to start your journey in investing

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

I finished reading this amazing book during my flight from Zürich to Iceland.
A simple and clear guideline to investing.
What to expect to learn from it:

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

- How to kickstart your investing journey.
- What are the 6 golden rules.
- How to manage your portfolio.
- Ideas to think more sustainable while building your portfolio.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

The stock market isn’t the economy. It often starts going down before the economy turns south and starts turning back up before the downturn ends. Getting that timing right on both ends is nearly impossible.

https://t.co/q78we3zcHn

@charliebilello

[Simon Sinek @simonsinek]

Listening is not simply hearing the words that are spoken. Listening is understanding why the words were spoken.

[Safa Jemai @safa_jemai]

@hjortureh Sama hér!