Congratulations to me💥
It's ThinkPad!!!
Funnels did
The workload got intense
Had to upgrade to my long desired machine 👉ThinkPad X1 Carbon
Tell me Congrates now😂
Was feeling too lazy to work out today, it’s 8PM now and I had to force myself to do a few reps at home.
It’s easier to skip a habit for a day, until a day becomes two, and then two becomes a week.
Even a tiny information executed on consistently can produce a result.
But people are stuck in that rabbit hole of chasing every next information that seems like the breakthrough.
@dickiebush I’m a strong believer that every skill can earn you $1M; all you need is to position the skill in a way that the market doesn't see it as a commodity. Then rootlessly market it.
@KevinSzabo14 For you to keep your price firm, you must have firm communication skills, if you suck at communication, you will always find yourself reducing your price because you can't seem to justify it even though you know its worth it.
If your system keeps failing, it’s probably too rigid.
A good system is built for your bad days, not your good ones.
It should make progress possible even when motivation is low.
If it feels hard to follow on bad days, it's probably not a good system and it won’t last.
AI is increasing the value of some skills while reducing the value of others.
The flood of products makes marketing more valuable.
Dependence on AI makes critical thinking more valuable.
And as automation grows, genuine human communication becomes even more valuable.
@santoshstack They all exist because they are important, pay less attention to anyone, and the rest will stall, in fact they all complement each other.
@CynthiaOzumba Both have their advantages.
If you want to build a real company, working in an office teaches valuable soft skills. You learn how to work with people, communicate, and see how operations run firsthand.
But I think many people prefer remote because of the freedom and higher pay.