Event planners, look at what’s happening: clients now hire two vendors. One to cover the event. Another just to post clips the same day.
If your photographer can turn around a 30-second reel before the guests get home, you’ve saved your client a second invoice.
@djsavyofficial True, but "keep going" only works if you're also getting better. Doing the same thing for 5 years without improving is just staying busy.
10 litres of fuel a night.
7 hours of generator noise.
About ₦14,000, gone before morning.
10 days: ₦140,000
30 days: ₦420,000
6 months: ₦2.52 million
If you've been running generator, you don't have to go full solar at once. Some setups let you start small and add as you go.
But please, do this math for your own house tonight.
There is a dangerous moment in fundraising when founders start counting meetings instead of progress.
25 investor calls.
12 follow-ups.
4 partner meetings.
87 coffees.
$0.
Congratulations on your extremely successful podcast tour.
A fundraising process ends when money enters the bank.
Everything before that is foreplay with PowerPoint.
We often think environment means the place we live, but it’s more than that.
It’s the people we spend time with.
The conversations we constantly have.
The ideas we’re exposed to.
The things we normalize.
You become a product of your environment, so be intentional about the atmosphere you keep around you.
No wonder ordinary people feel like they’re being ROBBED in slow motion…
Your paycheck gets taxed before you even touch it.
Invest what’s left, and the government can take another cut of your profits.
Keep it in cash, and inflation eats into money you’ve ALREADY paid tax on.
If inflation runs at 6% a year, cash earning no interest loses almost 30% of its buying power in just SIX YEARS.
That’s overtime, skipped holidays and years of saying “we can’t afford it” buying you less and less.
How the hell is the average person supposed to get ahead like this?
Early stage products die without good word of mouth. Finding customers is hard enough, but the challenge is building products people talk about.
A gimmick, a guarantee, a weird feature, a strong opinion. Give people something worth mentioning. Good products aren't enough if nobody remembers to tell a friend.
@choblin29 The friction of human progression will enter a state in which it is smoothed out completely.
Advancements, breakthroughs, every single day, life radically changing not only for those who are extremely aware at what goes on in the industry, but for those who live in ignorance
Real talk: in 150 years (probably even way less), every single person currently reading this tweet will be gone.
We’re just passing through this massive cycle of life and time. It really makes you pause and think: how are we actually living? When our chapter closes, what kind of story are we leaving behind for posterity to talk about?
At the end of the day, everything boils down to Jesus. He isn't just a figure from history books—He’s the ultimate anchor. He takes our temporary, fleeting days and gives them real, eternal weight and purpose.
Take a minute to check your steps today. Are you building for things that fade, or things that actually echo into eternity?