Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

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Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

10 months ago

@wolfAlighieri @_ProfitPath Well said, an empire cannot be built without acceptance for potentially losing something to achieve something greater. You cannot hate losing, you can only be confident in what you do

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CBB @Cbb0fe

10 months ago

One year ago, i was feeling absolute shit and was convinced that my bro and i were just completely washed We had farmed blast/blur for months for NOTHING We had missed ethena generational farming while being in touch with team at early stage We had ZERO knowledge about sol memecoins It took us a lot of questioning about our future in this space One year later, we for sure did not do everything perfectly and still missed a lot of things but We became top 1 arb on hyperevm hyperliquid making 1% of HL volume daily We spotted plasma early and went big on it Portfolio is sitting in absolute ATH Feels good to be back Job ain't done Trillions

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Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

10 months ago

@maxxmalist 978 bookmarks with a 1:1 like to bookmark ratio. Phenomenal

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Sam Parr @thesamparr

10 months ago

Something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately: Most decisions are small. What’s for lunch. Which app to cancel. Whether to take the meeting at 3pm or 4pm. Tiny stuff that moves the needle maybe 1%. But every few years, you get a choice that acts like a lever. One decision that tilts everything that comes after. For example, in 2012 I moved to San Francisco after googling "where rea internet companies started?". in July of 2014 I quit drinking. Everything change. In 2016 I started a newsletter that I eventually sold and changed my life. However, what’s hard is big decisions don’t always look important when you’re making them. They can just show up disguised as regular Tuesday choices. - Join the gym or stay on the couch - Start the side project or keep watching Netflix. - Cold email that person you admire or scroll twitter instead (i’ve made so many huge connections over cold email, including with my co-founder Joe!). Small decisions compound daily. Big decisions compound for decades. Here’s how to spot the big ones: The choice makes you slightly uncomfortable. If it feels too easy, it’s probably not the lever you’re looking for. It involves other people who are ahead of where you want to be. Growth happens fastest when you’re the least experienced person in the room. This makes you feel nervous almost. And there’s no immediate payoff. The best decisions pay dividends for years, not quarters. It costs something real - time, money, comfort, or pride. Free rarely changes everything. Most people miss these moments because they’re optimizing for the wrong thing. They want guarantees. They want to see the ROI spreadsheet. They want proof it’ll work before they try. But leverage doesn’t work that way. I think about this a lot because I see it with Hampton. Many join thinking they need help with some specific business problem. Should I ask my co-founder to leave? How do I price this new product? Is this investor term sheet fair? Fair enough. Those are real problems. But the actual value isn’t solving one problem. It’s having 7 other people like you in your corner for the next thousand problems. One choice - surrounding yourself with people who’ve been where you want to go - influences every choice that comes after. Anyway, that’s my take. Most choices are small. A few change everything. Obviously the hard part is recognizing which is which.

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Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

10 months ago

@AdamRackis Haha

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Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

10 months ago

@iTanayVaswani @IndianTechGuide It’s the taxpayer in general. Male student’s tuition too is heavily reduced

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Another Monkey @MotivesRandom

10 months ago

@HeroicLife @plzbepatient Doesn’t this make real estate expensive in the US and homes more unaffordable? Only flaw I see in your point. Maybe with their economic activity, it just promotes more development of houses and real estate in the US