5 books that have had the greatest impact on my life 1) Bhagavad Gita 2) Atomic Habits 3) Psychology of Money 4) The almanack of Naval 5) How to win friends and influence people

#1 way to remove emotion from decision-making... The Seinfeld Method Wait 24 hours and make the decision once adrenaline & ego has subsided.

The story you tell yourself impacts the story you tell the world.

Can this tool also apply to graphs and shapes? Not just text.

Finally, one just has to shut up, sit down, and write. That is painful. Writing, in that way, is so simple, basic, and austere.

“Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.” Carl Jung

When I was 22, I could've made 30% more in my first job. But I didn't. Why? I didn't ask for a raise. I had no clue you could do that! Early career years are painful. You feel like an idiot 98% of the time. Here are 20 things about building a career I wish I knew sooner 👇👇

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Haeni Nurdiah 😅 This was pretty well received. x.com/lexpaval/statu…

Consistency isn’t killed when you miss a day. It’s when you use the missed day as an excuse to never start back up again.

7) 50 Succesful pitch deck for Fintech startups airtable.com/shryC6JwWQHzb3…

"Building dashboards is easier than knowing what to put in a dashboard."

Read to collect the dots, write to connect them

Jeff Bezos steps down as Amazon CEO exactly 27 years after he founded the company. 20 powerful lessons from #JeffBezos to inspire you: -Thread-

Be a perfectionist as long as you keep hitting publish.

I used to think writing was something you did once you had it all figured it out. Then I realized writing is how you figure it out in the first place. And I think that’s been my biggest realization of the last 12 months.

10 years ago I dropped out of college. Today I'm one of the youngest VPs at a venture-backed company in Canada. Here are 10 lessons on finding success your own way:

Getting a good idea is hard BUT Getting a good idea is the easiest part of doing a startup.

Data scientists and PMs, what are the most common buckets of questions that you use behavioral data to answer?

"Tie all our products together, so we further lock customers into our ecosystem." — Steve Jobs meeting agenda item, 2010