"If you want to make the wrong decision, ask everyone." Naval

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Yes

More than one perspective can be valid. Remember that.

“We assume that the more arguments we give, the better our case. In reality, our weakest arguments dilute the strongest. Generally, you’ll only be as convincing as your worst point, so instead of making as many arguments as you can, make only the best.” — Gurwinder

"Before, it was only worth it for the ultra rich to pay you to write code. Now, it's becoming so cheap to write code that you can afford your own time. It's becoming so cheap to write code that you can't afford to not write code." — kache

funny how the best signal that an idea will work is usually the people you grew up with telling you it won’t

The secret to winning is learning how to lose. That is, learning to bounce back from failure and disappointment—undeterred—and continuing to steadily march toward your potential. Your response to failure determines your capacity for success.

JJ Bittensor is Bitcoin with a brain

csUSDL to the moon

Brand & Digital → Tabs

’80s Silicon Valley meets modern tech in Studio Freight’s identity and website for Applause. Learn more at the link below ↓

Flat design is over. The future is colorful and dimensional.

Me with my AI tools

A great method: - During your day, think about ideas, play with solutions in your head and make a plan (while cleaning, commuting, showering etc) - When you sit in front of the computer, execute that plan (rather than at that time start thinking about what to do.)

"Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing." —Benjamin Franklin

Whoever came up with the Bateman Batman concept, ily

"All the things that don't work in the real world, you learn in school." — Shaan Puri ✨