With 4.95B internet users, consider these approaches in your portfolio to make $100,000: - 215 subscription customers at $39/mo - 40 students/quarter at $625 each - 10 sales/day at $27 each - 10 hrs/week at $195/hr - 2 sales/day at $135 So many different ways to do this.

If your CEO grew up in a household that stole the hotel soap and shampoos, you will survive this recession

If you lift weights, walk 8-10k steps a day, eat a diet comprised of whole foods, and get quality sleep at night... You're in the 1%.

Something you can do with your eyes closed is worth $1M+ The catch is getting it to a small sliver of the global population that's looking for it. If that's not a puzzle worth solving, I don't know what is.

2 unemployed friends bootstrapped a SaaS & sold it for $10M+ in 18 months Hustled to grow it from 0 to $1.2M in revenue This is my story, how much money I made & everything I learned 👇

Weird habit: I collect the best opening lines from books. 10 gems – and what you can learn from them:

This framework has reinforced two concepts for me that I believe are critical to live a constructive life: (1) you may not be in full control of the outcomes, but you are in full control of your inputs (2) you should always look at how you can improve the situation you are in.

Excellent essay from Noam Bardin on “The real story of how Facebook almost acquired Waze, but we ended up with Google” post.news/@/noam/2RTRvTN… Lots of great learnings, summarized by chatGPT 😎 1. The co-founders of Waze established a valuation framework before entertaining

The Slippery Slide If there's a rule that'll change your writing forever it's this: “The role of the first sentence is to get your reader to read the next” To nail your 1st sentence make it: • Intriguing • Easy to read • Short & snappy Make your reader slide down the page

Sell The Sizzle, Not The Steak Selling with words alone is hard. Because online, trust is low and skepticism is high. So here's something you can try: Sell the concept, not your product. Like Apple sells simplicity, not electronics.

Fundraising for your startup? 5 early-stage investors to start following right now: 1) shrug.vc 2) thetwentyminutevc.com 3) equal.vc 4) worklife.vc 5) movingcapital.com Retweet = more founders get funded 🙌

when a consumer startup idea is common - it's easy to dismiss, but also means no one has solved it at scale yet so still opportunity examples • splitting the check • better dating app • p2p clothing rental • travel itinerary inspo • group meal delivery • podcast discovery

How to explode your email list. Tales of an experimenting shirtless entrepreneur. My results: From 0 - 1000 subscribers - 4 months From 1000 to 2000 subs - 2,5 months From 2000 to 3000 subs - 3 weeks. I grew my email list from 0 to 3500 in 6 months. In this post, I'll

How to build a $100,000+ personal brand in 6 to 12 months: My 10 step creator system:

Ten months ago, we launched the Vesuvius Challenge to solve the ancient problem of the Herculaneum Papyri, a library of scrolls that were flash-fried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Today we are overjoyed to announce that our crazy project has succeeded. After 2000

Best advice I ever got: think like a VC when looking for tech job. It led me to joining Rippling ($11B+) before its Series A. It changed my life, so I built a free tool to help others. We expect that each company listed on Prospect will grow at least 2X over the next 4 years:

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This video is incredible. Everyone should RETWEET it so the whole *world* sees it.

Siento que como seres humanos naturalizamos demasiado el hecho de que Pink Floyd haya tocado literalmente en las ruinas del anfiteatro romano de Pompeya; no abundan los eventos que alcanzan semejante nivel de mística eh, es menester volver a las bases urgente.

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb (2005)