Idc about social norms… check in on your colleagues. I know many of us have been programmed to not do that, but the last few years have been really hard for people. A lot of individuals have no one they see or talk to on a regular basis besides their coworkers and reminding

A year+ later and the Taylor Swift Era’s tour is STILL a global phenomenon but I don’t think many people realize the economic, physical, and artistic feat these shows really are: - Each concert is 3hrs and 25 minutes long with 44 songs, divided into 10 acts that portray each

Be the person that gets excited when other people are excited.

Never underestimate a persons desire to do business with you JUST because they like you

Let me tell ya, the devil works hard but this Las Vegas club promoter I met once in college 10 years ago works harder

I couldn’t think of a better time to make a new version of a company like Meetup. So many gen Z / millennials are already hosting grouped events with strangers. Aggregate all of the events, make it searchable, then treat all the hosts like gold and make them love you.

Founder mode? Naw. Kitty mode.

Tbh, the people who really care about you will support your growth, even if it means you might outgrow them.

Being in your early 30s is weird because like 1/4th of your friends are single, no kids, never been married, 1/2 of your friends are married and having kids, then the last 1/4th are getting divorced or getting married a second time

Want to grow on here? Become a "reply guy" (or ya know, reply girl). Find 15 people that inspire you, turn on notifications for them and reply consistently. 5 people with 1k - 20k more followers 5 people with 20k - 100k more followers 5 people with 100k+ more followers

If I were to do it all over again, I’d optimize for building experiences and connections in my 20s that would set me up with sustainable ways to make money and connections in my 30s and beyond.

Life pro tip: If you ever start feeling like you're not "good enough"... get off Twitter and TikTok.

Getting to choose what you want to work on with who you want to work with is the ultimate freedom.

I would’ve been a lot happier and more successful the first few years of my career if I didn’t listen to some people and try to do things like everyone else.

My friend's dad built a multi-million dollar waste management company. Today, he has major clients like 7-Eleven, Costco, and others. The other day, he was telling us about one of his first sales meetings back when he was just starting out, over 30 years ago. He went to this

Not every opportunity is worth pursuing. Sometimes, saying ‘no’ is the most powerful move you can make for your personal growth.

Tbh, the moment you stop chasing perfection and start embracing progress, everything changes.

I’ve been v busy lately so I started writing a bunch of posts and then scheduling them instead So now I’ll be having a shit day and all of a sudden my account posts something super enlightening and positive and I’m like who tf is that girl?? Dont know her anymore