gm If you would like to disconnect on weekend/touch some grass Ask yourself this today: “What needs to happen tomorrow so I can actually disconnect this weekend?” Then do those things today. Don’t save everything for Friday. You’ll just stress all weekend.

Happy Friday 3 questions to ask yourself every weekend: 1. What worked this week? 2. What didn’t work? 3. What will I change next week? Takes 15 minutes. Most people repeat mistakes because they never reflect.

"Take profit" Me:

Not every day goes according to plan. Today: Planned 3 hours of deep work Got 45 minutes before interruptions took over What I did: Asked myself “What’s the ONE thing that matters today?” Focused on that. Let everything else slide. One important thing done > Ten

How I stay productive all week: > Sunday: plan so monday doesn’t destroy me > Monday: energy + planning pays off > Tuesday: deep work + systems > Wednesday: mid-week discipline check > Thursday: finish strong, prep for friday > Friday: reflection + closing loops > Saturday:

Wednesday is when most people lose focus. The week feels long. Motivation drops. Distractions. My Wednesday rule: One important thing before lunch. Focus on one thing. Keeps momentum going.

gm. Thursday mindset: Don’t coast because tomorrow is friday. This is your last chance at a full productive week. > finish what you started monday > tie up loose ends > set up friday for success Make it count. Strong thursday = easy friday.

Project went live today. I’ve been up since 5:30am. People forget that PMs often carry the weight of decisions that directly affect revenue, reputation, and customer experience. This role sits at the intersection of business objectives, change, and day-to-day operations. It’s

The worst addiction is waiting. waiting for motivation. waiting for the right time. waiting for permission. waiting to feel ready. you can recover from substances. you can't recover lost time. every day you wait, it gets harder to start. every day you wait, the gap widens.

"Sweeping the floor" killed far too many nft projects You're only giving power to short term traders to hijack your narrative Of course 'price go up' feels great but your community becomes shortsighted. Keep your broom. Build your vision.

90% of token holders have no idea why they're holding a token 99% of the time. It’s why people panic dump. It's not their fault. It's your job as a founder to oversimplify and overcommunicate before your community get frustrated that nothing is happening.

Hey google, will ai take our jobs?

One important lesson i learned from previous NFT cycle Community without culture don’t last. Most founders say community because they have 50k Discord members. Congrats you’ve built a group chat. Culture happens when you highlight early supporters, celebrate action, and tell

Hot take: Aggressive hard staking never worked. In fact it’s fundamentally bearish (a band aid) Forcing holders with irreversible locks shows your lack of confidence. Don’t force the hold. Build something that inspires holding.

every day in the life of a crypto trader:

Gm How locked in at you? Me:

gm some days you wake up wearing compliments that belong to someone else "you're a squatter in someone else's success" "they will find out" nah. that voice lies the impostor syndrome hijacks your brain shut it down you earned everything you've built. keep building.

rage bait of the day: "prediction market is not gambling" not sure why there's any debate on this