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How I Made Progress Addictive (No More Discipline Struggle!) Yesterday, I tried something wild: instead of focusing on one giant scary task, I built momentum using the "breadcrumb method". Here's what I did (and you can too): - Pick 4–6 things you want to work on

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I'm building a tool that records your screen and replaces your voice with a professional AI voice - same words, different voice. Made it because I was insecure about my accent when making tutorials. Would anyone use this?

Raja Yoga = Training the witness to stay. Karma Yoga = Acting with the witness present. Bhakti Yoga = Loving with the witness present. Jnana Yoga = Knowing you ARE the witness. All yoga is this: The witness, fully here.

Made my first $10,000 on the internet not with digital products but by selling a service. This is the quickest way to monetize online. Here's why:

Built this over the weekend: Idea Collision Cards 80 prompts across 3 decks. Draw 2. Combine them. Watch ideas happen. Perfect for solo brainstorms or team workshops. DM me for a free printable kit.

Introducing Lyria 3, our new music generation model in Gemini that lets you turn any idea, photo, or video into a high-fidelity track with custom lyrics. From funny jingles to lo-fi beats, you can create custom 30-second soundtracks for any moment. See how it works. 🧵

Anthropic's head of safety research just said publicly he feels pressured to set aside "what matters most" and that the world is "in peril." That's not a random critic. That's the person whose job it is to make sure this goes right. Hard to scroll past that one.

I've built 50+ apps in the last few years. Yoga studio software. Travel journals. Podcast tools. Invoice generators. KDP books. Chrome extensions. Total monthly revenue from all of it: about $20. I'm not saying this for pity. I'm saying it because I know there are thousands of

I built 50 apps. Here's how every single one died: Day 1: "This idea is genius. Nobody's doing this." Day 2: I build it. Ship it. Feel unstoppable. Day 3: Zero users. My brain whispers "this isn't worth it. Nobody's going to buy this." Day 4: A shiny new idea shows up. Feels

I'm so pissed off with my current job that I just want to quit and start a startup but the addiction of the salary and fear of future makes me stay here. I don't know how other entrepreneurs have come out of it