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Here are the lessons working out taught me about closing enterprise SaaS deals... ... ... Nothing, absolutely nothing.

This was a serious question for me when I was training jujitsu 🤮

The Musk-Trump feud is speeding up the Mars colony. 100% chance will use a AI-based government to run it. This is becoming a sci-fi novel.

Forget it! This weekend I am building a new app, just for me.

Lifting is therapy. Feeling down? Go to the gym. Got dumped? Gym. Got promoted? Celebrate in the gym. Lost a deal? Take it out on the barbell. Closed the deal? Deadlift your new commission. Confused, angry, proud, tired, hyped. It all belongs in the gym.

It's better to launch a bad product and improve it, than to obsess for years and launch nothing. Perfection is just procrastination with better PR.

Bad UI/UX is good for business: - Google Cloud upsells training and consulting. - Startups build wrappers, so the regular guy don't have to deal with this awful interface.

ahh, the good ol' classic trap "I read, therefore I do". You will never study enough to feel ready to DO, if anything, you will be paralyzed by analysis. This is coming some someone who had read way more than 12 book/year

Yeah, so?

🚨BREAKING: L.A. Mayor Karen Bass says that she DOES NOT SORRY for PARTY ROCKING. (No sound required 🔇)

I need to say "please", "take your time" and "thanks" more often.

Some of the best devs I’ve met can write clean, brilliant code. But almost none of them know how to showcase their work. No personal blog. No demos. No posts. And then they wonder why recruiters overlook them or why their side project never takes off. Being good isn’t enough.

You’re not just competing with other devs. You’re competing with the ones who show up online. They share builds and lessons. They get seen. Too many devs stay in the shadows, thinking “my work speaks for itself.” It doesn’t. Being great in silence keeps you invisible.

For those about to OHP 🫡

In 1999 when Mohnish Pabrai and I met, he was stuck, had lost interest in his IT company and was in a lot of pain. And then we created his “owner’s manual.” I’m grateful to have helped. Thank you, Shaan Puri for another exceptional episode of My First Million

A great story from Mohnish Pabrai about how he worked with my friend Dr. Jack Skeen, Ph.D. Having a 360-degrees inspection on your life gives you the best perspective on your talents

Yes.

I gotta admit it. YouTube recommendations is getting better by the day.