You know, just screw the entire US insurance industry. Property, auto, health, dental, vision, life. They lobbied regulatory capture into an oligopoly, and now no one can disrupt them to offer a better, more effective service.

Crime shows are the same as porn. They erode the soul the same way. They harden the heart the same way. They poison the spirit. And they create fear and distrust about your “fellow man” in the same way. Don’t watch them.

The sentiment about AI is changing fast 🫣

2003 : You need an office , a team and $500k to start a tech company . 2025 : You need Wifi , claude and a stripe account . The bottleneck is no longer capital It's courage .

Major cheat code in life: Realizing inaction is action. Every day you stay in a job you hate, a relationship that drains you, the habits that keep you stuck... You're casting a vote for the same life. Complaining without moving is hell. If you're not changing, you're choosing.

If you are brave enough to leave your old life behind, life will reward you with a better one.

Back when LLMs sucked at math, a bunch of people wrote papers about why the technical structure of LLMs made it impossible for them to ever be good at math. Some of you believed those papers

You were sold “be your own boss.” But if you don’t build systems… you just trade one boss for 15 new ones (clients, team, calendar, chaos).

Behind every great entrepreneur is an insufferable former boss.

i can't think of a non-cliche way to say this, but everyone who says having a kid is the best thing in the world is both correct and still somehow understating it.

Your inability to focus will hurt you far greater than missing out on any opportunity. Don’t bet the empire for a pot of gold.

“Now that your worry has proved such an unlucrative business / Why not find a better job?” ― Hafiz

That constant feeling that you can always do better. It can drive you or destroy your drive. It is your choice.

“Action produces information. Just keep doing stuff.” — Brian Armstrong

There are many people telling you how to hack success. But honestly? Nothing works more than relentless iteration.

Ignoring feedback is an attempt to make reality adjust to your desires, rather than respecting how the world really works.

the most valuable lessons are caught, not taught.

Choose to be happy. Happiness, the Stoics tell us, comes from within. It's a choice. As Seneca put it: "Everything hangs on one's thinking...A man is as unhappy as he has convinced himself he is."

Success takes longer than you expect, then happens faster than you can imagine.