This makes you so proud @Glassdoor for dToks :) @GDforEmployers #culture #workplace

Kunal Chandiramani founded his first company at age 14. He has since launched more companies, the podcast dToks, and spoken at 3 TEDx events. Here are 9 keys to success. go.forbes.com/c/qw3g

thanks for covering @Techweek_, this was super fun to organize! As always, @Heth44 is incredible!

Networking in a Bel Air mansion 😮‍💨🌴 Rejuvenation Mansion – Wellness Reset brought together founders, investors & wellness leaders for cold plunges, massages, sauna circuits, giveaways & more 🧊💆‍♀️ @eliteluxhomes @rivian @nike @ramp @lairdsuperfood @kunal_nc

This was super fun to organize.

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The AI compute growth chart says it all

My brilliant friend Kunal Chandiramani’s podcast and our conversation on film and beyond! bit.ly/3TwweVK Read about the young genius on Forbes: forbes.com/sites/meimeifox/2…

Last year, I asked an 80-year-old man what advice he’d give to his younger self. His response: Treat your body like a house you’re going to have to live in for the next 70 years. It really hit me. Invest in a solid foundation daily. Make the necessary repairs along the way.

A hill I'll die on: 95% of entrepreneurs should forget about technology (a few big fish and a lot of sophisticated fishermen) and focus on small business (small fish everywhere and really crappy fishermen). A THREAD:

Waking up at 5:45 am solves 99.9% of daily issues. 12 other unreasonably simple habits to change your life: 1. Grab your to-do list. Do the thing you want to do least, first. 2. Stop all 60 min meetings, make them 45 minutes. Tighter meetings, more time. 3. No social media, email, or text when you wake up. Write something, read something, or create something before you get sucked in. 4. Do the $1,000/hr Test. Group work in 3 buckets based on return: $10, $100, $1,000. Offload one low ROI task per day. 5. Change one meeting a week to a walking call. Watch how excited the other meeting member becomes. 6. Add a How vs Won't check-in. When you say, "that WON'T work." Instead ask, "How could that work?" 7. Be the dumbest one in your friend group, then move on when you’re not. As they say, if you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room. 8. Take a picture of your net worth. What gets measured gets managed. Check finances daily. 9. Always the stairs, never the elevator. Pick the hard option. See how much stronger you are than you think. 10. Never write to-dos in stone. You're 10x more productive if you reprioritize daily. 11. Meditate. 10 minutes a day. For a twofer - do it in the sauna. Sometimes hacking culture gets it right. 12. Get intimidated. Everything you want is on the other side of fear. Do something every day that scares you a little bit. Life is the small things repeated daily. Change one daily habit, and beautiful things start to happen… So pick one.

“Procrastination is like a credit card: it's a lot of fun until you get the bill.” ~ Christopher Parker

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lol I actually want to steal #6 from ... myself?

Personal growth is not a destination; it's a way of traveling

"Asymmetric opportunities: Invest in startups Start a company Create a book, podcast, video Create a (software) product Go on many first dates Go to a cocktail party Read a Lindy book Move to a big city Buy Bitcoin Tweet." @naval

.@elonmusk: "History is written by the victors. Well, yes, but not if your enemies are still alive and have a lot of time on their hands to edit Wikipedia." 😂😂

Alright I’m convinced. High probability we have AGI in ~ 2 years If our small 5 person team is getting extremely close to an autonomous agent , I can only imagine what folks at openai are up to

Enjoy!

I just showed up to Burning Man with 10 tons of food and clothes. Desperate VCs are offering me positions in their top startup investments in exchange for a warm meal and clean outfit. I’ve already amassed a sizable position in Stripe and SpaceX. This is how I win