Analytics and Strategy. Lifelong learner.
Joined September 2011
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Karim retweeted
24 Jan 2023
“Turn your face toward the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you.”
– Maori proverb
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Karim retweeted
2 Nov 2022
"I don't want you to benchmark anybody else because you can only get bad ideas."
Love this. Start from first principles.
30 Oct 2022
Apple CFO Luca Maestri out here making capital management sound like fine Italian arts 🤌🏾 $AAPL just built different
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Just applied for the allowlist for @tferriss's new NFT project @TimTimNifties (codename "Project 555") via @PREMINT_NFT premint.xyz/tim/?source=twee…
Karim retweeted
13 Oct 2022
Monthly reminder to stop making decisions based on what other people will think because everyone is self-absorbed anyway.
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Karim retweeted
11 Oct 2022
I have a wild ambulance IV #ketamine story that I feel like I have to share. I told it to my students in a class on the plasticity of #consciousness and they insisted it needs to be public knowledge. So, somewhat apprehensibly, here it is. Strap in 📜:
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Karim retweeted
6 Oct 2022
SaaS founders, need help building your first reports?
Runway forecast? MRR build? Cohorted retention? Engagement summary?
I'm teaching a 5 week, hands-on class. We'll build and automate it all in Equals, together.
5 spots. More info and sign up here 👇
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Karim retweeted
31 Aug 2022
"Studying things from unrelated subjects is a lot like yoga for brain. You don’t actually get anywhere when you do yoga. You stand in one place and bend yourself in various shapes. But it makes you more flexible, so when you go out and do walk around,you can walk better."
—@paulg
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23 Jul 2022
This looks like Theranos level fraud. The last 16 years of Alzheimer’s research looks to have been built on deliberately falsified data.
It’s why Alzheimer’s drugs have a 99% failure rate in trials. The thing they’re trying to fix isn’t the problem.
dailykos.com/story/2022/7/22…
Great quick read from @ttunguz on the importance of selling w/ the long term in mind. Simple yet powerful reminder to play the long game tomtunguz.com/deliberately-u…
Karim retweeted
20 May 2022
The difference between sounding smart and being smart is "I don’t know."
@naval
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Karim retweeted
15 May 2022
Why forecasting is tempting even when the results are terrible:
"The idea that the future is unpredictable is undermined every day by the ease with which the past is explained." - Kahneman
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Karim retweeted
20 Jan 2022
Question I can't stop thinking about from @tferriss's interview with @jerrycolonna:
How am I complicit in creating the conditions I say I don't want?
Hmmm.
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Karim retweeted
23 Apr 2022
I never ask this, but I'm asking now: Please retweet this.
Texas plans to kill Melissa Lucio in four days. Five jurors say evidence was withheld from them. A bipartisan majority of the Texas legislature favors clemency. Why are you waiting, @GovAbbott?
nytimes.com/2022/04/22/us/me…
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The inverse of compounding interest is your body losing 1-3% of muscle mass per year after you’re 30
That's 20-80% after 20 years!
If you don't want become a fat spider with thin legs/arms in old age, lifting anything becomes necessary (kettlebells, dumbbells, barbells, people)
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Karim retweeted
1 Mar 2022
The Persuasion Paradox: Argue less, persuade more.
The most argumentative people rarely persuade anyone of anything.
The most persuasive people don’t argue—they observe, listen, and ask thoughtful questions.
Persuasion is an art—it requires a paintbrush, not a sledgehammer.
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Karim retweeted
18 Feb 2022
Much scarier than the small number of evil people is the large number who will fall in line with whatever's fashionable. When kindness is in fashion, they're kind. When a form of bigotry becomes cool, they jump on board. When it's popular to condone violence, they're all for it.
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Karim retweeted
13 Jun 2021
It’s almost impossible to predict the future. But it’s also unnecessary, because *most people are living in the past*.
All you have to do is see the present before everyone else does.
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