If you've ever written and didn't seem to connect with your audience or you struggle to share your message with your audience, I wrote this for you! medium.com/@asherkanebi/why-…

Fr, a dry bathroom floor instantly improves my mood. I can’t explain it, but it does.

books are amazing because a stranger from 200 years ago can still ruin your afternoon emotionally.

cuando ya calculaste cuántas horas vas a dormir, pero no te puedes dormir y el número va bajando

A light suggestion for parents: See to it that your child reads books.

Optimism is not the belief that everything will be fine, but the belief that problems are SOLVABLE, combined with the willingness to actually go solve them. That thesis has built every good thing we have.

Too many people are dropping AI slop all over the place. It's easier for you to stand out now by just being yourself and writing like you!

It's easy to build a community when you understand the people you're trying to reach.

You are easy to control when you are emotional. Because emotion creates urgency, and urgency makes reaction feel necessary. That is how people get baited into explaining, proving, texting, buying, apologising, or attacking before they have actually thought about it.

With the ever increasing AI slop, it is becoming too easy to stand out by simply having original thoughts and sharing them. As a founder, don't outsource this crucial part to AI, it's understandable if you don't have time to handle it yourself but let a human handle it instead.

If you find it hard to talk about what you're building as a founder, get a brand voice strategist.

Get a ghostwriter to help you deliver your thoughts and sell your products. You don't have to do it yourself but it has to be done.

Who else has this problem? They said build a portfolio from a hypothetical situation😁

Balance is key

Most founders would rather build than talk about what they're doing and that's understandable because being a technical thinker isn't the same as being a writer or content creator.

As you get older, nothing beats peace of mind and someone to share it with.

linkedin: you’re a top applicant for this job! me: *applies* company:

Most companies run ads to sell products, but one man decided to do something different. At the time, the company was still small, competing against giants like IBM, a company so dominant it practically was the tech industry. But instead of playing safe like everyone expected, he did something that didn’t look like marketing at all by creating a commercial. The ad showed a cold, grey world where people sat in rows, watching a giant screen controlled by a Big Brother figure, until suddenly, a woman runs in and smashes the screen, breaking the system. There was no explanation or product demo. And just like that, Apple wasn’t just another computer company anymore. They became the brand for people who didn’t want to fit in, the creatives, the ones who saw themselves differently. That ad only aired nationally once, during the Super Bowl, and yet it became one of the most talked about commercials in history. People don’t rally behind products, they rally behind what those products stand for. If your marketing only tells people what you do, they’ll forget you. But if it shows them what you believe, they’ll remember you, and more importantly, they’ll choose you.

Nothing to do but keep going until the world sees you