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There are about 60,000 photos taken between these two. If you want to get better at something, just keep going.
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You are never going to convince me with negativity brother, I am too oblivious to your pessimism and too dumb for your skepticism, there is simply no point in even trying. I simply genuinely, vehemently, with every thought, foolishly, believe that we are going to win.
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If you’re 24-27, you’re at the peak. Slay and take no prisoners. Please don’t focus on career and long term partnerships. Focus on what truly matters: substance abuse and having fun.
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Who’s in New York and wants to be in our next video?
We’re co-hosting a conversation on the future of compute with @USDai_Official × @Alliance in NYC on 10/28.
We’re bringing together founders, traders, GPU buyers and sellers, investors, and operators to discuss the most pressing questions in compute, energy, and frontier tech.
Have a hot take? Building in the space? Join us.
luma.com/theopenfloor
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“I don’t want to do anything else.”
10:41 PM w/ @fringe_film
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Jordan is the most talented storyteller in tech.
Most failed launches misunderstand the hook.
We're @ 8M views in 6 hours, and didn't get to the main reveal until ~1 min in.
When you cram too much in too fast, you destroy all narrative tension & signal that you don't value your story.
You need to trust your audience.
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Lou3e retweeted
One common trait I've seen among the best startup founders over the past 18 batches is their inability to take no for an answer.
They always find a creative way to push forward, whether it's applying for a job at a potential customer's company just to get in the door and sell to them, or pivoting six times in a month until they find pmf.
A startup should never take no for an answer. When there's an obstacle in your way, you find a creative way around it and do whatever it takes to obliterate it.
It can be as creative as Canva's founders cold calling schools from their mother's living room and mailing physical yearbooks to convince customers to try their software.
Be creative. Be resourceful. Be relentless.
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Here's a look into how I make a video like this:
A startup should never take no for an answer. When there's an obstacle in your way, you find a creative way around it and do whatever it takes to obliterate it.
It can be as creative as Canva's founders cold calling schools from their mother's living room and mailing physical yearbooks to convince customers to try their software.
Be creative. Be resourceful. Be relentless.
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