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@_zenman I am trying to post them on this thread

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@_zenman Interesting. Possible this verdict is reversed after the election?

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@DaveSchmiedecke Absolutely. I am going to focus on ideas that changed me. I am going deep into these ideas this year.

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@ItsKieranDrew That’s why I started a commonlog this year. Been posting daily

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@Mangalwadi_V Well reasoned thread Vishal. Christians & churches are focusing on Covenant & Deliverance experiences (Genesis & Exodus); They have shrinked themselves from Deuteronomy & Numbers (society building experience). As much as we need Paul & Peter we need Josephs & Daniels too.

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@iamanujahuja @KChintawar @harsh_vardhhan @TourismGoa @tourismgoi @kishanreddybjp Rightly said. And somehow we have normalized that

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@KChintawar @harsh_vardhhan @TourismGoa @tourismgoi @kishanreddybjp What if these prices are result of Govt actions (or inaction on corruption and layers of taxes)?

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@SathyaHQ Both. They serve two distinctly different audiences (or needs)

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@anthonypica What a pertinent tweet. I am going to talk abt goals and getting them done. Going to include what you talk abt: habits & systems

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@_zenman @GravitasWins You won't hit it right at the first time. Don't hesitate to iterate over it. Here are some of my iterations. I still keep experimenting with colors & fonts

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@_zenman Think about what you want to convey. Can a letter or a simple icon covey that idea? Use a letter or a simple diagram. That's what I did for @GravitasWins G -> Gravitas Gravitas is made of 4 elements; so orbiting circle with 4 elements.

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@ECPPage Mine here:

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@SathyaHQ Boron letters:

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@hkarteek @shashankmehta05 @UBC @Harvard Indian bureaucrats (IAS, IPS, even military officers) routinely go to Harvard and other schools for short courses; though haven't not heard of any politician do that.

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If you liked these ideas, please retweet. You can read all of these in detail at my commonlog:

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Build a flywheel in your life. This concept comes from Amazon’s shareholder letters – improving one component leads to improving the next. It’s tough to get started, but once it’s going, it spins faster and faster, bringing you more leverage and luck.

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Luck is the other side of risk. We often focus on risk – taking out insurance or having risk departments in companies – but not enough on luck. It’s just the flip side of risk. Think about how you can cultivate luck in your life and expand your luck surface.

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Create intentional leverage points in your life. When you find your leverage, your life will transform, grow, and flourish. Carve out your own leverage points. You can take it a step further and aim for permissionless leverage.

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Don’t listen to people who don’t have skin in the game. Most people give advice without any experience in what they’re talking about. Seek out people who will benefit from their ideas or suffer if those ideas fail.

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“Cloud or dirt”. Don’t be afraid to dream big, but also roll up your sleeves. Some people only think big but can’t execute, while others work tactically and let someone else call the shots. Develop both your 10x thinking and skills to bring those dreams to life.

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Embrace the mindset of “I am okay, you are okay.” Self-esteem and confidence soar when you embrace who you are. Remember, others are okay too. Embrace their flaws and respect them. You’ll be able to deal with life better this way.

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Build skills that generate and exploit options. Develop a daily system for honing your abilities, focusing on skills that open up multiple possibilities. Then figure out how to take advantage of them.

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The quality of your life depends on how many uncomfortable conversations you’re willing to have. Whether it’s confronting a bully boss, negotiating a raise, or soothing an angry partner, we don’t know how to deal with it. Learn to deal with these situations with confidence

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Think probabilistic, because life is rarely precise. Precision matters sometimes – during surgery, landing a plane, or connecting calls – but most of our day-to-day lives are based on probabilities. Learn to decide based on probabilities and weighing the odds of outcomes.

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Make memories – happiness blooms from them. Don’t chase fleeting pleasures; instead, create lasting memories. Get your friends together and enjoy hiking, jogging, or helping the underprivileged. All these things will increase your happiness.

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Nurture your soul – it’s where all growth comes from. Your external progress is directly proportional to how much you grow on the inside. Without a solid foundation inside, all your growth is just a sham.

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When you figure out your calling, everything else falls into place. Find your true calling, and chase it relentlessly with courage. The moment you figure out what you’re here for, you can silence the world and live your life to the fullest.

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@Reetikaamadaan @ravihanda My sister gifted me massage treatment. I loved it.

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@kevinleeme Think of it as a pie rather than a pyramid. Pyramid has hierarchy; pie can expand & shrink Love for wife # Life for kids You’ll love ur wife because she bore the pain and carried your kids. You’ll love your kids coz they are a mini-you. Not same.

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@NancyRPearcey Starting to read your book Nancy. Just few pages and already hooked.

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@mrcabasvidani @jayclouse From reader’s pov short posts and threads are better. Twitter grew on short attention span and bred it. Long post need longer attention spans and has friction for engagement (reply etc - takes time to understand the point made and reply).

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@idanielroman • find out who the audience is and what resonates with them • tell stories from your life on those topics • modulate your voice • keep your answers short • have a good setup • have fun

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@pankaj013 @AjeyGore Work, life, and fun is a flywheel not a balance. When you build them as a flywheel it only gets better as you age

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@BrentBeshore @david_perell This is a fabulous tweet to start the Christmas season. Brent: Long back you posted a tweet thread on how different people checked story of Jesus and came to the conclusion that it should be true. That was my intro to you (unfortunately I didn’t store that tweet). I wish…

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@pratyushbuddiga @BrentBeshore @david_perell Amen to this Pratyush.

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@_shankarganesh They are staying in neighbours house. They have been so so helpful. But there is no power. And water has not drained. So can’t get back home.

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@_shankarganesh Where is this place Shankar? Mom & Dad went on Monday and got into this, though they are safe in a neighboring house. We spoke to them once briefly before mobile power went out.

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@_zenman I checked two; They exist. Haven't done a full check though.

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@dominicstpierre It has definitely led to lazy thinking wrt to infra and optimisation. Just increase the cores or switch on autoscaling etc. instead of thinking through options and building a hypothesis.

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@dominicstpierre What is the course platform you are using?

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Only honest feedback helps you to grow

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@petergyang Been using for few months now. Good and effective. Fails if there are lot of mixed language content (Hindi & English). But otherwise super cool one.

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@_zenman Agreed. Collaborate, create, capture value will be the model. Wrote abt it here:

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@malikgarv This comes from thinking family as a launching pad. When one thinks family as multi generational teams (and blessings) they will have more children. Launchpad thinking is very recent.

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@mo_mentda @Pam_Rubin1 @jayclouse I wish @louispereira creates a mobile app soon. You can store the homepage as a bookmark on mobile. That’s how I use. You can think of it as paraphrasing. It basically rewrites your rambling using a style that you choose (Hemingway style, bullet points for LinkedIn etc)