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Rather than collecting communities, focus on being active in a few Don't spread yourself too thin, invest yourself in meaningful connections

Don’t live life like it’s a diversified portfolio. You don’t get extraordinary outcomes by spreading yourself thin. Real impact comes from focus, conviction, and going all-in on what matters. Diversification is for capital. Concentration is for li

Your 'Be Everywhere' Marketing Strategy is a Lie (And Your Metrics Know It) 🚨 NEWSFLASH: Your audience isn’t everywhere They’re somewhere We’ve been brainwashed into believing that dominating every platform—LinkedIn, Instagram, email, billboards,

Book Summary Part 1 Lesson from The Dip by Seth Godin 1. The Dip is Temporary: When starting a new job or skill, the struggle feels endless, but it’s temporary. Push through to reach success. 2. Winners Quit the Wrong Things: Stuck in a job with

The Succes Sauce for early stage startups is not product or team but this is👇 The less you do, the more you achieve. Early-stage startups often fail because they try to do everything, too many features, too many markets, too many KPIs. The result

10 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Startup (A thread every founder should read!) 1. Chasing too many ideas – Focus is your superpower. 2. No planning or poor planning – Strategy > luck. 3. Ignoring design – Good design = better trust & UX. 4. Not bui

More Isn’t Always Better: The Shopify Hiring Trap Shopify teaches an important lesson about hiring the right way. In the beginning, they hired too many engineers, thinking it would speed things up. But with so many people, tasks got repeated, co

Saying yes to every opportunity doesn’t make you ambitious. It makes you exhausted. I’ve been there. Every DM sounded like “potential.” Every shiny idea felt like “this could be big.” Every collab invite looked like “too good to pass up.” But here’

In 1999, Webvan, an online grocery delivery startup (us zamane ka zepto), was scaling at a breakneck pace. Backed by millions in venture capital, they expanded to multiple cities in the US, built massive warehouses, and hired hundreds of employees, a

If you're becoming an Al Engineer, here are 3 things NOT to focus on: (I wasted months on each of them) - Deep research on LLM architectures Advanced math - Chasing tools Back then, it felt like good advice... Now I know better. Let me go into