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12 decisions you will never regret: 1. Prioritize sleep 2. Quit toxic jobs 3. Learn to negotiate 4. Invest for retirement 5. Learn to say “no” more often 6. Grow your professional network 7. Remove toxic people from your life 8. Spend more time with

Your toxic Ex is like your Startup: - Promises long-term commitment but leaves you in debt - Still texts you with updates even after you've moved on - Keeps you up at night for all the wrong reasons

Some people can’t sleep because they drank coffee too late. Others can’t sleep because there’s a voice in their head yelling: “You need to hire faster.” “That landing page still sucks.” “Why are your users not converting?” “What if this all flop

🔥 Starting a Startup in Your 20s Be Like... No funding. No team. No clue what’s next. Just vibes, vision, and YouTube tutorials at 3AM. But still, we move. Because: Nobody's coming to save you — build it anyway. Friends will party, you’ll be pit

Yo, for the past week I’ve been grinding on 'GhostType' – a stupidly clean, distraction-free typing site I built myself. No fluff, just vibes and some dope features Follow me for the reveal – let’s blow this up together, fam! Retweet if you’re hyped

"No One’s Coming to Save You — But That’s the Best News Ever." Read that again. Harsh? Maybe. But it’s the truth that sets you free. No superhero, no perfect moment, no magic sign is going to fix your life. It’s on you. And that’s exactly where your

Everyone wants a “clean UI.” Nobody talks about the 17 Slack messages, 3 Loom videos, 2 rounds of “Can we try it like this?” ...and the final “Actually, let’s go back to the first version.” Designers, devs, and clients all want the same thing: clar

Title: Cadbury’s Sweetest Trick: How They Win No Matter What You Feel Ever noticed how Cadbury has a chocolate for every emotion? That’s no accident it’s marketing genius. On Valentine’s Day, singles laugh along with quirky 5 Star ads, while couples

Just watched Chidiya. Small pockets. Big dreams. Limitless courage. No budget. No “network”. No permission. Yet they tried to create what they wanted. To all Medialites - If you’re waiting for perfect conditions, this is your cue. S