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Rule #1: Always win. Rule #2: Win big. Rule #3: And when everyone, including you, is sure you’re going to lose… Win Again.

“Win by a nose.” In horse racing, that pays 10x. But the horse behind was just inches away. Same in sales. One deal can put you on top. Not because you're 10x better—just because you showed up when it mattered. Winner takes all. #Sales #Mindset

:) Since People are here(mostly) admitre Sam Altman🚀. Here is his secret to startup execution: Always keep momentum “You want a company to be winning all the time. If you ever take your foot off the gas pedal, things will spiral out of control a

Don’t stop 🛑 feeling tired 😪, Because your next step could be something big and if you quit you won’t know how it feels to be winning 🏅. Winning & Losing should be on your own terms and not on how other’s think

Marketing is 10x easier when you're meeting demand, not trying to create it.

Who’s winning the AI talent war? Top AI minds are leaving DeepMind and OpenAI to join Anthropic 10 to 1! 😮Why is everyone jumping ship? Is Anthropic really the better place to be?

When you hear “AI will write 90% of code”, do you hear mass layoffs or 10x as much code being written?

You don’t need 10 features. You need 1 feature that works 10x better than everything else. yes or no , let me know in the comment

"Sometimes, you have to lose a few battles to win the war." Leadership isn't about being the smartest in the room — it's knowing when to act dumb and when to act sharp. --- 🎯 Smart with your boss, dumb with your team. Act "dumb" with your team:

Learnings from Peter Thiel (Founder of PayPal) After listening to him, I gained the following insights. • A business built on a strong network can scale rapidly, as networks grow exponentially over time, creating a chain-like effect. • When imp