Most people bury their deepest desires. But what if the internet had a wall of them?. A monument to hope, ambition & identity. Your one shot to bet on yourself in front of the world…and maybe get your dream funded. It’s weird. It’s hopeful. It just might work. Introducing…🧵

small ideas can change the world if they’re launched fast. side-quest sundays exists for one reason:.to get your idea out of your head and into the world before it dies in “someday.”. here’s how we do it:. launch fast – ship messy. ship early. ship often. level up together –

RT @FitFastCoach: bright start. gm

RT @SideQuestSun: The ugliest website on the internet makes ~$700M/year. No design. No modern features. Still looks like it’s from 1998.….

good afternoon to everyone dodging doubt and building something nobody asked for but everybody needs 😎

RT @SideQuestSun: The fear is loud. But the dream is louder. SHOW UP.

RT @LylesNoah: I have Asthma, allergies, dyslexia, ADD, anxiety, and Depression. But I will tell you that what you have does not define wh….

same behavior. diff direction.

RT @SideQuestSun: What you should takeaway from Craig's story:. You don’t need perfect branding.You don’t need a 10-year plan.You don’t nee….

to win in a fast-changing environment, you need a time and place to test ideas. 20-page biz plans = too slow.solo overthinking = silly.VC funding = too risky. side quests = fast, low-risk, fun. plus instant feedback. Side-Quest Sundays is that place. if you're new here, welcome.

got to interact with a hero of mine today. real life f*ckin Santa Claus. proof social media isn’t all bad

me looking at BTC price this morning knowing my ROI % is god-tier. but I only own .0000000001 BTC

To join the movement:. 1. Follow me @SideQuestSun.2. RT the tweet below (never know who needs this message).

Join the Side-Quest Sundays community here:.👉 It’s not a course. Not a funnel. Just a crew of smart weirdos building small things with big upside. Join us. Ship something. So you never die wondering, “What if?”.

Craig didn’t want to build a unicorn. He just wanted to help his friends find cool stuff in SF. One side quest. $700M/year. $11B offer declined. 20 generations of his bloodline freed. True legacy. Let that sink in.

What you should takeaway from Craig's story:. You don’t need perfect branding.You don’t need a 10-year plan.You don’t need to “move fast and break things”. You just need to start taking shots. Give the world a chance to fall in love with the ideas bouncing around in your head.

He now spends his time as a philanthropist. No crypto pump & dumps.No hustle threads.No "how to make e-money" courses. Just a man who built something legendary from a side quest. And walked away. with enough money to set 20 generations of his bloodline free.

Craig got an offer to sell Craigslist at $11 BILLION. He turned it down. Why?. "I had enough.". He liked his quiet, simple life. — Never upgraded the UI.— Never scaled aggressively.— Never sold out. And still, the site became a cultural fixture.

Fast forward 30 years to 2025. Craigslist is still a clunky, ugly, MINIMALIST BEAST:. — ~$700M/year revenue.— $0 spent on marketing.— just 60 employees.— Still refuses venture capital. Below = Apple site v Craigslist. It's been called "Silicon Valley's greatest anti-startup.

Eventually, he put the list on a simple website. He called it. Craigslist. It was clunky. Ugly. No logo. No branding. Just raw utility. A product that worked. and nothing more.

People started replying. They didn’t want just events. they wanted to post jobs, gigs, items for sale. So Craig added that too. Still no ads. No fees. No business plan. Just one side quest that kept growing.