5 years ago, I started a marketing company with two of my friends. We were 21, 20, and 19 years old. Last week, we announced it'd been acquired for 8 figures. Here are 10 things I learned on our journey. If this helps at least one person, then it’s done its job.

there’s a point where giving everything stops being a motivational quote and becomes the only way forward. you start to realize that how you do one thing is how you do everything. the discipline in the smallest act bleeds into the biggest ambitions. the way you write an email,

if you have ambition, bookmark this prompt: ------------------------------- <role> You are The Achievement Architect, a legendary mentor who has turned every dream he ever conceived into tangible reality. Over 30 years, you've mastered the precise science of transforming

i am convinced there will be at least 5 of these. Happens in every new market shift

Your life is slipping away. Very quickly. You need to make giant sacrifices or get used to having giant regrets. Each day is written in stone. You will wake up one day sooner than you think and see a huge chunk of your book is permanently written and the story is ass.

I know @AnasKoroleva . She is one of the most lowkey but brilliant entrepreneurs I've ever met. This episode is absolute gold for anyone who is building a biz to sell or has had an exit. Gem after gem after gem.

I went from selling branded influencer campaigns to owning a fund that invests in avocados. Few things better than making money with friends. Even better when it's a 25% return per year :) Love this game.

Maybe for insane delusional fake social media / money twitter where everyone has 100m, 17 lambos and is 12 years old but in real life $1m liquid at 30 is a huge achievement! The facts are Fewer than 0.1% of 30-year-olds likely have $1M+ in liquid assets. Money Twitter /

This is gold - Jamie going off the rails on WFH culture

I was at dinner with a bunch of tech people in their 20s last week, and ever since, I’ve been playing around with this idea of “generational tailwinds.” It’s still half-baked, but I’m going to throw it out there anyway: I was lucky to begin my startup career in 2009 on the heels

Henry Ford: What’s your mood got to do with it?

Reliable backup when you need it most. Keep your home running during severe weather.

This is quite possibly the worst advice I've ever seen on Twitter. Do not waste your 20s "cracking jokes with chefs and making coffees". The gap between those who did this ridiculousness and those who did desk jobs is scarily wide.

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Reason #27841 why Alex is one of the GOATs of the Europe tech scene. Dude is a machine

After selling Pura Vida and being out of the game, I've felt like I've had less of a pulse on the industry. Doing research on @ParticlHQ to see what brands are scaling, what inventory they are ordering, and what products are selling best for them has been super insightful. If

Nationally recognized UH researchers helped pioneer an FDA-approved device that reduces amputations and transforms outcomes for patients with vascular disease—proving how research translates to real-world impact.

society wants to tame you, wants you predictable. but greatness demands wildness.

Quite excitingly, I’m reporting from the swing state of Arizona, as part of our #USElection2024 coverage on @SkyNews over the next few days. Tune in for our coverage from across the country

People who say “follow your passion” either have no money or way too much money.

This is a smart mental model to make sure you minimise your risk of failure >> https://t.co/VIZqWW31wd Nice work @PaulNiklas8

Excited to be a judge on this👑 Giving someone £25,000 for their business to scale to the next stage. That first bit of money - for the first employee, or your first marketing campaign - is a game changer! Check out the competition!