I’m 24.I used to make $2,000/month working full-time for 3 years. It was comfortable, but I’ll never get rich from it. So, I quit. Now I build full time!. But now my fluctuates from $175/month to $5/month. Embracing poverty, it’s good!.

😂.

right

Vishy Anand is Goated for his age.

Brits are crazy

This will be Jarvis’ avatar when I bring him to life

I am making the most brilliant piece of software I’ve ever built. Jarvis is coming to life….

Biases, damn biases.

Who you work with is an important decision. Do they bring the same energy on the table, do you learn something new from them everyday?. Does your co-founder inspires you to work harder?.

Can you guess which is most influential book in all of humanity?.

Best time is now.

RT @ygg0f: lock in. tomorrow is too late.

Tools, just give your LLM tools and see how that mf behaves.

I can no longer obey; . I have tasted command, and I cannot give it up.

Leverage. Peter Thiel: The ability to achieve disproportionate impact through capital, people, or technology is key to creating value and building significant companies. Naval Ravikant: "Code and media are permissionless leverage. They work for you while you sleep.".

Search for "Secrets". Peter Thiel: Great companies are built on undiscovered "secrets"—important truths, about nature or people, that are hidden but accessible. Naval Ravikant: "First-timers are too secretive, while experienced founders don't care. Once you've been through the.

Importance of Monopolies. Peter Thiel: The most valuable companies are creative monopolies that innovate to create new abundance. Competition destroys profits and value. Naval Ravikant: "Most valuable businesses are natural monopolies." and "The #1 winner can be worth hundreds.

Contrarian Thinking. Peter Thiel: The most important question is, "What important truth do very few people agree with you on?" Building the future requires thinking for yourself and finding value in unexpected places. Naval Ravikant: "A contrarian isn't one who always objects —.

Definite Optimism. Peter Thiel: Success in building the future requires a specific vision and deliberate planning, rejecting the idea that the future will just get better on its own (indefinite optimism). Naval Ravikant: "The future won't build itself. Definite optimists create.

Creating New Value (0 to 1). Peter Thiel: True progress comes from creating something entirely new ("0 to 1"), not merely replicating existing successes ("1 to n"). It's about breakthrough invention, not incremental improvement. Naval Ravikant: "It's just as hard to build a.

I spent last night reading Peter Thiel's Zero to One. It had shocking similarities with Naval's tweets 🧵