Sam Parr
@thesamparr
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Started/sold some startups. Founder + president of Hampton @hamptonfounders. Host My First Million podcast on the side.
NYC
Joined July 2012
I TURNED THIS INTO A YOUTUBE VIDEO. https://t.co/wvTkShmu1D
How to make yourself miserable: Compare yourself to others.
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man this is awesome. simple life advice everyone should listen to:
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Similar to Nick, my time spent on here is down 90% over the last 3 months. I am a much happier person because of it.
Its been about a month since I started turning off my phone at 7pm and turning it back on at 7pm. Also deleted Twitter and only log in a few times a week. The results: My screen time has went down by 80%. I routinely forget my phone when I move rooms or even leave the house. I
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I felt this needed resharing. 1. He got an internship. 2. He's still thrilled.
The co-founder of Loom sold his biz for ~$1B, made $50-70M personally, then walked away from an extra $60M He has “no income right now” and is “looking for internships”... @vhmth has a wild post-exit story. we talked about it on Moneywise: -Turned down $60M in retention
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The big $$$ is obviously in ai. But...for those who want to start a business and: 1. don't love the idea of dedicating your life to ai 2. it isn't in your skillet I think we're going to experience a HUGE wave of customers wanting IRL and analogue products/services.
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I invested in a startup 4 years ago that's already doing 9 figures in revenue Hone Health (operating system for longevity) has one of the most insane growth trajectories I've seen: - More than doubling at $100s of M in ARR - Profitable unit economics - Strong expansion revenue
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The sheer number of significant world leaders gathering shows how big a deal this is. Everybody wanted their name attached to it, creating an extraordinary scene.
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I had forgotten about this book until I saw @thesamparr had Robert as a guest on his podcast. These laws are surprisingly relevant over time, even if some are kind of eyebrow-raising.
The game of power is a fundamental reality. As complexity scales, the 'naive' founder is the first casualty. Success requires understanding human dynamics. A few essential laws of power that founders should be aware of:
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Most Founders are creating slides for their board meetings. Meanwhile, @thesamparr is board sliding down stairs. Ya’ll are not the same.
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Met @thesamparr at his office in NYC couple of months ago. He's a rockstar...and so pumped to hear how much he loves Matic.
It took us 300+ weeks to perfect the idea. It’s taken less than 52 weeks to ship 2,800+ units. Years of building, breaking, and rebuilding — finally sweeping floors across the US! 🚀
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Introducing XRPR: The first U.S. ETF giving you spot exposure to XRP via a traditional ETF.
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When I first read this post, I immediately thought: "That's a coincidence, I've been working on board slides too!" Turns out, different kind of board slides.
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My progress always looks the same: Start → suck → grind for months/years with no noticeable progress → suddenly look up after a long time and it’s 3x better. Fitness: no change for months. “why isn’t this working!?” then after 6 months of consistent behavior, I see a
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@AntonioCCollins Core is more impactful. Slack is also game changing. Slack - you need a specific answer fast from +1,000 super successful people. And you wanna browse other people's thoughts. Its addicting. Core - you have super personal stuff that you can't talk about with literally anyone
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Been listening to Marc Maron since ~2010. He was my hero. When he first interviewed Obama, it was like my friend made it big. So cool to see Obama on the last ep of WTF.
More than a decade ago, I sat down with @MarcMaron in his garage to tape something new called a podcast. This time, he came to me to record his last episode. We talked about the power of conviction, decency in an age of division, and the true story of America. I’ll miss Marc’s
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When we started this journey, we had no idea where it was going to take us. We poured our heart and soul into this book for the sole reason of making a positive impact on humanity. Today, we are excited to announce that we have sold 50,000 copies since launch! Thank you from
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832,197! The number of slack messages between members in Hampton in the last 365 days.
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There’s many $10-100M rev businesses you’ve never heard of. Niche markets, big profits. You've never heard of most 'em. Basic websites, often bootstrapped. Steady growth compounds. I see them in Hampton ALL THE TIME. Inspires me. Wanna join 'em? Apply:
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And btw - if you need help focusing, try creating your own Core group. A group to hold you accountable, call you out, give feedback. We do it at Hampton, but you can make one on your own. Maybe we'll open source our process. https://t.co/XFxw0UEPPG
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also giving credit to Hormozi. He has some content on this and it's inspired me for sure.
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Trump's Visit To Hungary To Meet Putin Our 2025 issue of "Russia's Perceptions of Europe" - including Hungary - is a unique guide giving an overview of Europe from the immediate Russian influential perspective, and details Russian trade, investment and interests with the
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One reason why entrepreneurship is hard is because you fear that what you’re working on today won’t pay dividends in 5 years. And that it’ll all be a waste of time. And so, you switch, from thing to thing, to make yourself feel that you’re addressing that fear. NOT TRUE. The
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