DeCentral Hub

The most powerful productivity tool I've ever used costs £8 and has zero technology in it. A paper planner. My mum bought me one when I went to university. I've used one every single day since, for about SIX years now. Every Sunday I plan Monday to Wednesday. Leave space for ad hoc tasks. Every day I add to the next. Wednesday I finish through to the weekend. I've tried Monday.com. Notion. Apple Notes. Reminders. Nothing beats writing it down on paper and ticking it off. Looking back through old planners is mad. I've got pages where I wrote "get a grad job" or "buy my car" or "book a driving lesson." Those were my goals back then. Where we broke then down into small tasks I ticked off day by day until I got there. Goals for the year mean nothing without monthly, weekly and daily actions. Plan your week. Look back on Friday. You'll realise you did way more than you thought. I've bought this planner for three of my mates. Hoping it changes their year the way it changed mine.

Everyone said robots would take the easy jobs first. Instead, AI went straight for the people with degrees. Development. Editing. Legal. Medical advice. Animation. All of them. @Replit made a production-quality animation the other day. No studio or team, just AI prompts and a script. We're absolutely cooked. When AI/Robotics first started making noise, everyone assumed it would replace factory workers and cashiers first. That's not what happened. It went straight for the difficult jobs. I'm not saying developers, lawyers, or doctors aren't needed anymore. But people with lower budgets are using AI instead of hiring agencies, consultants, and freelancers. And getting 50% of the way there. Developers got the agro first. Now it's spreading across every industry. It's a good thing, people can move faster and be more efficient. But it does raise a question nobody's really answering: what does the job market actually look like in 5 years? Something to think about...

"Babe wake up $BTC is sitting under $80k" It’s mad how quickly you can tell who was OVERLEVERAGED. (sorry if this is you...) The timeline changed instantly. One minute it’s “we’re so back” and the next it’s group therapy and conspiracy threads. And what’s funny is… we’ve literally seen this before. Remember 2021: 69k → nuke → recovery → new highs. Rinse and Repeat. But people still treat every dip like the world is ending because they weren’t investing, they were gambling their rent on BTC flipping $100k. There’s a lesson in that. If your conviction disappears with a red candle, it was never conviction. It was a position size problem. (That's what she said)

if I don’t become a millionaire today. I’m cooked 🧵