I finally met someone I followed online for years… Noah Kagan! #noahkagan #appsumo

tom brady is doing so many commericals and projects to regain the money he lost in crypto probably. respect the hustle

Tens of thousands of federal US employees have been let go already because of DOGE in waves. I've seen young grads who are doing well in work and just joined for less than a year let go despite good performances. They're frantically looking for new jobs. Hoping they find work

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If you want peace of mind, focus on doing less. Or more precisely, just do what’s truly important—what fits your role as a human being—and do it the right way. That way, you’ll find two benefits: you’ll do fewer things, and you’ll do them better. Have less coaches and advice

it’s OK if Jake Paul is in boxing for spectacle and to make as much money as possible. But it seems he wants respect too. To do that, he can’t keep fighting, non-boxers and old men, and then complaining he doesn’t get respect and brag his fights draw out the most money. Pick one

Tyson fury is the only legitimate fight Jake Paul has had. The rest has been spectacle. To make money. none of the others are boxers by profession or theyre so old that they’re not even close to the level they were when young. Defeating Mike Tyson at 58 is not the same

#PaulTyson Mike showed his age in the fight. The crowd could see it and the numbers showed he landed a small fraction of the punches that jake did. He beat an old man. It’s not the same as beating a young Tyson.

Kung fu panda 4 was the worst one. Story was not engaging, voice acting couldve been better

Dating coaches: Stay up late going to bars & clubs Successful entrepreneurs / rich people: Wake up very early to get a head start and/or network w/ likeminded people These are in direct contradiction. You're getting no sleep. Answer: theres a better approach than bars & clubs?

There’s got to be a better way to succeed with woman than staying up to the wee hours, chatting up girls at bars and clubs. Yet, there’s a shocking amount of men who act like there isnt. even more shocking is the rich people who are still doing this like they’re commoners

3/ So, what’s really important? Building strong friendships Finding fulfilling work (regardless of pay) Enjoying what you have NOW Striving for a better life, but not being emotionally tied to the results Learning what makes a lasting, happy relationship, beyond status or looks.

12/ Some say, “Give me the money and I’ll show you happiness!” But they conflate short-term pleasure with long-term fulfillment. Don’t get me wrong—go after your goals! Just don’t expect them to solve all your problems.

11/ If you got everything you wished for—money, fame, abs, the perfect partner—you’d enjoy it, but eventually, the excitement fades. There are people with all of that who are still unhappy or unfulfilled.

10/ The idea that “you already have what you need to be happy” isn’t just Buddhist or Stoic philosophy—it’s backed by science. Money and fame might bring short-term happiness, but after a while, you return to your baseline.

9/ We often take life for granted until something shakes us. That’s when I’m reminded of how much we have. You don’t need a health scare to appreciate it, though it usually does the trick.

8/ Most people in history didn’t make it past their 30s due to a lack of healthcare. Even the richest royalty had to endure losing many children to illness. Today, having a roof, food, health, and opportunity already puts you ahead.

7/ Once you have kids, there are new worries: balancing work and family, being a good parent. But we’re better off than generations before us. If you doubt it, read “Sapiens.” Life was tough back then.

6/ From dating struggles to financial goals to fitness challenges, we’re all chasing something. I still wish for more—better dating life, more money, more muscle, a bigger impact. But there’s always something new to worry about.