
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
New Liquidity & Liquor podcast with @Bitboy_Crypto is now live on all platforms! @LLPodPage
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Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
Want to start a company?
It takes a special kind of person to be a successful founder.
Do you have what it takes?
Here are 5 frameworks / mental models any entrepreneur needs to internalize.
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Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
10,000 posts on social media will teach you more about marketing than an MBA ever will.
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
The best investment strategy? Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
Knowing the job doesn’t mean you need to do the job.
Not knowing the job means not knowing who to hire for the job and not know how to supervise the job. Learn the fucking job.
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
I have no respect for your business degree. It gave you zero related skill sets to build or manage a company only a student loan debt.
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
I’ve never met anyone who failed business school. They only failed to find a job…the world doesn’t need business graduates, it needs plumbers. #business
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Do you have a victim mentality? Do you feel that the world is out to get you? 🤔
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
This is one of the biggest issues entrepreneurs have💡
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Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
There's no such thing as self made. Everyone's had help along the way. Start asking for help and get over yourself.
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
This Is what it means to be an A Player.
Does this sound like you?
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
There's no such thing as self made. Everyone's had help along the way. Start asking for help and get over yourself.
@LLPodPage
Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
Men need good men. Who’s in your inner circle? It might be time to audit who you surround yourself with.
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Liquidity & Liquor Podcast retweeted
Should you have to do the job before you manage someone who’s doing it?
Or are some people natural ‘managers’?
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