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Today, when you finally check your screen time, you’ll see that you were never short on time. You have 2 to 4 hours a day. That’s 730 to 1,460 hours a year to start the thing you always wanted to do. So put the phone down and start. Write the first page. Post the first video. Go for the first run. Nobody will notice the hours you take back until they see what you built with them.
Once you start creating something you realize that faking isn't your option now. Be it instagram page, youtube channel or even X, you really can't be someone else. Start writing, recording, posting. Get better at communication, mind understanding, do things that feel like yourself. Don't be a another doomscroller!
Your 30s are not about having it figured out. They’re about finally being honest about what you want and having the guts to go after it, even if it’s late. Late is still better than never.
You hit your 30s
and suddenly, life looks nothing like you imagined. No perfect career. No dream house. No great love story wrapped up in a bow. Just you-navigating, healing, unlearning, and trying to trust the timing of your own life. Most days, you're fine. You remind yourself that everything happens when it's meant to. But then there are the quiet moments. The scrolling-too-long moments. The watching-friends-reach-milestones moments. The wondering-if-you-missed-your-chance moments. And in those moments, the doubt creeps in. The feeling that maybe you should have it all figured out by now. But here's what you need to know-you are not behind. You are not running out of time. You are living a story that was never meant to be rushed. A story that is still unfolding in ways you cannot see. And one day, you'll look back and realize-you weren't lost. You were just on your way home to yourself.
Perfection is the biggest enemy of creativity. It stops you from creating the things you want to create. Only one mantra can help you here.
Make it exist, then make it better.
Make it exist, then make it better.
Make it exist, then make it better.
Make it exist, then make it better.
Make it exist, then make it better.
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Sanskriti Bokde retweeted
Future belongs to people who create businesses, art, relationships, ideas, communities, societies. There has never been a better time in human history that you as an individual now knows more than kings and scholars 1000 years ago.
And the best part, window is still wide open but many people still haven't realized this. All it takes is belief in yourself and a bias for action and willingness to experiment and take risks. Do this long and there are high chances that dreams can become reality.
Skipping the hard skills feels easy at 22 (mistake I made). At 29, I wish I could go back. Learn the thing that scares you now. Sit through the boring tutorials. Ask the questions that make you look slow. The gap between who you are and who you could be only grows with time. Close it while it’s still small.
Bad news: nobody cares.
Good news: nobody cares.
So keep doing the thing you believe in, you might surprise yourself!
Do you think stupid decision maxxing leading to somewhere amazingg you never thought you'd be is the new moat?
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Kill the thought that people are luckier than you. You just need more work. More attempts. More failures. More shots at the goal. Work the extra hour, post about your personal brand every day, get rejected more times. Luck is earned with action!
I just played this and I’m still not okay!
For a solid hour I forgot I was sitting at my desk. I wasn’t playing the game, I was inside it. I could almost feel the breeze, hear every sound and see me chasing the lights
It's a must try!
I turned Van Gogh riding through his Starry Night into a game with Fable 5.2
Play it here: starrynightrider.com
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The weird thing about AI is that it makes being a beginner much more useful. You don’t need to spend six months learning everything before you make anything. You can build while learning. Ask while stuck. Fix while using. Learn exactly what you need when you need it. I think that’s a better way to learn anyway.
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For me @X is less about building an income and more about discovering my voice and healing my soul!
Do you also feel the same?
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600 already! 🥳🥳
350+ new people here this week, so hi, I’m Sans 👋
- Obsessed with tech, AI and hustle
- Building MacOS app, launching soon
- Creating, automating and educating
Lets connect with each other.
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Just want to shamelessly admit that as a millennial going through a career reinvention, I've been learning a lot from GenZ:
Prioritizing "what i want" over "what i should want"
Choosing a content career over staying stuck in one job
Intentionally setting healthy boundaries
Going back from online to offline
Letting yourself be cringe
SOBRIETY !!!
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When you hit rock bottom in every area of life, you learn something hard. No matter how well you explain it, nobody can feel what you feel. So just be quiet, do the work and rebuild in silence
Consistency isn't posting every day. It's people knowing what they'll get when they see your name.
Someone who posts three times a week about the same few things is often easier to remember than someone who posts daily about everything.
Pick the two or three things you want to be known for, and keep coming back to them.
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