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Noname12
06/25/23 7:24:14 PM
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https://twitter.com/fluentinfinance/status/1672765241879306241?s=46&t=o6tIkkSBRz2o_KdlCGVq5A

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Noname12
06/26/23 12:50:39 PM
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Up

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AllCopsAreGood
06/26/23 12:57:01 PM
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I don't get it. And what is naval?
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AlCalavicci
06/26/23 12:57:49 PM
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So the lesson is, that I'm too old to ever see a million dollars at this point

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__starsnostars
06/26/23 12:59:49 PM
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They offer no important lessons.

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CoyoteTheGreat
06/26/23 1:02:34 PM
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The lesson is, either be born with incredible natural talent, or be born to an incredibly rich family, or steal everyone else around you's ideas and claim them for yourself.

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TheMikh
06/26/23 1:35:32 PM
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AllCopsAreGood posted...
I don't get it. And what is naval?
seasoned venture capitalist, founder of a platform for startups seeking funding and job seekers. used to offer pretty insightful commentary on social but fell for the "twitter guru" trap years ago.

__starsnostars posted...
They offer no important lessons.

i'd take lessons from celebrities with a grain of salt, but with respect to successful people in general who actually made their money through means other than cronyism / inheritance / popularity contest industries, there's plenty of valuable mental models to be derived from interacting with or studying them and the circumstances and context in which they thrived.

CoyoteTheGreat posted...
The lesson is, either be born with incredible natural talent, or be born to an incredibly rich family, or steal everyone else around you's ideas and claim them for yourself.
talent helps a lot, but it's not everything. execution, strategy, and the people you coordinate with is just as critical. moreso, even.

there are very few original ideas and most companies, even on the bleeding edge, are competing with others on the same concepts. it's here that execution and strategy matters most.

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Cemith
06/26/23 1:53:39 PM
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TheMikh posted...
other than cronyism

Read this as cryonism and I was really confused what you meant by that. Wasn't sure what cold had to do with anything.

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Squall28
06/26/23 1:56:35 PM
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Leave it to Elon to have the first dud on the list.

You get paid in direct proportion to the difficulty of problems you solve

The most paid people aren't the individual contributors that solve the problem. It's the execs that pass that work to them.

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