What if it all wasn’t for nothing.

Would you rather be respected by 100 people or recognised by 100,000 strangers?

The loudest people on the internet are rarely the ones with the most interesting things happening offline.

Some people hate capitalism until they become the person getting paid.

A verified badge is not a personality. Followers are not a business. Revenue screenshots are not audited accounts.

The problem with hustle culture isn’t hard work. It’s pretending exhaustion is proof of progress.

Not every hobby needs to become a side hustle. You are allowed to enjoy things without monetising them.

People will spend 4 hours arguing online about a $20 subscription they would never buy anyway.

Unpopular opinion: being busy is one of the easiest ways to avoid doing important work.

The internet has made being confidently wrong a viable career path.

Some people don’t want the truth. They want a version of it that protects their decisions.

What's something you've changed your mind about completely in the last two years?

Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is admit that your current plan isn't working.

A lot can change in a year when you stop negotiating with yourself.

I'd rather be underestimated by someone who doesn't know me than overestimated by someone who does.

The tech community is so strong 🥹 If you are in #tech and #AI. Let’s connect 🤝 #connect

The internet makes it look like everyone is winning. Talk to people privately. The picture changes.

I respect people who are genuinely obsessed with getting better at something.

Your early 20s are a weird mix of feeling incredibly behind and believing you can build anything.

One of the strangest feelings is working on something nobody around you fully understands yet.