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I started using Twitter in 2008 to find a job in startups in SFI had little money and was desperate to find a way to AmericaInstead I found something else…

The economy is in shambles but here’s a few ways to make $500,000+ in the next 18 months from your bedroom: Unbundling of RedditReddit is a goldmineThere are ~5000 subreddits

Anyone else love a useful how-to?I put together a mega-thread of mega-valuable how-tos that can transform your startup, career or lifeAll you have to do is read these 10 how-tos:

Elon Musk often talks about hiring job candidates for “clear evidence of exceptional ability”But how do you identify exceptional potential employees?13 non-obvious habits to look for in hiring high performing

Mental models are the secret to making the best out of the world around youBut there is a million of them...A guide to my favorite mental models: MarketingLuck Surface Area:“When

I’ve help build internet communities that have generated hundreds of millions of membersThe most often question I get asked is:But Greg - how do I build a community from scratch?!Here's

THREAD: My 20s were full of ups and downsI lost millions, made millions and helped build some billion dollar startupsMy biggest lessons learned: The future of startups:- Privacy-first- Community-first- Sustainability-first-

Failure isn’t a failed project. Failure is not trying:The risk of trying: █　The risk of hiding: █ █ █ █Trying beats hiding 10 times out of 10 Starting a

THREAD: 10 real reminders that help you outperform in startups, life or your career:(shared in a fun way) How to design impactful products:Useful: █　Useful, simple: █ █ Useful, simple, fun:

Normalize self-reflections questions. They make us better versions of ourselves.15 questions to make you rethink your life: If I had 30M in the bank, how would my day-to-day change? What

Life gets better when: You understand that grades never mattered but how you grade yourself does You learn from disagreements, you don't get upset You keep your private life private

10 reasons why I think now is the greatest time to launch a startupYou should probably consider starting somethingJust listen to this: You can start with the community I’ve identified