periodic reminder to just invert everything u think u know when doing developer marketing↗

When To Do What You Love: paulgraham.com/when.html↗

I earn $50,000+ per month as a solo creator. If I was starting over in 2024, here's what I'd do: 🧵↗

When you find out you’re going to have a baby, you get a lot of advice. Unfortunately, most of it sucks. Here is the straight talk parenting advice I wish I had received:↗

As a second-time startup founder, here are some tactical things I'm going to do differently this time:↗

What is something you learnt about money or personal finance that you wish someone had taught you earlier? I'll share some of mine and consolidate the best responses 👇👇↗

Over the last 12 months, my tweets on remote work have had 80,000,000+ impressions Here are my learnings, predictions & advice [ a thread ] 💻🏠🌍↗

1/ Charlie Munger's second tweetstorm, but this time for new business school graduates. "We get these questions a lot from the enterprising young. It’s a very intelligent question: You look at some old guy who’s rich and you ask, ‘How can I become like you, except faster?’"↗

Schools are closing. Thousands of teachers will be teaching online for the first time in their lives, and students deserve to keep learning. Here’s my advice to teachers. 1. Bring extra energy: You need extra energy when you’re teaching online. Turn up your energy by 50%.↗

If I could force first time entrepreneurs to read one thing before starting a business, it would be this: 1/ “There’s a rule of fishing that’s a very good rule. And the first rule of fishing is: fish where the fish are. The second rule of fishing is ‘don’t forget the first rule↗