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highlight from the ct basketball event is @blknoiz06 absolutely cooking
the black bull for a reason.
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In a weird way, everybody is rooting for you. When you go to a job interview, the interviewer wants you to be amazing so they don’t have to look anymore. when you go on a date, the person wants to have an amazing date with you. If you make a piece of content, people want to see amazing pieces of content and they have no problem if it’s yours.
the instant you get into the mindset that people want you to do well, your entire world gets better. And you’ll be shocked to know this pattern keeps repeating in different areas of life.
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This summer I was hiring for the role of video editor. And when I tell you that 80% of samples I got were horrendous, I'm not exaggerating.
Claude can already edit better than most of the people who applied.
Here's what that means for editors.
If someone just needs a good edit, they'll get it from Claude for $20 a month.
If someone needs a world class edits, they'll pay for that world class editors.
The average editor is stuck in the middle.
And the middle part is the worst place to be stuck in because the middle is disappearing.
The same thing is happening across every skill. Be it copywriters, editors, designers, media buyers, financial analysis, engineers, architects.
If your skills are average, you're in the swap.
Your customers are either using AI now or going for world class talent. No one in the middle.
That's why we're entering the age of mastery.
To remain relevant, you need to become a master. Either a master at using AI tools to do good work at scale, or master a specific craft and become so good that you'll remain in demand.
Whatever you do, don't stay in the middle.
Your #1 goal in life as a young man should be to chase and build something thats meaningful and brings value to others, money literally does not mean shit
I've made 6 figs while under 18 and in HS. Money is GREAT, but I think everyone ends up realizing it's about the journey and the love of the game that actually brings the joy and happiness most seek on their "money mission"
LLV retweeted
everyone is always so mad at everything here
this is just brand awareness marketing
you can back “influencers” for sales or brand awareness
when people walk into the party they probably took photos of the sign and posted on socials
so then everyone watching also saw “fomo” / the logo
people are mad they didn’t put that money into “runners” you guys would destroy anyways?
no you should want them to make their name known so their platform survives- or do you prefer trading on pumpfun? exactly
this is like crypto dot com and coinbase ads on NBA floors
do I like david dobrik? not particularly don’t know shit about him tbh but at least there’s eyes and people are becoming familiar with the name ‘fomo’ + it’s building trust
they’ll probably see it 10 times and then maybe download it one day
pumpfun would never do something like this, thats why fomo's winning
Who’s the best hooper in web3?
We’re finding out November 4th at fomo web3v3, a charity basketball tournament in NYC.
Rosters are still open. If you’re in NYC and want to play, reach out to @memespaymyrent.
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LLV retweeted
if a founder isn’t their product’s biggest fan, it’s probably not that good
the best products are built by people who are solving their own problems
