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Tim Shnaider retweeted
The 5 levels of charisma:
L1: Talks a lot
L2: Makes you laugh
L3: Makes you feel seen
L4: Demands nothing of you
L5: Leaves you feeling more like yourself
Most "charismatic" people stop at L2
Tim Shnaider retweeted
The basic truth is that no one cares about you as a person or your potential. Even you, reading this, don’t care about someone who just has ideas. People care about those who have actually built something and achieved something. The only way to connect with interesting people is to become interesting yourself by building.
Tim Shnaider retweeted
I find it funny when people complain about “difficult people”. I feel like my whole life has been focused on how to work best with “difficult people”. It’s my professional moat. In my experience, all truly capable people are difficult in some way. Deal with it!
Tim Shnaider retweeted
Missed the ice cream truck today because I was too proud to run. And for what. What honor did that bring me
Tim Shnaider retweeted
Senja just hit 300 customers and $7.4K MRR
If I could start again from zero, I'd fix these 12 mistakes.
Tim Shnaider retweeted
decided to look in the kettle i've been using for 14 years but never cleaned and i learned a very important lesson: never look. there's no reason. it's not like, going to make you any happier or anything. nothing good can come from this
Tim Shnaider retweeted
Astronaut Scott Kelly once smuggled a full gorilla suit aboard the International Space Station. He didn't tell anyone about it. One day, without anyone knowing, he put it on.
Tim Shnaider retweeted
I am the greatest Prompt Engineer in the world.
ALT Me cyberbullying ChatGPT into ranking the US presidents by absorbency.
Tim Shnaider retweeted
My take on the Jonah Hill stuff. I used to be an air hostess. Those girls I worked with were hot, glamorous, fun-loving. Guys LOVED dating air hostesses, would boast to their friends about their exciting girlfriends. But there was a pattern I saw a lot. 🧵
Tim Shnaider retweeted
The most effective networking strategy I’ve found has nothing to do with conferences, cocktail hours, cold emails, or any of the common ideas you hear.
1) Do interesting things.
2) Share them publicly.
Like-minded people will come to you.
Tim Shnaider retweeted
In the past year, I’ve talked to many bright, curious, ambitious people who believed they couldn’t do research. That was me, not long ago.
Here I share my improved understanding in hopes of offering a more empowering model of what research entails:
kanjun.me/writing/research-a…