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Collin Bottrell retweeted
Your performance-based identity is destroying you.
It leads to constant anxiety and total burnout.
Confidence only comes from one place - and it's not what you think.
Here's how to build unshakeable confidence from the Simon Sinek podcast (backed by science):
Watched Die Hard for the first time last night and I can say definitively that it is NOT a Christmas movie.
Collin Bottrell retweeted
It’s over for Google if Reddit figures out how to make searching in-platform work.
Collin Bottrell retweeted
You can’t sell a mass-market EV
You can’t make a Gigafactory
You can’t build a charging network
You can’t engineer your own rockets
You can’t reuse boosters
You can’t buy a social media platform
You can’t launch a satellite network
You can’t fight for free speech
You can’t catch a rocket from space
You can’t, you can’t, you can’t.
He did.
Keep this in mind next time you hear “you can’t.”
Elon Musk faces more than his fair share of criticism for the pace of technological advancement he drives. But Tesla's "We, Robot" event is further evidence of his pulling mankind forward:
🦾 Optimus
🚐 Robovan
🚗 Cybercab
Not to mention Space X’s continued progress toward making space travel more efficient.
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I’m finally starting to notice the battery on my MacBook not lasting as long as it did when I first got it—but 4 years later, I’m still amazed at how fast this thing charges.
I can plug it in for 5 minutes and the battery life will improve by 30%.
Fun experiment for any regular ChatGPT users shared by @tomowenmorgan.
Ask ChatGPT “From all of our interactions what is one thing that you can tell me about myself that I may not know about myself?”
Here's what I got back:
"From our conversations, one thing that stands out is your subtle and deliberate approach to communication. You seem to have an innate ability to blend clarity with nuance, which might reflect a deeper sensitivity to how others perceive and interpret information. Whether in your newsletter or social media content, you're thoughtful about tone and word choice, always striking a balance between being engaging and professional. This suggests that you have a natural talent for conveying ideas in a way that both informs and resonates without overstating things—a quality that enhances how others connect with your message.
It’s possible that this careful balance you strike, especially when trying to avoid wordiness or choosing the right tone, is something you do so naturally that you might not fully appreciate its impact. It’s a subtle skill, but one that can shape how people engage with your content and brand."
In summary, ChatGPT thinks you should subscribe to @CookmarksLetter 👀
Try it for yourself!
