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This world is in spiritual decline. All of the societal issues are down stream of that and there isn’t a politician on earth or a government that exists that can change it
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Robert Greene@RobertGreeneOct 12
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When in doubt, focus on the things you know you do well. Expand outward from the center.
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Nobody talks about the part where you have to keep believing in yourself while nothing is working yet.
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Founder mental health under extreme pressure, loneliness, and stress is still the most underreported part of building a startup.
Everyone assumes you have it figured out the second things start moving, while you're carrying the entire thing quietly.
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Nobody wants to hear this, but distribution is the new moat.
Almost every founder pitching me their new AI startup has no audience to sell it to.
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You gotta struggle before come up, it teaches you a place you never wanna return.✅
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My least favorite social media post is some variation of “the universe is elevating me beyond people who don’t serve me anymore” - I don’t think people understand what this implies about them
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Being early is expensive.
You have to educate the market, explain the problem, and convince people they should care.
Sometimes the hardest part of building a great product is waiting for the market to catch up.
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there are no roles in an early stage startup. there are focus areas, but they exist without boundaries
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Being a founder sounds romantic until you’re 18 months in, the metrics are flat, the money is running out, and people who love you start asking when you’re going to get a real job.
That’s the part no one puts in the pitch deck.
Keep going anyway.














