7 months ago
Whatever you do, wherever you are. Never stop asking yourself this question. The concept of grown-ups and becoming something at 25 is out the door. You can change careers all throughout your life and look back one day and go – “I did all that stuff.” And beyond that, it keeps giving you something to aim for (if you’re into that). We might mature, but we are always growing and never stop.
7 months ago
To build something that lasts means you have to ignore all the hype, circumstance, and pomp around you. When you’re alone, you’re building it for you, not mass global adoption on day one. Build a product that will last and amaze. No one is watching – enjoy your time.
7 months ago
You don’t have to be an MVP, Guru, Expert, Ninja, Rocksart, or Master at everything you do. You can try something new and be bad at it. You can be downright horrible at it. And you can still enjoy it. The goal isn’t to be the best at everything and anything. The goal is to enjoy what you are doing. And you can’t be great at everything.
7 months ago
At its onset, the Internet brought more information to everyone. But you had to look, you had to dig, you had to marry information together. With AI, anyone can get anything at any time, and if they don’t understand, they can keep having it broken down to the point that they do understand it, with little to no emotion brought into it. Going on and on and explaining things won’t cut it anymore – everyone can learn the history, but breaking ideas and components down to their simplest, most effective talking point. AI will enable you to turn faster, only
7 months ago
The Turning Point, or rather the TSN Turning Point, is defined as… “TSN Turning Point” refers to a segment or concept used by The Sports Network (TSN) during hockey broadcasts, particularly in their NHL coverage. It highlights a specific moment or play in a game that is deemed to have significantly altered the course of the game, potentially leading to a shift in momentum or a change in the outcome. Turning points can often present themselves as forks in the road that require quick, immediate decision and response times. They are the moments when everything can change from being bad to getting
