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@jackbutcher

Jan 21

step 1: make yourself useful
step 2: make yourself scarce

go wide (experiences, people, places)

consolidate what works

leverage code and media to divorce inputs from outcomes

live

I believe in these ideas to my core and have witnessed many people figure it out in the last couple of years

although it reads as a simple sequence it is anything but

simple ≠ easy

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@jackbutcher

Jan 21

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@aaraalto

if you want to read up on people's experiences implementing what's being taught here from the likes of @aaraalto, @jamierusso, @DoctorGrew & @dickiebush

↓
visualizevalue.com/blogs/case-stu…

make your own charts

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@jackbutcher

Jan 18

nfts plug value leaks

today, the internet is a network that validates culture

and the platforms that facilitate that validation extract most of that value

as a creator (of value)

digital provenance and permissionless capital markets are your friend

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@jackbutcher

Jan 16

web3 is such a powerful idea because participants have multiple layers of skin in the game

"wagmi" is simply the memetic expression of owning both the protocol and the product

if your concentrated bet on project x doesn't pay off, but its competitor does, the protocol still wins

we are competing to drive the value of the protocol up

and we all own a piece of the protocol by competing

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@jackbutcher

Jan 2

https://twitter.com/jwahdatehagh/status/1477526680977620992

Jalil is one of the most talented people I have ever met, an incredible technical and creative thinker and a model friend and family man

Brilliant people hit their head against the wall over and over again for a few reasons

I'll explain a few below

https://twitter.com/jwahdatehagh/status/1477526680977620992

number one

the "beginner mindset" required to get good at anything is paradoxical

as you get better, you realize how little you actually know

easy for your confidence tp decrease as your competence grows

number two

"working hard got me here so if i just work harder i'll get there"

there are hundreds of millions of people in the world working incredibly hard at something that will never have an exponential payoff

a shift is required when the ceiling is hit

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