Imade.

Finally ready to talk about this: I applied for Permanent Residency in the US under the Extraordinary Ability Category (EB1) & it was approved last month. Grateful to have gotten this in my first year here + before graduating 🥹🥹

Raj talked about dropping out of MIT in a fully funded PhD/MBA to be a waiter. Before he found success & his company went public, old classmates came to eat at the restaurant he worked & completely avoided him.

Applicable for every field. 👍

Today sucked as a family in SF. This city is not serious about protecting women and children. 1/ At Golden Gate Park, a clearly disturbed man peed in public, on purpose, laughing while staring at my 6-year-old daughter—with his dick out. (public bathroom 50 feet away) 2/…

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He didn’t start his first company until he was 41! Before he died he was paying himself $500 to $800 million a year! Everybody should know his story:

getting rejected early in life is actually one of the best things that can happen to someone

If you put Harvard extension school or some Stanford MOOC in your LinkedIn education section to make it look like you went to Harvard or Stanford, you’ve done so much more damage than if you’d listed nothing at all

A partner at a prominent law firm told me “AI is now doing work that used to be done by 1st to 3rd year associates. AI can generate a motion in an hour that might take an associate a week. And the work is better. Someone should tell the folks applying to law school right now.”

This is a very inspiring weekend read. At 33, @PThorpe92 has now spent 1/3rd of his life in jail, and a quarter of that in solitary confinement, but today, thanks to some amazing programs in Maine, he works full-time as a software engineer for database company Turso while still…

Banks are making credit cards harder to get—for some customers on.wsj.com/4mc93eC

Feel the same way about people asking for community

Nobody Cares. Work Harder.

so, a startup gets acquired, and they're vague about the number. here's a cheat sheet: "six-figures" -> exactly $100,000 "mid-seven-figures" -> $3,000,000 and not a cent more "terms were not disclosed" -> investors got paid back, maybe "thrilled to be joining the team" -> an…

undergrad marketing majors everywhere are gonna write soooo many case studies on this

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Crazy when you also take into account how Coldplay refused to let Glee use any of their songs until Gwyneth won an Emmy for her guest star role and then had an affair with one of the creators after they used Coldplay’s Fix You in an episode about having an affair

why is this one of the greatest songs ever

I have this belief too. There's a way people criticize certain things that you will know they've never really built anything by themselves before.

If you tried to make even a little change by yourself, you'll ease up on harsh criticism of others + probably have more useful feedback. You'd feel for yourself how difficult anything important is.

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