Marcelo Lebre
@marcelo_lebre
co-founder & president @remote, building global HR + Payroll
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Innovation isn’t chasing trends—it’s Steve Jobs tossing out the keyboard when everyone just wanted better buttons. Real breakthroughs always start when you're able to focus on the signal coming from the noise.
Dyson developed 5,127 versions of his bagless vacuum cleaner before landing on a successful design in 1993. Imagine being ready to quit at build #5,000—and pushing through.
Tech isn’t about the latest frameworks, platforms or models —it’s about bold minds willing to build the impossible with unfit tools.
The best operators think deeply with a few and speak clearly to many. Quiet signal. Loud impact.
You can’t outwork the wrong mindset. I’ve seen many leaders grind nonstop—and still get nowhere. Your thinking sets your ceiling, not your hours.
The single most important mission of a founder is hiring.
Embrace the chaos of building something new. The journey isn't supposed to be smooth, and that's a good thing. No one will care if you fail, get up and go again.
There's a new market being created - either this is the first of many with @OpenAI @AnthropicAI and @xai achieving AGI or @nvidia will fold them all in and eat the whole world
NVIDIA IS NOW WORTH MORE THAN... WELL, BASICALLY EVERYONE ELSE Nvidia’s $4T valuation isn’t just historic, it’s comically massive. It’s now worth more than Meta and Alphabet combined. More than Microsoft. More than Apple and Amazon together. At this point, Nvidia could…
Most successful people I've met aren't driven by ambition alone—they're obsessed with solving a puzzle only they can see clearly.
If @Strava had @duolingo's notification game, 90% of the world would be marathon runners by now.
can't overemphasize this enough
need these founders to go on media tours when launching a product. hype it up, let someone interview you. tell us why you built it, what makes it cool/valuable. all we get around here is a lame ass announcement tweet. simp for your product. do something, damn.
The most underrated skill is asking for what you want. Most people wait, hint, or hope. Winners ask — clearly and early. Closed mouths don’t get fed.
I vibe coded a Dragon ball radar and ordered replicas online so now every weekend my 6yo and I go on random walks to find them. No idea how I'm going to conjure Shenron next ...
