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- 5 Tweet Tuesday - July 9, 2024
5 Tweet Tuesday - July 9, 2024
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If youāre new around here, every week I share the 5 best tweets I saw in the past 7 days.
I scroll, so you donāt have to.
Letās get to it:
#1 š
You can predict the long term health of a relationship by whether each cut heals to 99% or 101%.
ā Michael (@mmay3r)
2:02 AM ā¢ May 6, 2020
This is actually a very powerful idea.
Relationships have arguments, disagreements, fights and ugly moments. Those are ācutsā.
You said something or did something. They said something or did something. Cut. cut, cut.
Itās inevitable. Cuts will happen. Which means - the part thatās in our control is what happens after the cut.
Do you heal to 99%...or 101%? It sounds small. Just 2%. But itās a massive difference.
99% means, eventually the relationship decays to zero. 101% means it gets better and better over time.
This week, Iām making it a point of emphasis to heal every cut to 101%.
#2 š
Having a prototype is 10x more valuable than a design. Having a design is 10x more valuable than having a little doc. Having a doc is 10x more valuable than having an idea in your head.
ā Suhail (@Suhail)
1:46 PM ā¢ Jul 8, 2024
Hereās two principles I use in my companies (feel free to steal):
Donāt debate, if the data is available (get the data first, then discuss)
āA prototype is worth a thousand meetingsā (building a simple way to ātaste testā is often faster AND better than trying to figure things out in our heads)
#3 š
How to actually get 12 weeks of work done in 9 days:
āGo on vacationā then donāt go anywhere and just work with no interruptions for 9 days straight.
ā Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi)
1:20 AM ā¢ Jul 1, 2024
Actually - I have a twist on this. Go on a āwork vacationā
Rent a cabin. Invite your 1-2 closest collaborators.
Donāt leave cabin for 7 days. Work ātwo-a-daysā (9am-4pm, break/eat/hike, work again 7pm-2am)
Youāll make 2-3 months work of progress in 1 week.
Iāve done this many many times (used to call these hackweeks), and works every time.
#4 š
Jean-Paul Sartre, damn
ā Dylan O'Sullivan (@DylanoA4)
2:24 PM ā¢ Jul 7, 2024
Love this writing. I recently started blogging (for the first time in years!) and wrote a post on the same topic, called Someday
#5 š
why does this go kinda hard
ā matt (@computer_gay)
9:51 PM ā¢ Jul 4, 2024
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