Tmdeepesh @Tmdeepesho7

Joined December 2025

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Robert Greene @RobertGreene

3 months ago

Who understands power well in the world today? This clip is from my conversation with @thesamparr and @ShaanVP on My First Million.

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Buckminster Fuller in 1967: "Wealth isn't gold; it's energy. By 2000, there will be a scientific accounting system for wealth—aligned with the laws of physics." A visionary nod to Bitcoin decades before its time.

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Tmdeepesh @Tmdeepesho7

4 months ago

@joeroganhq @grok is this real

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Adam | YouTube @Adam_DelDuca

4 months ago

Every day you wait Someone else builds the YouTube channel you didn’t It's your time to start...

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Deep Psychology @DeepPsycho_HQ

4 months ago

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Forward Future @ForwardFuture

4 months ago

“AI is the biggest deflationary force we’ve ever seen.” Joe Floyd on where companies really are in AI adoption: “AI-native startups adopted this from day one. Mid-market companies followed about 12 to 18 months later. Public companies are another 12 to 18 months behind that.” “Most public software companies haven’t seen the benefits yet. They’ve only seen startups and AI labs attacking them.” “AI is the greatest deflationary force in the world. When companies can cut R&D and sales costs and make engineers 10x more effective, margins will double.” “That should be incredible for stocks.” “Right now, what we’re seeing is an overreaction where everyone gets punished equally.” “What should happen instead is differentiation.” “Some companies will be hurt. Others, especially systems of record, will get much stronger.” “You can’t just vibe-code those in a weekend.”

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Matt Wolfe @mreflow

4 months ago

Everyone should read this. I’m late to the party because I haven’t been on X as much this week but this is excellent. It’s long but it will give you the mental framework to approach what’s barreling towards us.

Matt Shumer @mattshumer_

4 months ago

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Brad @BradleyKellard

4 months ago

In 2008, Malcolm Gladwell explained why some people succeed & some don't. This talk reveals: • Why ability is overrated • Why effort alone isn’t enough • How systems quietly decide outcomes 12 lessons from Gladwell that'll permanently change how you think about success: