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Пост от 16.10.2026 18:11
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I can see that every day my audience is growing — smart, driven people who share the same life principles as me.
And since that's the case, let me seize the moment and combine business with pleasure: recommend me some books that really had an impact on you, or the latest ones you've read that stuck with you. English or Russian — both work.
For example, the latest one I read: "Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey. So what have you read and what do you recommend? Drop it in the chat or in the channel's DMs, and whoever recommends the book that hooks me the most — I'll send $1,000 in USDT. 📚 You scratch my back, I scratch yours: win-win.
And since that's the case, let me seize the moment and combine business with pleasure: recommend me some books that really had an impact on you, or the latest ones you've read that stuck with you. English or Russian — both work.
For example, the latest one I read: "Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey. So what have you read and what do you recommend? Drop it in the chat or in the channel's DMs, and whoever recommends the book that hooks me the most — I'll send $1,000 in USDT. 📚 You scratch my back, I scratch yours: win-win.
Пост от 16.10.2026 17:46
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I can see that every day my audience grows with more smart and driven people who share the same life principles as me.
And since that's the case, I want to seize the moment and combine business with pleasure: recommend books that genuinely impacted you, or ones you've read recently that really stuck with you. English or Russian is fine.
For example, the last one I read was "Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey. And what have you been reading and what do you recommend? Drop it in the chat or in the channel's DMs, and whoever recommends the book that hooks me the most — I'll send $1,000 in USDT. 📚 You scratch my back, I scratch yours: win-win.
And since that's the case, I want to seize the moment and combine business with pleasure: recommend books that genuinely impacted you, or ones you've read recently that really stuck with you. English or Russian is fine.
For example, the last one I read was "Greenlights" by Matthew McConaughey. And what have you been reading and what do you recommend? Drop it in the chat or in the channel's DMs, and whoever recommends the book that hooks me the most — I'll send $1,000 in USDT. 📚 You scratch my back, I scratch yours: win-win.
Пост от 16.10.2026 13:46
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Musk unveiled a flying car. The new Tesla Roadster in the Thrust version with SpaceX boosters, capable of lifting off the ground. The prototype hits 100 km/h in less than a second.
I think it's time for all of us to update our wishlists. And how cool is it that we're living in the era of the future, with artificial intelligence. And I'm super happy that our American company, which we launched in March, is part of this future.
But still, one major question remains open: how will AvtoVAZ respond to this?
I think it's time for all of us to update our wishlists. And how cool is it that we're living in the era of the future, with artificial intelligence. And I'm super happy that our American company, which we launched in March, is part of this future.
But still, one major question remains open: how will AvtoVAZ respond to this?
Пост от 16.10.2026 13:45
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Returning to the autumn update:
One of the leading services for comparing websites, companies, and apps has updated the design of its mobile version. You can take a look and compare the first and second options.
Also, a public catalog of bots and channels has appeared, with open statistics. Integration with Apple HomeView is also planned: as soon as the new device hits the market, you'll be able to test it with the new service (works similarly to dialogue-skills for Yandex Alice).
One of the leading services for comparing websites, companies, and apps has updated the design of its mobile version. You can take a look and compare the first and second options.
Also, a public catalog of bots and channels has appeared, with open statistics. Integration with Apple HomeView is also planned: as soon as the new device hits the market, you'll be able to test it with the new service (works similarly to dialogue-skills for Yandex Alice).
Пост от 14.10.2026 19:15
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It's amazing how much people love doing all kinds of bullshit instead of actually working. And this isn't just about business — in everyday life, exactly the same thing happens.
An entrepreneur spends years trying to save a dying project (the market has long since changed, the economics don't add up, customers no longer need the product). But he keeps pouring in money, time, and his own health. And not because the business needs it, but because he absolutely has to prove he was right.
And here's where it gets interesting. We behave exactly the same way in our relationships with people — clinging to the past, worrying about the future, trying to prove something to someone. We spend enormous amounts of energy on things that can no longer be changed or that haven't even happened yet.
I'm drawn to the idea that we're all part of one whole. And often the people who annoy us become a kind of mirror of what we ourselves don't want to notice in ourselves. But instead of dealing with themselves, most people prefer to react inappropriately to those around them or to fight against circumstances.
You can notice an interesting pattern: the less a person tries to prove they're right, the easier life becomes. In business this is called healthy cynicism — the ability to walk away from a dying idea, even after dedicating several years to it. In life it's the ability to let go of the past, stop worrying about the future, and finally pay attention to the present.
In the end, you can spend your whole life on endless thoughts about who you "should" become, how much you "should" earn to prove something to somebody. But at some point you may discover that you're still not living your best life. And time keeps ticking.
You don't have to win every battle. Sometimes it's enough to realize you don't need to be in it at all.
An entrepreneur spends years trying to save a dying project (the market has long since changed, the economics don't add up, customers no longer need the product). But he keeps pouring in money, time, and his own health. And not because the business needs it, but because he absolutely has to prove he was right.
And here's where it gets interesting. We behave exactly the same way in our relationships with people — clinging to the past, worrying about the future, trying to prove something to someone. We spend enormous amounts of energy on things that can no longer be changed or that haven't even happened yet.
I'm drawn to the idea that we're all part of one whole. And often the people who annoy us become a kind of mirror of what we ourselves don't want to notice in ourselves. But instead of dealing with themselves, most people prefer to react inappropriately to those around them or to fight against circumstances.
You can notice an interesting pattern: the less a person tries to prove they're right, the easier life becomes. In business this is called healthy cynicism — the ability to walk away from a dying idea, even after dedicating several years to it. In life it's the ability to let go of the past, stop worrying about the future, and finally pay attention to the present.
In the end, you can spend your whole life on endless thoughts about who you "should" become, how much you "should" earn to prove something to somebody. But at some point you may discover that you're still not living your best life. And time keeps ticking.
You don't have to win every battle. Sometimes it's enough to realize you don't need to be in it at all.
Пост от 14.10.2026 10:08
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I haven't advertised any projects for a while now, I only share what I use myself. But today our partners, who sent me this gift in the form of branded merch, are running a big giveaway, so we'll make an exception.
To take part and win cool prizes, you need to:
1️⃣ create a new account;
2️⃣ leave any comment;
3️⃣ and then post your UID in the chat.
That's it. Good luck, and as they say, enjoy!
To take part and win cool prizes, you need to:
1️⃣ create a new account;
2️⃣ leave any comment;
3️⃣ and then post your UID in the chat.
That's it. Good luck, and as they say, enjoy!
Пост от 12.10.2026 20:22
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Iman Gadzhi (who became co-owner of Whop this past spring), who started out making videos about making money online (MrBeast for smart people — the guy every male blogger looks up to, the ones doing podcasts, crypto/business content) invested in Higgsfield AI.
💸 Following a $400M Series B funding round, the company is now valued at $5.4 billion.
Hats off, GGWP!
💸 Following a $400M Series B funding round, the company is now valued at $5.4 billion.
Hats off, GGWP!