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The Tweets That Stopped Me Scrolling
Discover the insights worth a double-tap
David Burns
November 29, 2024
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Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
For those that are relaxing today, I thought I’d share a few more tweets that caught my attention:
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My Favorite Finds This Week
Most people don't fail from failure.
They fail, not knowing how to recover.
Business setbacks hit differently when money's involved.
- Lost a major client?
- Product launch flopped?
- Investment gone wrong?Your next 24 hours matter more than the setback itself.
Smart… x.com/i/web/status/1…
— Sleep Money Maker (@SleepMoneyMaker)
2:58 PM • Nov 27, 2024
…The last sentence is powerful; “Your next breakthrough is hidden in your last breakdown.” Rather than fear failure, we should view it as an opportunity
In 2018, Rubén, a child from Venezuela, ingeniously made a cardboard Game Boy with bottle caps for buttons to play a homemade Super Mario game.
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes)
11:06 AM • Nov 27, 2024
Rubén’s cardboard Game Boy is a reminder that creativity often beats capital. Innovation thrives when we focus on what we can do… instead of what we don’t have.
This is true in business as well! Going after customers may get us a few quick wins, but building a lasting offer our audience truly wants will bring life long success!
That's a new one (for me)
— Lily Ray 😏 (@lilyraynyc)
4:30 PM • Nov 26, 2024
Have you noticed this in your search results? Seems like Google is slowly rolling out new features…
Realizing there’s a problem often takes longer than accepting it and taking action.
And honestly, there’s nothing strange about that.
How can you understand something’s wrong when you don’t even know that “wrong” exists?— Eugene Polyansky (@eugene_ego)
2:43 PM • Nov 26, 2024
If our audience doesn’t know they have a problem, they won’t be looking for a solution. Step one: show them the iceberg before selling the lifeboat.
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