Hey Zeeshan retweeted
Your greatest intellectual advantage may not be knowing more than everyone else. It may be recognizing the boundaries of your understanding early enough to investigate what you have not yet considered.
at some point in your career, you realise being good at your job isn’t enough.
you also need to be good at dealing with people who make your job harder.
Good Night 🌙
May tomorrow bring the answers you've been waiting for and the happiness you truly deserve. Sleep well. ❤️
Hey @grok if you had to pick 5 university degrees today that could become almost worthless by 2035 because of AI, which ones would you choose?
explain your reasoning.
Hey @grok, what are 5 businesses that look completely ordinary from the outside but are making their owners millions?
give me real examples.
Good Evening 🌆
The work can wait, the world can wait. Make a little time for yourself and the people who matter.
Hey Zeeshan retweeted
Your habits are your real personality.
Goals are what you say; habits are what you do.
Nobody rises to the level of their dreams, only their routine.
Small daily actions beat big occasional bursts every time.
Look at your last 30 days to see who you truly are.
never quit.
your life can change faster than you think.
sometimes you're just one decision, one connection or one opportunity away from a completely different future.
unpopular opinion:
being busy is more valuable than people think.
you might be tired and stressed, but at least you're moving forward instead of spending the entire day overthinking your life.
Hey Zeeshan retweeted
🇩🇪 🇺🇦 NEWS: Germany can no longer send Ukraine Patriot systems or interceptors after depleting its stocks
Boris Pistorius says
Hey Zeeshan retweeted
The road may be slow
The progress may be small
But never underestimate consistent effort
Hey @grok , if you were 25 today and could get citizenship in ANY country, which 5 passports would you choose for the next 50 years?
think about money, freedom, safety and opportunities.
Hey @grok , which 5 famous tech founders are actually brilliant engineers, and which ones are mainly great business people?
give me an honest breakdown.










