Building no-code/low-code SaaS with https://teapaw.org/t.co/8UCZHFFc8o, Creator-in-Residence for @makerpad—I help people build software & automations without code.
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Hype Arcade via @artstationhq artstation.com/artwork/vDmen…
Dedicated to Elliot Mallon. Love you buddy!
#UnrealEngine5
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Almost anyone can burn bright for a few days. But few can burn bright for years upon years.
I've spent the last decade researching, reporting, and writing about sustainable excellence.
Here are the highlights of what I've learned:
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A million things → what's happening in AI, summarised.
Here's a bunch of cool shit that's going on.
(plus Sir Benedict Cucumber batch h/t r/stablediffusion)
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Great read from @theScore @Travis_Sawchik —super interesting look into an issue that’s plagued athletes in varying sports for quite some time thescore.com/mlb/news/236863…
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TFW you toss something into the laundry hamper and it goes straight to the bottom and you know you have 2 more weeks of freedom 🧺
"If you cannot find joy in [the journey], you will not find joy in the finish line. That’s a fact."
Wise words from @onepeloton instructor Tunde Oyeneyin in today's Sunday Edition of @MorningBrew
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Shoutout to @TablePlus — awesome GUI for working with PostgreSQL and other databases 🙌🏽
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What was your first #nocode stack? Mine was a @squarespace frontend, Knack database for the backend and @memberspace for user login and protecting pages.
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From Anatomy and Asana by Susi Hately
"Breathe. Let go. And remind yourself that this very moment is the only one you know you have for sure."
It's easy to get caught up, don't forget to breathe and remember how extraordinary it is that you're here, in this moment in time 🙌🏾
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From Wooden on Leadership by John Wooden and Steve Jamison
"First, do not betray yourself. Second, do not betray those you lead. This is loyalty."
Leadership starts from within, if you can't be honest with yourself, you will struggle to successfully lead others.
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From Never Let Go by Dan John
"I'm still a believer in movement over muscles, and I believe even more in correct movement over weight."
Doing the reps is necessary, but doing the right reps, the right way is what's most important if you want to build strength—in anything.
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From New Functional Training for Sports by @mboyle1959
"There's no shortcut to improvement, only shortcuts to injury."
You have to do the work, learn the lessons, and do the reps to improve—without doing the foundational work you leave yourself exposed to greater risk.
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From Running with the Mind of Meditation by Sakyong Mipham
"Ultimately, life is a process of developing the ability to always see how to utilize what is in front of us."
Resourcefulness is a skill—it's needed repeatedly throughout life—best to practice using it often.
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From Stretch to Win by @StretchToWinFST
"Athletes need body-wide freedom of movement in order to perform at their highest potential."
Find ways to remove restrictions, physically but also mentally & emotionally. Stretching, music, meditation, dancing—performance needs freedom.
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From Athletic Body in Balance by @graycookPT
"The true champion will spend more time working on weaknesses than showing off strength."
Make the time to work on weaknesses so that they too can become strengths, it will be painful, but worth it.
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From The Way of the Champion by Jerry Lynch
"It's not about the opponent—ever, it's about you and your own definition and standard of what is extraordinary."
Most limits are self-imposed, what is the story you're telling yourself about why you're not winning?
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From Mind Gym by Gary Mack
"The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field."
If you're going to go after something, you might as well give it all you can—the effort alone will teach you so much.
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