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🗓️ What are you watching this week?

• Monday: $CCL $MTN
• Tuesday: $NKE

All visualized in our newsletter. https://t.co/0nRyqinHQL
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How you can tell $ASML is a cyclical business: https://t.co/X8J1AYcOLl
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Umesh
RT @heydin_ai: What if you could take an unfinished film… and turn it into your own masterpiece? 🎬 This is my remix of The Unfinished Film by Sam Finn, a super fun collab project where I reimagined scenes in @Adobe Firefly Boards and brought them to life with Photoshop, Audition, & Premiere Pro.

#AdobeFireflyAmbassadors #Ad #FireflyUnfinishedFilm
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Umesh
RT @LudovicCreator: @umesh_ai Love this Umesh

Never give up even during storms --chaos 50 --ar 16:9 --sref 4086667022 --sw 400 --stylize 600 --v 7.0 https://t.co/hP1j9o7ENH
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Umesh
Take 9!

Prompt ⤵️ https://t.co/d1tPgQlHns

Take 8! https://t.co/85emJRKzsw - Umesh
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Umesh
RT @bennash: I wanna know
Are we black and white?
Are we wrong or right?
Are we day and night?
I wanna know
I wanna know
Do we make sense?
Are we friends? Is it real
Or just pretend?
I wanna know

I don't want my soul to say
"I told you so"
But how will I ever know
If I never let it show? https://t.co/vZyV05kK2x
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Investing visuals
ROAST my top positions! 🔥

What would you add, cut, or size differently?
Be brutally honest, I can take it.

More context & something new I’m launching in the thread below! 🧵👇
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Umesh
Tabletop game card prompt! https://t.co/CLc1FJfr28

Turn yourself into a tabletop game card with Nano Banana in Adobe Firefly

Different games and cards types with prompts 👇

prompt: Create hyper-detailed fantasy game card portrait of a dryad forest guardian, styled like a RPG game card. The character has bark-textured skin, glowing green eyes, and flower-crowned hair, wearing vine-woven armor, posed against a glowing enchanted grove. The card includes floral borders and leaf patterns and RPG-style stats. Name is Kris. Warlock. - Kris Kashtanova
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AkhenOsiris
TLDR;

"When they asked me what does Upstart do, I should have said 'I don't know'"

Most people are opinionated. They think they know the answers to everything. But in reality, their opinions are fueled not by true confidence—but by ego and insecurity. Ironically, this often makes them appear very confident on the surface.

But here’s the truth: most people are not successful because they lack the most important ingredient of growth—humility. They don’t have the willingness to admit they might be wrong or the openness to learn from someone better.

Ask yourself these questions:

If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich?

Why haven’t you invented something that changes people’s lives?

Why don’t people follow you, respect you, or look to you for guidance?

Why aren’t you happy, fulfilled, or living with purpose?

Why haven’t you achieved something truly great?

Why don't you have the most amazing life?

The answer is simple: you’re not that smart. And until you admit that, you’ll never become that smart. Your mind is already full. Your cup is overflowingwith little room for new knowledge. You’re uncoachable.

The first step to becoming great is to admit that you suck.
The second step is to believe that you could be great.
The third step is to find somebody who is great and willing to teach you.
The fourth step is to shut your mouth—and listen.

That’s the formula. Everything else comes after.

My greatest personal strength and the secret to my success is my willingness to truly be a lifelong student and to never stop seeking the truth from those who know more than me. I love learning, and I never want to be someone who doesn't need to learn. - Mark Minervini
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