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🔮 Closing – Final Takeaway Wealth isn’t just about assets. It’s about playing the right game, at the right time, with the right people. And sometimes, the best way to play long-term games is to stay in stealth mode until the game plays itself in your favor. Fin.

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🌱 Bud – Network School & Permissionless Leverage Fast forward to now: I’m at Network School, and I feel like I’m exactly where I should be. Naval says "Play long-term games with long-term people"—and this is exactly that. More than that, it’s a space where self-improvement and self-sovereignty aren’t just buzzwords, they’re part of the daily OS. First week here, I just wanted better food (I’m Italian, you know..). Then I found myself leveraging without permission, setting up a small Italian groceries & food experience business (launching soon 👀). Sometimes the best leverage isn’t waiting for the perfect opportunity—it’s solving your own problems first. 👇 👇 👇

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🌵 Thorn – The Limits of Productizing Yourself During the pandemic, I explored how to productize myself around niche skills and passions. I went deep into 1:1 consulting and content creation, studying how YouTubers were monetizing and migrating to Twitch for better revenue models. Looked great on paper. I stopped for two reasons: 1️⃣ Not scalable. Both consulting and content were still tied to my time. 2️⃣ I didn’t want visibility. I enjoyed communicating, but I wanted to be invisible. I was working with astrology—not in the cheap, entertainment way, but as a cultural and symbolic system. But people just wanted fast, digestible content. That’s where I disagreed with Naval: not everything should be productized. Some things need time to mature without corrupting their essence. So yeah, sometimes the best leverage isn’t turning yourself into a brand—it’s staying in stealth mode, letting the asset grow, and striking at the right time. Lathe biosas. 👇 👇 👇

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🌹 Rose – Equity & Long-Term Thinking Reading The Navalmanack made me rethink how wealth really works. I learned the value of equity working in a tech startup environment, and that completely changed the way I look at work. That’s why I left my role as Head of Recruitment to co-found a startup. More equity, more leverage, a better network of investors who play this game daily. Once you see it, you can’t unsee it. 👇 👇 👇

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Naval says 'Play long-term games with long-term people,' and for me, that’s the great work in action. But sometimes, the best leverage isn’t productizing yourself—it’s staying in stealth mode first. Here’s what I learned from The Navalmanack—and from my own path. (Thread) 👇 👇 👇

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I’ve never worked out consistently in my life. Until now. I didn’t set a goal. I didn’t create a strict plan. I didn’t push myself. I just joined NS, showed up every day, and… here I am, 11 days in, training daily—without even realizing it. James Clear calls it the power of small habits. Not about forcing change, but about letting it unfold. Not about chasing results, but about becoming the kind of person who does the thing. Turns out, sometimes all it takes is 10% change. The rest takes care of itself.

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On-field checks have always been the best way to verify skills. The bottleneck in traditional hiring lies in the cost to companies (as people value their time) + more time-to-hire. In web3 and network societies, bounties can offer a valuable solution to both value people's time and assess their skills effectively.

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v2 first small Singaporean group spotted!

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🤚🏼🤚🏼🤚🏼 👀

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bro this month has been a year

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Interested! How can I join?

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15/ What do you think? Is $TRUMP the future of meme coins or a cautionary tale? Let’s discuss 👇👇👇

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14/ So what’s next? Will Trump confirm $TRUMP, making it the ultimate memecoin? Or will be this the biggest pump-and-dump in history? Either way, $TRUMP forces us to rethink how markets, memes, and speculation collide in the digital age. 🤔

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13/ As a wise Chairman in Taiwan’s semiconductor industry once said: "You cannot prevent evil from entering AI." The same is true for crypto: chaos and manipulation are features, not bugs. $TRUMP proves how unpredictable and speculative this space can be. 🔄

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12/ Here’s the kicker: Trump has found a way to blend wealth and cultural power. By turning $TRUMP into the ultimate meme coin, he cements his place not just in politics, but in the history of meme-driven markets. He becomes the symbol of "let us have fun." 🎉

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11/ The Philosophy of Memeism: Meme coins like $TRUMP embody what I explored in my Memeism Manifesto here on Warpcast: shorturl.at/4Qrqm Memes aren’t just jokes—they’re forces of collective belief that can shape culture, politics, and even financial systems. 🌌

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10/ $TRUMP could redefine meme coins as social events. 🤝 It might rally Trump’s base into a movement, making $TRUMP more than a financial asset—a cultural symbol. 🟠

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9/ As Von Franz observed: "The gambler trusts not numbers, but the mysterious force behind them." ✨ $TRUMP reflects this psychology. Investors aren’t betting on fundamentals—they’re betting on faith, community, and luck. 🍀

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8/ Fast forward: Meme coins like $TRUMP mimic gambling. 💡 Day trading? Roulette. 💻 Crypto? Digital poker. 🐕 Meme coins? High-stakes randomness. Sounds like gambling? Well, it is. 🎰

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