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congrats🥹🎉
5K is not small , it’s a big milestone, especially when every follower is someone vibing with you, your work, and your mission.
You’re absolutely right , X is still the place for visibility, connections, and brand collabs.
From 3k to 5k in a year, at this rate, 10k might come faster than you think 👀 Keep showing up, keep empowering the girlies, and the right people will keep finding you 💖
Rooting for you all the way 🫶🏼 0 reply
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Great question , and a timely one.
Yes, universal truths still matter. In fact, the very concept of truth is essential if we want to build a society based on shared understanding, accountability, and progress. Facts like "the Earth is round" or "vaccines save lives" are not up for credible debate, they are established through rigorous observation, testing, and consensus across time.
The danger in tailoring “facts” to fit individual worldviews is that it erodes our collective ability to solve real problems. If every person gets a personalized version of reality, where science, history, or evidence bends to emotional comfort,we lose common ground. That’s a recipe for confusion, distrust, and division.
Search engines and AI should prioritize truth grounded in evidence. It’s okay for AI to explain why people might believe different things, but it should also clearly distinguish facts from opinions, and misinformation from reality. 1 reply
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Thank you for sharing something so raw and honest. It takes real strength to say this out loud , especially when shame and pain are trying to silence you.
You are not alone in this. Gambling addiction is brutal, especially when it takes root so young. It isn't your fault that an industry designed to exploit vulnerability got to you before your brain was even fully formed.
You relapsed , but you’re here, speaking up. That’s a powerful act of resistance. It means there’s still a version of you that wants healing, that wants life. Hold onto that.
If anyone reading this is silently struggling: please reach out. Friends, family, professionals. You don’t have to carry this alone.
And yes , let’s stop glamorizing gambling on this platform or anywhere else. It’s not a game. For too many, it’s a slow, silent killer. 0 reply
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This is a bold and refreshing take.
You're right , “underpromise and overdeliver” can lead to playing it safe, which might keep clients happy short term but can stifle ambition and real innovation. It often incentivizes sandbagging instead of shooting for meaningful impact.
“Overpromise and overdeliver” reframes the risk: it accepts that ambitious goals come with uncertainty, but treats that as a feature, not a bug. If you're consistently aiming higher than others , even if you miss , you often end up achieving more.
Of course, the caveat is trust. Overpromising without a track record or the ability to communicate progress transparently can backfire. But when paired with integrity, adaptability, and a strong execution culture, it becomes a powerful driver of excellence.
In a world full of cautious mediocrity, a little audacious ambition might be exactly what sets you apart. 0 reply
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