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@colin
We just shipped writer coins on Paragraph: a new way to support writers & share in the upside.
Paid subscriptions have shortcomings: there's no benefit for being early & it's hard to show off your support. You can read & subscribe but you're not truly along for the journey.
Writer coins provide a more compelling alternative: by backing a writer across all of their work, you can signal you were an early supporter & share in the momentum you helped create.
Plus, when you launch a writer coin, you can reward those who supported you:
- past collectors on Paragraph/Mirror
- followers on FC or Base app
- holders of your Zora/Base app creator coins
- & more
Learn more: https://paragraph.com/@blog/writer-coins
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity 117
They Say He’s Nice. The Truth Is He’s Shrewd.
Michael Dell
“Ideas are a commodity. Execution of them is not.”
– Michael Dell
Most entrepreneurs who go public stay public.
Michael Dell orchestrated something unprecedented in the tech industry.
In 2013, he took his company private.
It was the largest technology leveraged buyout ever ($24.9 billion).
Then he brought it back public again in 2018.
This gave him the freedom to make long-term strategic decisions.
This kind of freedom came without quarterly earnings pressure.
Which is a luxury most public company CEOs don't have.
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@papa
gm gm paragraph team
wee nudge / questions, i notice my paragraph home page doesn't showcase my latest articles
any fixes i can do my side?
@reidtandy
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity 116
Fashion Is Fast But Wealth Is Slow
Amancio Ortega
“I’m sorry, ma’am, I’m very sorry, but I cannot lend you any more money.” – grocery store clerk to Amancio Ortega Gaona’s mother, 1948
Twelve year old Amancio Ortega Gaona was still holding his mother’s hand at the grocery store. That was the day he stopped being a child. At that moment of shock, he decided:
“This will never happen to my mother again”.
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@thecrossing
https://paragraph.com/@[email protected]/elenas-letters-week-2-the-empty-chair?referrer=0x6b1e4cAd4Ce200330116C13E6F72DcCD49785915
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity 115
He Became a Billionaire Doing One Thing and Almost Lost It All
Todd Graves
“I’ve always believed in doing one thing and doing it better than anybody else.”
– Todd Graves
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity 114
How to Be a Master of Controlled Chaos
Aristotle Onassis (1906–1975)
At the time of his death in 1975, Aristotle Onassis had a net worth of approximately $500 million. Which is equivalent to approximately $3.07 billion in 2026 purchasing power.
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@chukwukaosakwe
@kualta.eth something might be wrong with paragraph drafts, just had a ton of writing in a draft disappear and i'm not entirely sure why.
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@bfg
Capital Concentration Is a Pricing Distortion — Even for SF
just a longer rant on my previous tweet to test @paragraph 's new bot in Slack 😉
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@homohugh
https://paragraph.com/@farcasterrewards/2B9tMcispJgdTtU07UkN?referrer=0x2251534E5b1efb939c712599e162FF6aDf1c3109
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@seanallenfenn
How to Become a Spiritual Billionaire
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no.113: Jesse Itzler
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@chukwukaosakwe
yeah, guys, it took me a while to find the dashboard today, this is not a good change.
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