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@colin
We just shipped writer coins on Paragraph: a new way to support writers & share in the upside.
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@jmk
https://paragraph.com/@jmkc4p174l/the-lobsters-bargain-how-openclaw-is-selling-you-your-own-jarvis
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity 108
“God is not a distant creature, far off in the sweet by and by. God is within you. God lives in you, through you and as you.”
– Reverend Ike
Most religious people suffer from a misconception about money. That is, they fail to acknowledge the direct connection between this trinity:
Material wealth, spiritual consciousness and self-knowledge.
This is a holy trinity they reject. They have the misconception that money is corruptive to Spirit.
This is a tragic error.
Especially for anyone trying to find virtue in poverty. The truth is, there’s no virtue in poverty.
There are plenty of entrepreneurs who came from nothing to become millionaires. Even less have become billionaires. In the business world, it’s expected.
But when a black child born into poverty in 1935 grows up to be a millionaire by preaching the Gospel, it’s unusual.
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@seanallenfenn
Why Multifamily Real Estate Remains the Ultimate Cash Flow Business*
*Even as Sun Belt rent growth pauses amid supply digestion
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no.107: Sean Allen Fenn (personal anecdote)
“Rich people acquire assets. The poor and middle class acquire liabilities that they think are assets.”
— Robert Kiyosaki
Most creative people don’t make creating generational wealth a priority.
They make their life harder by not focusing on money.
They get into the wrong business.
But after careful consideration, I found what works for me.
And yes, anyone can do it.
Revised with updated info on 3 market forces affecting Multifamily real estate:
Economic, Social, and Technological.
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@jayhood
New blog
When the clock jumps
Tips to help autistic individuals deal with and understand the time change.
https://paragraph.com/@autismhoodmedia/when-clock-jumps?referrer=0x3f7E278d92EE4306b66c1ccB804d7Efc1d5B7482
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@seanallenfenn
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no. 106: Mark Leonard
The Wizard Behind the Constellation
Decentralization is empowerment.
“We are the anti-economies of scale company. We believe in small teams outperforming large teams, and so given the choice of taking a 200-person business and buffing it up into two smaller ones, we would much prefer to do that and believe that the benefits are there as opposed to ramming businesses together, firing a bunch of people and moving a bunch of work offshore.”
– Mark Leonard
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@serenussage
Artist Spotlight - Karmilla Shelly
In this week’s Artist Spotlight (#8) conversation, Karmilla Shelly shares her perspective on navigating the NFT space as a concept driven artist. Rather than treating NFTs as a purely transactional marketplace, she emphasizes context, curation, and artistic dialogue. @karmillashelly
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@seanallenfenn
Why Failure is More Useful than Success
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no. 105: James Dyson (conclusion)
Key Lessons:
• Advertise the negative (bagless vacuum cleaner).
• Marry someone willing to go into debt with you.
• Do your own manufacturing.
• Have good margins.
• Be unreasonable.
• Be disagreeable.
• Fail often.
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