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i want to write an article about my experience and how to build a successful personal brand within an ecosystem like @SuiNetwork would you read it?

please try not to drift away from books. and if you do, come back. nothing improves your thinking like reading and writing every day, alongside your other pursuits.

I'm sure some people read these things when I tweet them & think "what generic bs" (while some think it's profound truth, ofc). None matters, this is just my notebook. What matters is understanding. If you want to be like Elon - dream big and work hard. Obviously. What matters is ...

If you want to get the most out of any book, learn to read actively and slowly: Read. Reflect. Apply.

Your advertorial should have one clear throughline. Every paragraph moves the reader toward one conclusion. Scattered messaging loses readers who came for a coherent story.

Steal this prompt to turn your LLM into the world's most read and loved writer. (now everyone would love your written content) ---...

my friend asked me what I do for a living. “I publish eBooks.” “like... you write all day?”...

It doesn’t matter how many books you read in a year, what type of books they are, or what method of reading you use. All that matters is you love what you read.

Read fiction books. Read nonfiction books. Read classic books. Read modern books. Read science books. Read sci-fi books. Read psychology books. Read philosophy books. Read business books. Read biography books. Read history books. Read poetry books. Just read.

I'm writing a 100+ pages book using Codex, the experience & productivity is beyond comprehension

When you start reading, life becomes bearable again. No matter what you are going through, you’ll be reminded that other humans have felt what you feel, and written about it. You will learn that you are part of a world far bigger and brighter than the darkness in your mind.

"Recommended Reading For High Achievers (and those who want to be)" - @ZubyMusic

Read books. Read to escape reality. Read to understand reality. Read to know others. Read to know yourself. Read to think better. Read to write better. Read to speak better. It only takes a single book to completely rewire your brain.

Lee Child has sold 200 million books, which makes him one of the best-selling authors in history. Here's his advice for people who want to sell lots and lots of books: "In order to sell a lot of books, you've got to push the boundary outward to the outer rings of Saturn... to the audience of people that read one or two books a year. And you've also got to satisfy the habitual, skillful, and literate readers in the center at the same time. But the people on the outskirts are not habitual readers....

Fun fact: People read words. But they think in images....

Andrew Tate explanation why he doesn’t read books is a perfect commercial for reading books 📚 👀

.@nikitabier feature request — one-click @grok read-aloud for Articles. Half the stuff I want to read ends up bookmarked and buried. Audio would actually get me through it 🙏

Disagree. Step 1: Start reading Step 2: if you come across a word you don’t know, keep reading and you’ll find that next time you see it you know what it means.

Andrew Tate on reading books: “My brain is far too advanced. I’m too smart to read.”

Reading culture isn't dying because people stopped loving books. It's dying because we turned discovery into a chore. Algorithmic recommendations feel like homework. Endless scrolling through reviews feels like research. Finding something everyone wants to read feels impossible

🚨 One-click “Read Aloud” for Articles is rolling out next week. Would this help you read more Articles?

Book clubs waste 80% of their energy debating which book to read next. The ones that actually thrive? They automate that part and spend their time reading together.

“Think not of the books you’ve bought as a “to be read” pile. Instead, think of your bookcase as a wine cellar. You collect books to be read at the right time, the right place, and the right mood.” — Luc van Donkersgoed

Stop writing tweets for everyone. Start writing for ONE person. Imagine your ideal follower sitting across from you....

Read a real book. Twitter rots your brain and spoils your writing. So do most self help and business books....

I stopped reading books when I started building on X. Ironic, because the best tweets I've written came from ideas I read months ago. Great books are edge pieces of a puzzle - they build the frame of your worldview. Everything else fills in the details. Note to self: get back...