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Hey, launching myself out there. I help build your 2nd brain from your X/Linkedin and your AI tools. Your 2nd brain can solve novel problems for someone else using your learnt experience.
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Sony’s first electric rice cooker was a failure, its heating cushions could scorch bedding, and its founders started with a tiny workshop in postwar Tokyo. Decades later, they’d built one of the world’s most recognisable electronics brands.
Unpopular opinion: “Just ask for a warm intro” keeps too much knowledge behind closed doors.
People should be able to learn from someone’s experience before they know the right person to introduce them.
Access shouldn’t depend on who you already know.
Think of one person whose advice changed how you see a problem.
What did they say? What changed afterward?
Share the lesson. Someone else may need the insight you once received from one conversation.
Our survival as a species has depended not merely on our being the strongest or most aggressive, but on our being collaborative.
Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia met at design school. Years later, over pizza, Joe proposed starting a company together.
That idea became Airbnb.
Sometimes your next chapter isn’t a stranger from the internet. It’s someone already in your orbit, seen differently.
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Walt Disney met animator Ub Iwerks while working at an art studio in 1919.
Years later, Iwerks’ animation skill helped bring Mickey Mouse to life.
Big ideas need people who can build them. Talent can be hiding one desk away.
In 1957, a mutual friend introduced John Lennon to Paul McCartney at a church fete.
That small introduction helped set the stage for The Beatles.
Ivan Vaughan wasn’t the star. He was the bridge.
Never underestimate the person who brings two people together.
When Larry Page first met Sergey Brin at Stanford, they reportedly found each other obnoxious.
They disagreed. They argued. They challenged each other.
Then they built Google.
Sometimes, the person who changes your life isn’t someone you immediately like. It’s someone who challenges how you think.
Don’t just network with people like you. Find people who challenge you.
Source: Stanford Engineering’s account of Google’s origins
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There were two things I absolutely loved about working on @ximihoque’s journey video.
1. The ending:
Please watch the video till the end to see how it ends. It’s a banger.
2. The entire conversation:
I sat with Ximi for approx three hours to understand his story, and oh man, what a journey it has been!
One of my favourite parts was understanding how Ximi truly represents his name. It was really nice to hear him talk about it, but what made the conversation even better was how it ended. We weren’t just talking about his journey anymore; we were talking about everything he had to share with the world.
I had so much to ponder with him, from quantum entanglement to the possibility of proving ancient proverbs through science.
And that’s what I love most about making these journey videos. Beyond documenting someone’s story, I get to spend hours listening, learning, and walking away with perspectives I might never have encountered otherwise.
One thing Ximi said that will stay with me for a long time was this:
If you keep working towards what you truly want, the universe will bring the right things to you at the right time. Not earlier, not later, but when the time is right.
He spoke about how every action we take and every thought we entertain might create ripples that extend far beyond what we can see.
He connected this idea to quantum entanglement, and it got me thinking.
What if every thought that comes to us is an invitation to explore something? Maybe it’s a calling. Maybe it’s a possibility we haven’t considered yet. Who knows?
Perhaps someone on the other side of the world is having the same thought at the very same moment.
The thought may come to both of us, but what we choose to do with it is entirely our decision.
And maybe that’s the beautiful part: we don’t get to control every thought, every opportunity, or the timing of everything that happens to us. But we do get to decide whether we act on what comes our way.
Conversations like these remind me why I love doing what I do.
Every story has something to teach you. Sometimes, you just have to sit down, listen, and stay curious long enough to find it.
Can't wait to see how far you can go, just like you name @ximihoque!
P.S. Watch the video till the end. Trust me, the ending is worth it. made for @residencyBLR
meet Ximi. he turned down a Cambridge PhD to build his startup.
this guy is
> an IIT silver medallist
> published researcher and ELLIS program alum
> prev. built Labellerr which had billion dollar clients
> literally named after the variable ‘x’ by his mathematician father
now he’s building agentsocialX out of @residencyBLR 🚀
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