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My passion projects @coinzzclub

Nairobi, Kenya
Joined December 2019
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Young minds find new paths. Young minds will shape our future. The task our dear elders have is to inspire us, believe in us, listen to and invest in us. Our crazy ideas today, will be tomorrow's practical solutions. Your never too young to solve a problem.
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You were going to buy it anyway. Now you get cash back on every purchase!💸 Introducing Coinz, Shop your favourite stores, food, fashion, lifestyle and more, and earn cash back on each purchase!
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As a shy guy (social media introvert), I did it to myself and decided to start a consumer app🤦‍♂️. Now, instead of dancing on TikTok, I've decided to use my words. Join @CoinzzClub . Shop from your favorite brands and earn rewards🚀 Lmk which brands should join the club✍️
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The Gentlemen is Bridgerton for men
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Despite all the times my parents admonished me to: “think before you act”, I’ve learned that for an entrepreneur, the opposite is true. When you are doing something that hasn’t been done before, no amount of thinking is going to tell you how to do it. You’ve got to try something, see what happens, and learn from it. The best entrepreneurs think less and do more. Making mistakes is part of the job. Whenever I’m asked “what was your biggest mistake?” I’m unable to come up with anything because I no-longer think of my failed experiments as mistakes. They are just “learning opportunities”.
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DUNE: PART THREE
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Jensen Huang on the delusion that lets founders start:
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REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE
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So inspiring 🫡
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"That's what SpaceX is all about. It's to take the fiction out of science fiction, and create an exciting and inspiring future for everyone."
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I love the incredible people of SpaceX beyond words
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My favorite @elonmusk quote that I often send friends: Do not fear losing. “You will lose,” Musk says. “It will hurt the first fifty times. When you get used to losing, you will play each game with less emotion.” You will be more fearless, take more risks.
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Replying to @SMB_Attorney
That was a short-term loan when I ran out of money in 2008. He did not receive any equity for it. Antonio’s ownership stems from absolute support, even when it looked like SpaceX would fail, and many investments over 2 decades. One could not ask for a better friend. He is a great man.
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During your life, you will meet a lot of people like Raj. It is important that you ignore them.
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Come and visit London’s Home of Trophies. 🏆 Book your Stadium Tour at Stamford Bridge now. ⭐️⭐️

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"The one thing money doesn't buy you is friends that believed in you when you had nothing." @GavinSBaker told Dan this, paraphrasing @PalmerLuckey It was Dan's answer to the kindest thing: "Before I started at Jefferies, I had about a 6 or 9 month period where I wasn't working. My friend Carter let me sleep on his couch. When I got my job at Jefferies, I suggested to him a bunch of different distressed debt situations. He trusted me with a few hundred thousand dollars of his money. It turned into a little over a million dollars. He then rolled that into my fund. It really enabled me to get my business started..
My conversation with @DanielSLoeb1, his first ever podcast and one I've been wanting to do for years. Dan started Third Point in 1995 with $3 million. Today the firm manages over $24 billion across equities, credit, venture, and insurance. Along the way he wrote some of the most iconic activist letters. We discuss: - Why deep value stopped working - The power of writing - The Twitter and XAI credit trades - Lessons from FTX and Danaher - The Sony and Sotheby's stories - What makes a great analyst today - The importance of kindness I feel lucky we all get to learn from one of the greats. Enjoy! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:48 Macro Views and Tech Trends 5:13 The Roots of Third Point 10:30 Evolving to Quality and Thematic Investing 19:07 Market Psychology and Inefficiencies 24:10 Good and Bad Corporate Governance 29:19 Activism 31:23 Sotheby's 41:37 AI 44:28 Sony 52:50 Danaher's Operating System 56:31 Building an Insurance Business 59:25 FTX 1:05:17 What Makes a Great Analyst Today 1:07:24 The Next Decade 1:10:00 Kindest Thing
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Stan Kroenke is on a generational run right now. In the last five years, his teams have won the... • Super Bowl (LA Rams) • NBA Finals (Denver Nuggets) • Stanley Cup (Colorado Avalanche) • Premier League (Arsenal) He also owns SoFi Stadium, which has hosted the Super Bowl, the CFP National Championship Game, upcoming World Cup matches, and the 2028 Olympics opening/closing ceremony. Not to mention, Kroenke also recently became the largest private landowner in the United States, with 2.7 million acres. That's roughly the combined size of Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, and San Antonio.
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As we head into 2026, three skills will become even more important.. 1) Clear thinking. 2) Translating thoughts to even clearer writing. 3) Ability to divide and keep multiple work streams running in parallel. Pair this with a drive to just do things and you’ll be unstoppable.
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