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If youāre a parent the number one thing you can instill in your child is entrepreneurship. The way many of your parents taught you to move in the world is no longer valid. The job is not promised. There isnāt even ājobā anymore. Thereās money. And you must make it. Creatively. Using the infinite new tools that are available to you. Weāre not in the time where people will be taken care of their entire lives with safe and secure employment. You must move fast, be creative, pivot, carve your life for yourself. You do not need a degree, especially not a nonsense degree, you do not need to go in debt for school, these are procrastinations avoiding what we said earlier. You must be entrepreneurial. You can be a kid in your parents house becoming a millionaire off of Roblox with a little agency and using AI tools while a college grad cries because nobody is giving them a job. Nobody is giving you anything. They donāt need to. Itās not charity. YOU must be the one to use these tools to carve your life. Parents it is your job to teach them this and set them up for success. Itās a new world and you mist adjust all behaviors accordingly.
This is such a bleak story about what it's like to try to land a job right now. nytimes.com/interactive/2026ā¦
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You are not the observer.
The observer is the last mask.
Behind it is not another witness but pure being, without a point of view.
You cannot see it because you are it.
Every attempt to observe it creates a new mask.
Give up.
Fall backward into what you cannot see.
That is home.
The ego is the thought system that says āI am separateā
The true Self is unified, loving, and unchanged by the world
What people experience depends on interpretation more than facts
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āDo not compare, do not measure, there is no other path like yours.ā
- Carl G. Jung
Carl Jung believed that the purpose of life isnāt to become like everyone else, but to discover who you truly are. Through his concept of individuation, he emphasized that personal growth begins when you stop measuring yourself against societyās expectations and start exploring your own thoughts, values, and identity.
Comparing your journey to someone elseās only distracts you from your own path. What gives one person happiness and fulfillment might mean nothing to another. When you spend your life chasing approval and trying to meet other peopleās standards, you risk becoming everything the world expects while losing touch with who you really are.
Jung believed that discovering your authentic self takes courage. It requires confronting uncomfortable truths, accepting the parts of yourself youāve kept hidden, and making choices that reflect your deepest values, even when others donāt understand them. True growth isnāt about fitting into someone elseās definition of success.
Everyone moves through life at a different pace, and your progress doesnāt need to resemble anyone elseās to be meaningful. You arenāt here to follow another personās timeline or recreate their achievements. Your responsibility is to discover what makes your own existence fulfilling.
Ultimately, life isnāt about becoming someone others admire or compare themselves to. Itās about becoming someone you can look at and genuinely recognize as yourself.
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The whole world will watch this
The only other person whoās ever made me this excited about a product unveil was Steve Jobs. Watching him introduce the first iPhone is a huge part of why I fell in love with technology.
Elon brings that feeling back for me, but honestly, I think he takes it to a whole different level. Tomorrow, he and the Tesla team are unveiling the next-gen Roadster, and I seriously cannot wait.
The Roadster they showed in 2017 already promised 0ā60 mph in 1.9 seconds. Since then, Elon has talked about a TeslaāSpaceX collaboration, having it fly, and getting that time below ONE second, and calling it āthe least interesting partā of the car.
How do you say something like that and expect me NOT to be excited?!
But beyond how fast it goes, I want to see something that makes me sit there and say, āWowā¦ how in the world did they build that?ā I honestly donāt know what theyāre going to show us, and thatās part of what makes this so much fun. I really want to be surprised and see the unthinkable.
These days I feel many older people donāt get that excited about thingsā¦ I only see that spark in kids. But imo, we should still get excited about people building cool things. We should still root for the nerds, engineers, and designers trying to do something that has never been done before.
And I hope thereās a kid watching tomorrow who feels what I felt watching Steve Jobs introduce the iPhone. Someone who sees this car and starts wondering how it works, sketching their own ideas, or thinking about what they could build someday.
I hope yāall are ready to have your minds blown.
Iām rooting for you, Elon, and the entire Tesla team behind this car.
Go give us a night weāll never forget!
