Build a Growth Incubator Full of People (Part 1)
If you are feeling sad, you can make other people love you.
Make is a strong word, but hear me out! If you are sufficiently effective to prove yourself useful multiple times and produce things, people will be naturally more drawn to you.
It is far more effective to build yourself an incubator where you can gather and have conversations with people on the same spectrum, but different in subtle ways.
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I write, design, I edit videos + some other experiments 🧪 :. on refactored perception + trying to improve cognition using info clusters & visuals ~
Genius is such an overrated buzzword. You can become one in your own way.
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