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The human heart has hidden treasures, In secret kept, in silence sealed; The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures, Whose charms were broken if revealed.

Join me tonight on @EthioBW 's weekly Friday Space! Let's talk about Conso, the Telegram Web3 Console app, and how the Creator Centre is becoming the home for creators. We'll also be discussing the latest news and updates from the Telegram & TON/GRAM ecosystems, as well as real opportunities you can take advantage of. 🔔 Set your reminder! See you tonight at 9 :00 PM EAT. 📱 Twitter https://x.com/Eyuel88/status/2065360412103606326

>found old exam >felt it's out of scope >skipped it >Exam is copy paste of the old exam >😑

"Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, you'll be a mile from them, and you'll have their shoes." Jack Handy

I don't know why exam time and movies click together 😁, but I watched "BlackBerry" today, based on a real-world story, and I loveddddd it. They were a phone company competing with Nokia and Palm at that time, holding around 45% market share at their highest peak. Most importantly, the lessons 🤌🤌: A tech/new idea/product without marketing skill = nothing. They had the idea but sucked at pitching until they teamed up with someone who was a guru in marketing. Legal and financial decisions should be considered for the long term, not just as one-time crisis solutions. They promised engineers $10 million using backdated stock options. This illegal shortcut caused a massive regulatory scandal, resulting in over $77 million in fines and penalties. Accept failures with grace and try to come up with a value that ain't in your competitor's offering. Dude was literally trying to prove why a keyboard's click sound was better than a touchscreen when Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone..... A highly recommended one..

When u expect full workout questions but it's multiple choice... 🫠

Philip Kotler, often called the father of modern marketing, makes a powerful distinction between selling and marketing. The aim of selling is to satisfy a customer need. The aim of marketing is to figure out that need before you even build anything. Marketing is the homework you do before you have a product. It's not about finding clever ways to dispose of what you made; it's about knowing what to make in the first place. When you truly understand your customer, the product sells itself, and selling becomes almost unnecessary.

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>7 minutes to exam >Me watching this 😁

God answered my prayers🙏. I almost didn't sleep for a week, but finally did it and get that money in just 10 days. You have no idea how I'm feeling right now☺️ @devwitheyob #ThankGod

So guys this 5 days clients outreach is going very well and some teams have already started working with their first ever clients and many more deals to be closed this week. I will share a whole youtube about the details and the process. Plus coming up with something BIG for you all and stay tuned my people 😊️️️️️️ @cyber_Guardian5

When you find yourself in a hole - whether it’s a bad investment, a failing strategy, or a toxic partnership: stop digging. Pride often makes us double down on mistakes. But the smartest business move is sometimes admitting you were wrong and walking away early. - Warren Buffett

well ....

>Study for final exam not clicking >shift to writing some tests >tests go wrong >close pc ...

What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object? 🤔🤔

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"If you had only one piece of content to live on the internet forever, what would it be and why?"

– Ann Handley (Chief Content Officer, MarketingProfs) Handley uses this to cut through the noise of "more content." The longer version: "Imagine you can publish only one article, video, or tool ever. That single asset must attract new leads, nurture existing customers, and prove your expertise. What form does it take, what specific question does it answer, and how do you know it's the one that will be shared five years from now?" This question kills the "content for content's sake" trap and forces strategic focus.

" The number of times you fail doesn’t matter at all. You only have to be right once. That one successful venture, product, or decision can erase every previous mistake. So stop counting your losses and start stacking your attempts." - Mark Cuban