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  • How You Present Your Service Matters! This video had me laughing, but it also made me think about customer expectations. In software (and any business), it’s important not to set expectations too high and then deliver something basic. Instead, keep expectations realistic and focus on delivering more than what’s expected. That’s how you truly impress your customers! What do you do to make sure your “carwash” doesn’t disappoint? 😄 Share your thoughts! #CustomerExperience #PresentationMatters #ExpectationVsReality #SoftwareEngineering #business #marketing

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    Senior software developer & architect | Follow me If you want to enjoy life as a software developer

    How You Present Your Service Matters! This video had me laughing, but it also made me think about customer expectations. In software (and any business), it’s important not to set expectations too high and then deliver something basic. Instead, keep expectations realistic and focus on delivering more than what’s expected. That’s how you truly impress your customers! What do you do to make sure your “carwash” doesn’t disappoint? 😄 Share your thoughts! #CustomerExperience #PresentationMatters #ExpectationVsReality #SoftwareEngineering #business #marketing

  • This is Mike Markkula: #Apple's first investor who would be worth $1.2 trillion today if he still had his Apple shares 😳 Mike's story is fascinating. Markkula had a wildly successful career as a marketing manager at Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel, where he made millions from stock options, achieving financial independence by the age of 33. But his retirement was short-lived. In 1977, Markkula was introduced to two young entrepreneurs - Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak who wanted to change the world. Back then, Silicon Valley was still in its infancy. Computers were massive machines owned by corporations and universities, and the idea of a personal computer seemed far-fetched to most. Yet, he witnessed a revolution in the making and invested in Apple $250,000 that year for 1/3 of the business. Mike essentially became a co-founder. And he really acted like one: - Markkula wrote the company's original business and marketing plans, which helped Apple become a Fortune 500 company. In just 5 years 🤯 - He wrote several programs for the Apple II and beta-tested their hardware and software. - Mike was the one who gave the go-ahead for the development of the Macintosh computer, which revolutionized personal computing with its graphical user interface. - More importantly, he helped Jobs and Woz with crucial expertise and adult supervision when it was most needed. Markkula's biggest mistake? Not holding onto his Apple shares. He could have been the greatest VC of all time... but instead, he only got a great story for parties. P.S. check out 🔔linas.substack.com🔔, it's the only newsletter you need for all things when Finance meets Technology. For founders, builders, and leaders.

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    Reinventing Finance 1% at a Time 💸 | Scaling Digital Asset Infrastructure 🚀 | The only newsletter you need for Finance & Tech at 🔔linas.substack.com🔔 | Financial Technology | FinTech | Artificial Intelligence | AI

    This is Mike Markkula: Apple's first investor who would be worth $1.2 trillion today if he still had his Apple shares 😳 Mike's story is fascinating. Markkula had a wildly successful career as a marketing manager at Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel, where he made millions from stock options, achieving financial independence by the age of 33. But his retirement was short-lived. In 1977, Markkula was introduced to two young entrepreneurs - Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak who wanted to change the world. Back then, Silicon Valley was still in its infancy. Computers were massive machines owned by corporations and universities, and the idea of a personal computer seemed far-fetched to most. Yet, he witnessed a revolution in the making and invested in Apple $250,000 that year for 1/3 of the business. Mike essentially became a co-founder. And he really acted like one: - Markkula wrote the company's original business and marketing plans, which helped Apple become a Fortune 500 company. In just 5 years 🤯 - He wrote several programs for the Apple II and beta-tested their hardware and software. - Mike was the one who gave the go-ahead for the development of the Macintosh computer, which revolutionized personal computing with its graphical user interface. - More importantly, he helped Jobs and Woz with crucial expertise and adult supervision when it was most needed. Markkula's biggest mistake? Not holding onto his Apple shares. He could have been the greatest VC of all time... but instead, he only got a great story for parties. P.S. check out 🔔linas.substack.com🔔, it's the only newsletter you need for all things when Finance meets Technology. For founders, builders, and leaders.

    • This is Mike Markkula: Apple's first investor who would be worth $1.2 trillion today if he still had his Apple shares 😳  Mike's story is fascinating.  Markkula had a wildly successful career as a marketing manager at Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel, where he made millions from stock options, achieving financial independence by the age of 33.  But his retirement was short-lived. In 1977, Markkula was introduced to two young entrepreneurs - Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak who wanted to change the world.  Back then, Silicon Valley was still in its infancy. Computers were massive machines owned by corporations and universities, and the idea of a personal computer seemed far-fetched to most.  Yet, he witnessed a revolution in the making and invested in Apple $250,000 that year for 1/3 of the business. Mike essentially became a co-founder.  And he really acted like one:  - Markkula wrote the company's original business and marketing plans, which helped Apple become a Fortune 500 company. In
  • A Journey Through Time: The Evolution of Online Messengers From the clunky chatrooms of the '90s to the feature-packed apps of today, online messengers have shaped how we connect and communicate. I recently came across a fascinating bar chart race showing the rise and fall of messengers from 1998 to 2024. It’s incredible to see how platforms like ICQ, MSN Messenger, AIM, and more paved the way for the likes of WhatsApp, Messenger, and Telegram today. For me, it brought back a wave of nostalgia—those late-night chats, quirky statuses, and endless emoticons. Who else remembers logging into MSN Messenger after school or customizing AIM away messages? 😄 Credit: James Eagle #OnlineMessengers

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    Senior software developer & architect | Follow me If you want to enjoy life as a software developer

    A Journey Through Time: The Evolution of Online Messengers From the clunky chatrooms of the '90s to the feature-packed apps of today, online messengers have shaped how we connect and communicate. I recently came across a fascinating bar chart race showing the rise and fall of messengers from 1998 to 2024. It’s incredible to see how platforms like ICQ, MSN Messenger, AIM, and more paved the way for the likes of WhatsApp, Messenger, and Telegram today. For me, it brought back a wave of nostalgia—those late-night chats, quirky statuses, and endless emoticons. Who else remembers logging into MSN Messenger after school or customizing AIM away messages? 😄 Credit: James Eagle #OnlineMessengers

  • What would you do if you got fired from the company you built? When Steve Jobs was unexpectedly fired from #Apple in 1985, he didn’t just sit back, he transformed adversity into innovation. Here’s how he turned a setback into a springboard for success by creating: 1️⃣ NeXT: Revolutionizing tech for schools and businesses with cutting-edge computers. 2️⃣ Pixar: Breathing life into animation and creating the legendary “Toy Story.” These ventures weren’t just milestones but also played a crucial role in his return to Apple in 1996, where his vision helped create some of the company’s most iconic products. Key Takeaway: When faced with setbacks, don’t see them as dead ends. Instead, view them as opportunities to reinvent yourself, explore new paths, and come back stronger. Every challenge can be a chance to build something extraordinary. #Leadership #Innovation #Success #Entrepreneurship #Sustainability #Technology #Storytelling #DigitalMarketing #PersonalBranding #Inspiration #Branding #fintech #Mindset #entrepreneur #Motivation #BusinessGrowth #Finance #Networking #stevejobs #starthubagency

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    Content Writer & Contributor at Executives Diary Inc, D.E, USA| Expert in Brand Storytelling | Financial Analyst | Digital Marketer | Crafting engaging content for Brands | Storyteller

    What would you do if you got fired from the company you built? When Steve Jobs was unexpectedly fired from Apple in 1985, he didn’t just sit back, he transformed adversity into innovation. Here’s how he turned a setback into a springboard for success by creating: 1️⃣ NeXT: Revolutionizing tech for schools and businesses with cutting-edge computers. 2️⃣ Pixar: Breathing life into animation and creating the legendary “Toy Story.” These ventures weren’t just milestones but also played a crucial role in his return to Apple in 1996, where his vision helped create some of the company’s most iconic products. Key Takeaway: When faced with setbacks, don’t see them as dead ends. Instead, view them as opportunities to reinvent yourself, explore new paths, and come back stronger. Every challenge can be a chance to build something extraordinary. #Leadership #Innovation #Success #Entrepreneurship #Sustainability #Technology #DigitalMarketing #PersonalBranding #Inspiration #Mindset #entrepreneur #Motivation #Business #Finance #Networking

  • This is incredible! This #AppleWatch didn't just tell time - it detected a critical health condition and saved a life 😳 Add to that the new #AirPods which are now hearing aids and satellite texting, and even more lives will be saved. Technology is truly amazing. By choosing to augment ourselves with #AI, we boost our humanity and we become IRREPLACEABLE. Join the IRREPLACEABLE Academy and read the Book: https://zurl.co/MUDG #ai #tech #health

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    Award-winning AI & Automation Expert | Keynote Speaker, Influencer & Best-Selling Author | Forbes Tech Council | 2 million+ followers | Follow me to thrive in the age of AI and become IRREPLACEABLE ✔️

    This is incredible! This Apple Watch didn't just tell time - it detected a critical health condition and saved a life 😳 Add to that the new AirPods which are now hearing aids and satellite texting, and even more lives will be saved. Technology is truly amazing. By choosing to augment ourselves with AI, we boost our humanity and we become IRREPLACEABLE. Join the IRREPLACEABLE Academy and read the Book: https://zurl.co/MUDG #ai #tech #health

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  • #AI will soon be smarter than everyone in the world... Currently, AI has an IQ of 120 in every subject whereas the average IQ for a person is 100. And AI is only going to get smarter and smarter as time goes on. Great discussion about this with Raoul Pal 👏 Do you lean into AI or does it scare you? Would love to hear your thoughts below.

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    Founder of Flight Fund. Flight Studio. Thirdweb. The Diary Of A CEO.

    AI will soon be smarter than everyone in the world... Currently, AI has an IQ of 120 in every subject whereas the average IQ for a person is 100. And AI is only going to get smarter and smarter as time goes on. Great discussion about this with Raoul Pal 👏 Do you lean into AI or does it scare you? Would love to hear your thoughts below.

  • This is wild! OpenAI confirmed it bought Chat.com for more than $20 million making it one of the most expensive domains ever sold 😳 But that's not even the most interesting part. HubSpot co-founder & CTO Dharmesh Shah bought this domain one year ago for a whopping $15M+. After a few months, he sold it to an undisclosed buyer who is now confirmed to be #OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The best part? Not only did Dharmesh sell the domain for profit. More importantly, ~50% of the sale price was in OpenAI stock 👀 OpenAI was last valued at $157 billion. Deal of the century. P.S. check out 🔔linas.substack.com🔔, it's the only newsletter you need for all things when Finance meets Technology. For founders, builders, and leaders.

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    Reinventing Finance 1% at a Time 💸 | Scaling Digital Asset Infrastructure 🚀 | The only newsletter you need for Finance & Tech at 🔔linas.substack.com🔔 | Financial Technology | FinTech | Artificial Intelligence | AI

    This is wild! OpenAI confirmed it bought Chat.com for more than $20 million making it one of the most expensive domains ever sold 😳 But that's not even the most interesting part. HubSpot co-founder & CTO Dharmesh Shah bought this domain one year ago for a whopping $15M+. After a few months, he sold it to an undisclosed buyer who is now confirmed to be OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The best part? Not only did Dharmesh sell the domain for profit. More importantly, ~50% of the sale price was in OpenAI stock 👀 OpenAI was last valued at $157 billion. Deal of the century. P.S. check out 🔔linas.substack.com🔔, it's the only newsletter you need for all things when Finance meets Technology. For founders, builders, and leaders.

    • This is wild! OpenAI confirmed it bought Chat.com for more than $20 million making it one of the most expensive domains ever sold 😳  But that's not even the most interesting part.  HubSpot co-founder & CTO Dharmesh Shah bought this domain one year ago for a whopping $15M+.  After a few months, he sold it to an undisclosed buyer who is now confirmed to be OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.  The best part?  Not only did Dharmesh sell the domain for profit. More importantly, ~50% of the sale price was in OpenAI stock 👀  OpenAI was last valued at $157 billion.  Deal of the century.

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