Using a @breno-s-1436 inspired profile, hinge has blown away expectations and I match with pretty much any woman i want to. However, I have yet to find a viable strategy to migrate to IG. Any insights/tactics/examples would be HIGHLY welcome.

So, you're starting a company with your bestie, and you're thinking of splitting the equity 50/50. Seems fair, right? Well, hold on a sec! It turns out that an equal split might not be the best idea for every startup. Here's the deal: when you and your co-founder have the exact same amount of equity, it can lead to some serious headaches. What happens if you disagree on a major decision? Who gets the final say? It can turn into a total stalemate, and that's not good for any business. Plus, let's be real, startups are stressful! Disagreements about the company's vision, strategy, or even just the day-to-day grind can cause friction between co-founders. And in the worst-case scenario, it can even lead to a breakup (cue the sad violin music). Another thing to consider is the CEO's role. Even in the early days, someone needs to be the ultimate decision-maker. A 50/50 split can make it unclear who's really in charge, and that can create confusion and conflict. Here's a pro tip: founder vesting! This basically means that you and your co-founder earn your equity over time (usually 4 years). That way, if someone bails early on, they don't walk away with a huge chunk of the company they barely contributed to. So, what's the alternative? Well, splits like 49/51 or 40/60 can actually be a better option. It gives one person a slight edge in decision-making while still maintaining a strong sense of partnership. Ultimately, the best equity split depends on your specific situation and the dynamics of your team. But the key takeaway here is to think carefully about the potential downsides of a 50/50 split and explore other options that might be a better fit for your startup. And remember, open communication and clear roles are key to any successful co-founder relationship! #StartupLife #CoFounders #EquitySplit #FounderAdvice #BusinessTips

If you wouldn't do it to your guy friends, don't do it to women. Let's review Expressing intent by making overtly sexual comments 🙊 Subtly feeling them up to “build rapport and attraction”🎮. Keep it cordial with every one, she can escalate on you just not the other way around. Needy and long texts 📱 Getting mad when women don't reciprocate sexual interest back 😤

Looking for a phone for taking photos for MOA but I prefer Android over Apple. Any suggestions?

Honestly how do you enjoy capitalism and working for money which is ultimately not real, how do you just enjoy this? I am trying to learn sales, and I hate this. It’s dumb, I feel like I’m bothering people and pushing things that they don’t need, I hate commercials and I hate people selling to me, so how do you enjoy it? Where is this fun, or an exciting challenge? This feels like a waste of time and I do see others loving sales, I don’t see how though.