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Job Resumes
does anyone on here know how to write a resume? For a decent job
0 likes • Dec '24
When selling, even yourself, remember that benefits > features. Your resume must make it clear that you would be an asset for them.
Anyone in Northeast Brazil?
What's up guys, I wonder if anyone here lives in Northeast Brazil, especially the state of Sergipe. I've known about MOA for two weeks now and I'll have my Instagram fixed in about a month (it'll take that long because I live in a small town and will go to other cities in the state to take pictures). Let's share our knowledge and join forces to implement MOA in this crazy 3rd world corner haha
0 likes • Jul '24
@Yvam Nessyma 😂😂😂 Sorry, should have separated the messages for clarity
0 likes • Jul '24
@Fabrício Santos I'm here until aprox. August 17th. Then I'm back on October 4th
What was your favorite book you've read recently?
And how did it change your life or perspective on things? Mine was the book Grit. Insanely interesting book about the only character trait that they've found is able to predict success consistently.
1 like • May '24
- Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, by Alfrend Lansing For some reason, I got into reading about failed naval expeditions. There's a lot to be learned about leadership; also, about gratitude: it becomes very clear how great modern life is - easy access to dry and warm clothing and bed, a fridge with semi-fresh food, access to the internet and GPS, etc etc etc (Coincidentally, grit also plays a huge part in those stories). In that arena, those are also very good: - Madhouse at the End of the Earth: The Belgica's Journey into the Dark Antarctic Night, by Julian Sancton - Over the Edge of the World: Magellan's Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe, by Laurence Bergreen
2 likes • May '24
@Liam Temple very cool!!!
One thing holding you back?
What’s the one thing holding you back from taking action in building your network/social life?
4 likes • May '24
There are 2 main things. 1 - Feeling a bit tied to places I already know, where there's always people I already know. Feels weird even thinking about going to high status places by myself and relying on my (not incredible) social skills to meet new people; That wouldn't be enough to stop me, but there's #2: 2) Bad set up. It is currently expensive, time consuming and tiresome for me to go out to high status places; since I'm not near the action, it is also hard to host pre-games or after parties. In any case, I don't even like most of what is considered "high status" here. So I end up barely going out to those places. I'm moving to a better neighborhood in a couple of months and, hopefully, moving to a better country in 1-2 years. Until then, trying to make the best of the situation.
Shut up and Add Value
"I don't have the things I want in life." Shut up and add more value. "I don't have the women I want in life." Shut up and add more value. "I don't have the business/career/job I want." Shut up and add more value. "I don't have the high level friends I want." Shut up and add more value. Every relationship is a value exchange. It's sad but true. There's no such thing as unconditional love outside of a mother's love for her children. I'd even go as far to say that a mother/child love isn't even unconditional especially if a child commits a heinous crime, etc. We need to give and give and give in order to get. Whether you believe in the law of attraction, law of reciprocity, karma or another label you want to slap on it. We simply need to help others in order for others to help us. Where can you add more value in the current relationships in your life? Where can you add value to someone you're trying to network with? It doesn't need to be monumental. Most of the time it's something small that opens the door to learn more about the individual in order to add more value down the road. Comment with one specific thing you can do to add more value 👇
2 likes • Apr '24
Great stuff! I'm trying to be more of a connector, as it is something that doesn't come naturally at all to me.
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Guilherme Damiani
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