Predicting You? Let Me See Your Social Media...

Hey — It's Husam.

I always get a little nervous writing the intro. I want it to be perfect, but I’ve realized that sometimes you guys should build up a headline for this email after you’ve read it.

Enjoy the newsletter.

Estimated read time: 2 minutes 35 seconds.

Before we begin, the reason we’re here.

• May 14th, 2023. I sent my first newsletter. Using beehiiv.

• Only because I read “It was built by the guys at Morning Brew — a dorm-room experiment to a $75 million media firm in less than six years”

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1. Failures make good storylines.

I don’t know why everybody is afraid of speaking out about their failures in public, I see them as a storyline, Failures make a good plot for a movie.

Movies that are hit, have a hero failing in the beginning and a journey showing how he overcomes the issue…It’s that failure or problem in the beginning that sets a good plot.

For me, every single moment or second of my life is defining the storyline…it’s giving the whole life a direction.

2. Give me your following list, and I’ll tell you what kind of a person you are, Bet?

Seriously…let me have a look at your feed and I can predict what and how you think.

There is a saying, You are an average of 5 people around you. Make your friends wisely.

I want to add something to the saying. You are what you consume and who you follow on social media as well.

Nothing better than a conversation with someone much smarter than you to remind you how you could be much more ambitious with your goals.

A few peeps you can follow to improve your feed in the next 1 minute.

1. Zach — Building a Community Behind Obsession

2. Ben Meer — Content around Systems for High Performance

3. One favorite tweet

Finally. If you enjoyed the issue (or missed the newsletter) do reply. It's motivating.

See you next Monday — Husam

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