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At just 23, Aryabhata, India's first great mathematician, published the Aryabhatiya in 499 CE.
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It wasn't flawless, yet it reshaped mathematics and astronomy for centuries.
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If he had waited for perfection, the world might have waited too.

Too many of us keep polishing, adjusting, second-guessing.
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But history rewards those who begin before they feel ready.
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πŸ‘‰πŸ½ Here is a 5-step framework to help you turn plans into progress.
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-Kabir
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​Seven Point Sunday - November 9
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πŸ’Ό Portfolio Career

Meet Nic Fink. Olympic silver medalist swimmer & engineer. "In work, they know that I'll get my stuff done, and my hours may be a little different than other people's..."

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⚑️ Productivity

Maverick. AI-driven video personalization for e-commerce. It helps brands send unique, automated video messages to customers at scale, making engagement feel personal.

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πŸ’° Wealth

Buy a blog. Investors buy blogs for passive income. You could also improve, optimize, & maybe sell
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πŸ“š Books

Read The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey. This contemplative and intimate memoir explores the author's relationship with a snail during her prolonged illness, offering profound insights into resilience and the natural world.
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🎡 Music

Listen to Down Every Road 1962-1994 by Merle Haggard. Essential 4-disc anthology, showcasing his journey through honky-tonk, outlaw country, & heartfelt storytelling. Favorites include "Mama Tried" & "Okie from Muskogee."

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β€‹πŸ’­ AI Prompt
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Can you arrange a flight to [destination] for [specific date range]? I need to attend a business conference focused on [specific topic or agenda]. Also, make sure there’s WiFi on the flight as I need to work on [specific task or project].
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​If it costs your peace, it's too expensive​
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​How mistakes can elevate you
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​Most amazing undercover impressionist artist ​
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