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david.shallow.bou
David Shallow Bounty :
very nice vibes I love it 💕 ♥️❤️💖 💜
2026-08-31 02:01:32
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grigore.dumitru75
Grigore Dumitru :
Nice song🥰🥰🥰
2026-08-31 16:47:04
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nikolaj8215
Nikolaj :
Jarda, "Pretty Faces"
2026-08-30 18:30:19
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marcello1534
marcello :
titolo del brano graxie
2026-08-31 13:50:46
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raj.ramkhelawan
Raj Ramkhelawan :
cool
2026-08-31 21:47:21
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iulian.cazan7
Iulian Cazan :
muzică frumoasă și fete frumoase dansând frumos
2026-08-31 18:37:07
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2026-08-31 18:12:12
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lain4101
àlain :
ravissante et classe
2026-08-31 07:48:13
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massimo.defrances
Massimo Defrancesco :
negli occhi mi devi guardare 🥰❤️
2026-08-30 18:56:02
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2026-08-31 12:47:52
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massimo.defrances
Massimo Defrancesco :
assomigli alla donna che amo 🥰
2026-08-30 18:21:20
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Laci Ladislav70 :
2026-08-31 13:46:09
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flora387527
Flora :
Tres' belle
2026-08-30 17:01:54
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gustavo.arce58
Gustavo Arce60 :
hermosas
2026-08-31 02:14:29
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Some people build what their parents expect. Grace built a $100 million company instead.. by the age of 24. Co-founder of Andromeda Robotics. A company worth $100 million. A paper millionaire at 23, 24. The one lesson she learned the hard way? You don't have to become what society or your parents expect. You can decide for yourself. She had very traditional, strict Asian parents. A set expectation of who she was supposed to be. Her mom immigrated from China to Australia. And she didn't grow up with money. She grew up in housing commission. Government-funded housing. Her message to other female founders who doubt themselves? You can't be what you can't see. So she found figures two, three steps ahead and completely reverse engineered them. How did they get there? Which VCs did they raise from? How did they find the talent to build? She over-analyzed every choice they made. Her take on mindset? A lot of people who grow up with money have a scarcity mindset. To become the best founder you can be, you need an abundance mindset. And on happiness: You shouldn't strive for happiness. You should strive to do something worthy of your life. Something hard. Something that requires you to eat glass, like running a startup. Because that's where true fulfillment actually comes from. Deathbed at 100. The lesson she'd leave behind: Don't lose sight of what technology is for. The purpose of technology should be to enrich the relationships and experiences that make life worth living. That message has gotten lost in Silicon Valley lately. Which is exactly why it matters so much that someone remembers it.
Some people build what their parents expect. Grace built a $100 million company instead.. by the age of 24. Co-founder of Andromeda Robotics. A company worth $100 million. A paper millionaire at 23, 24. The one lesson she learned the hard way? You don't have to become what society or your parents expect. You can decide for yourself. She had very traditional, strict Asian parents. A set expectation of who she was supposed to be. Her mom immigrated from China to Australia. And she didn't grow up with money. She grew up in housing commission. Government-funded housing. Her message to other female founders who doubt themselves? You can't be what you can't see. So she found figures two, three steps ahead and completely reverse engineered them. How did they get there? Which VCs did they raise from? How did they find the talent to build? She over-analyzed every choice they made. Her take on mindset? A lot of people who grow up with money have a scarcity mindset. To become the best founder you can be, you need an abundance mindset. And on happiness: You shouldn't strive for happiness. You should strive to do something worthy of your life. Something hard. Something that requires you to eat glass, like running a startup. Because that's where true fulfillment actually comes from. Deathbed at 100. The lesson she'd leave behind: Don't lose sight of what technology is for. The purpose of technology should be to enrich the relationships and experiences that make life worth living. That message has gotten lost in Silicon Valley lately. Which is exactly why it matters so much that someone remembers it.

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