Dheren
@dee1.bsky.social
Posting 100 AI startup ideas in 100 days 🚀 | Building TAccSo AI & exploring POCs at TAccSo Labs | Ex-banker turned founder | Writing on Startups, AI & Strategy
Ask yourself today:
✅ Where am I resisting change?
✅ What skill could I start learning?
✅ Who could I help?
Challenge yourself to keep growing and exploring 👊
✅ Where am I resisting change?
✅ What skill could I start learning?
✅ Who could I help?
Challenge yourself to keep growing and exploring 👊
July 7, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Ask yourself today:
✅ Where am I resisting change?
✅ What skill could I start learning?
✅ Who could I help?
Challenge yourself to keep growing and exploring 👊
✅ Where am I resisting change?
✅ What skill could I start learning?
✅ Who could I help?
Challenge yourself to keep growing and exploring 👊
Now, in his nineties, he is learning AI, building software, and helping his church serve its community better.
Not despite his age.
Because of his mindset.
The lesson:
Staying relevant is not about knowing every new tool.
It is about staying open to learning and trying.
July 7, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Now, in his nineties, he is learning AI, building software, and helping his church serve its community better.
Not despite his age.
Because of his mindset.
The lesson:
Staying relevant is not about knowing every new tool.
It is about staying open to learning and trying.
It is one of the most inspiring examples of a growth mindset I have seen.
(Link in comments)
John started as an engineer in the 1950s.
When CAD came along, his colleagues resisted.
He learned it.
Decades later, he was still being called back to contribute.
(Link in comments)
John started as an engineer in the 1950s.
When CAD came along, his colleagues resisted.
He learned it.
Decades later, he was still being called back to contribute.
July 7, 2025 at 3:04 PM
It is one of the most inspiring examples of a growth mindset I have seen.
(Link in comments)
John started as an engineer in the 1950s.
When CAD came along, his colleagues resisted.
He learned it.
Decades later, he was still being called back to contribute.
(Link in comments)
John started as an engineer in the 1950s.
When CAD came along, his colleagues resisted.
He learned it.
Decades later, he was still being called back to contribute.