Not what I experience being a founder, quite the opposite actually. I just got to continue to take small actions each day and continue on my life’s mission. I will continue to help others and not expect anything in return
Investing time in helping others is similar to investing 
in startups:
- Usually the ROI is negligible or nothing.
- Sometimes the ROI is decent.
- Once in a while the ROI is absolutely phenomenal.
Like angel investing, being helpful has limited downside and unlimited upside.
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I'm not sure I understand. What have you experienced that's the opposite?
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Great tweet. Great perspective.
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Asymmetric returns. Even if you calculate opportunity cost.
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Pareto principle
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Well said
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Indeed....
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Cast thy bread upon the waters, for thou shalt find it after many days.
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Helping others on what sense? Cause there is so much injustice and people suffering are talking about lessening injustice and suffering?
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If you’re willing to cut your losses.
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My fault. I misread your tweet.
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