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Jacob

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Since ppl liked my Bayesian approach to business here’s a bit more of a mental framework, how to play business and increase odds in your favour 🧵 In Bayesian analysis u have a “prior” - your prior beliefs about something being true (your business is a success). In business a…


Two types of lifestyles for being productive: Makers: Has home office and home gym, doesn’t ever leave the home except for food shops. Works in a routine. Connectors: Constantly moving, meeting people, staying in new hotels every 3 days. Need to be able to flip and do both


This is why my company is called Proventus DYNAMICS. Always never where you think - fluid - ever changing - constantly evolving - innovating. This is how you build powerful brands and companies. Never getting stuck. The power of new companies is this. Leverage it while you can.

never too late.

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Sometimes, you have to let fires burn in the short-term to focus on the long-term


Facts

There is no ‘irl’. The internet is reality. Social media shapes every single thought. Whether it’s good or bad it doesn’t matter. Accept it and take advantage of it. The most amount of money you will make will be online. The biggest opportunities will come from online. You have…



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ive been in A LOT of “tight spots” before with business it tends to happen when you are pushing the envelope but everytime it happens i always make it and we get even bigger after so whenever it happens now i just remember that and its zero stress, just KEEP GOING ACCELERATE


Everything makes money.


Nothing crazier than a guy with nothing to lose


Underrated qualities of high performance people: persistence and bothering


Dear fireworks people, unless you're launching yourself with them, kindly stop disturbing the entire postcode


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Following on from my last tweet, I wanted to expand on how the UK could position itself as a global hub for innovation by doubling down on Entrepreneur Relief and introducing more schemes to attract both entrepreneurs and global companies. I believe the UK needs to double down…


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Insanity. I personally benefited from the £10m Entrepreneur Relief (ER) in the UK, and honestly, I would have seriously considered relocating if they were planning to scrap it at the time. The government should be increasing ER, not removing it. It’s incredibly shortsighted.…



The best question to ask people is not for help, but to ask people who they know who can help


Most ppl spend so long getting ready that they never start the journey at all


Why are people with no financial success trusted to manage billions in public funds?


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We, the undersigned entrepreneurs want our voices heard. @Keir_Starmer & @RachelReevesMP scrapping Entreprenuers Relief is a terrible idea that will strangle the economy. Almost 2,000 entrepreneurs are standing up for the future of the UK. Letter in full below 👇

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Disruptors changing the world:

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Self-made founders are being robbed! The BADR Capital Gains Tax hike doubles the tax for new business owners selling their hard-earned companies. BADR was meant to reward risk-takers, not use them for the benefit of rich investors. This is a tax on ambition. #Budget2024


🚨 UK Tax Hikes will Hit Small Entrepreneurs New CGT rates rob 🇬🇧 tech founders: •2024: CGT 20%, BADR 10% •2025: CGT 24% (+20%), BADR 14% (+40%) •2026: CGT 24%, BADR 18% (+80%) Example £500k sale with BADR: •2024: £50k tax •2025: £70k •2026: £90k 🥲


This guy is a genius

I used to think marketing was all about logic. Then I came across Rory Sutherland’s mind-bending ideas on consumer psychology. He asks a single question that can reveal why most marketing campaigns fail. Here’s what it is, and how you can use it:

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The rate for business asset disposal relief (BADR) and investors' relief will increase 4% from the current 10% to a standard rate of 14% from 6 April 2025 before increasing again the following year to equalise with the main lower rate of 18% capital gains tax from 6 April 2026.


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