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Never Mind the Bollocks
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no.55, Richard Branson and the Sex Pistols.

Part 55. Sir Richard Branson (continued).

To put Mike’s mind at ease, Richard offered to take him for a drive in his Bentley. They drove past the Queen Elizabeth Hall when Richard slowed down. There were Mike Oldfield posters everywhere. A crowd of people were making their way to the concert. Richard stopped the car. “Do you want to drive?” he asked. He knew Mike loved that car. “Alright,” Mike agreed. Mike drove Richard’s Bentley further. Then Richard asked, “Would you like to have this car as a present?”

“A present?” Mike wondered.

“Yes. I’ll get out here and keep walking. You just keep on driving and the car’s yours.” Richard gave Mike an incentive to perform live.

“Come off it. It was your wedding present.” Mike hesitated.

“All you have to do is then drive it around to the Queen Elizabeth Hall, and go up on stage tonight, and then it’s yours.”
Semi-regular Paragraph annoyances thread: if you could force us to build one feature or fix one bug, what would it be?
Good idea for the /paragraph frame

Any other feedback or things we could improve with our frame?
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No One Warned Him About Self-Sabotage.
Methods of Prosperity newsletter no.54: Sir Richard Branson (cont.)

TL;DR
Richard Branson dropped out of school at age 16. Back then, the headmaster of his school made a prediction. Either Richard would go to prison or become a millionaire. At age 20, the first part of that prediction came true. Richard Branson’s journey with Virgin Records took a significant turn. British customs arrested him for violating the Customs Excise Act of 1952. Branson chose to avoid further legal trouble. His mother bailed him out with £30,000, using their family home as security. To avoid a criminal record, he negotiated an out-of-court settlement. It amounted to three times Virgin's illegal profit. This incident drove him to focus on making Virgin Records successful. He reinvested earnings from the record shops to open more outlets and repay his debt and family. In 1972, Branson bought and converted a manor house. He turned it into The Manor Studio, making it the ideal recording...
Always loved the idea of prediction markets <> publishing
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LinkedIn telling me my posts performed so well last week, keep up the good work, is like oh cool thanks I’ll just have to almost die for content more often 😆
We could support 100% automated crossposting from Substack/Medium/your own blog to Paragraph if we built a way to watch your RSS feed.

It’d look like this:

- post on [other site]
- we grab the post from the RSS feed
- we republish it on your Paragraph according to predefined settings you chose (eg deliver it via email)
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Bookmarked bunch of readings from the channel - expect feedback and opinions over the weekend 😉
Wallets Through (web3) History

Two things matter: keys and coins. One controls, one holds value. Together, they tell the story of how crypto tried to make cryptography work for everyone.

> Command lines scared people away.
> Custodial services got hacked.
> Browser plugins helped but created new problems.
> Multi-sig added security and complexity.
> Mobile wallets promised convenience but brought confusion.
> Smart wallets look familiar but hide their risks.

> This article explore the evolution of crypto wallets, how we got here, and where we need to go for crypto to reach its potential.

https://paragraph.xyz/@tudorizer/wallets-through-web3-history
Tax Evasion Isn’t Good Business
Richard Branson Arrested. Methods of Prosperity newsletter no.53

TL;DR

Virgin Mail Order faced a crisis with no way to send records or receive payments. Postal workers were on strike. To avoid running out of money in a week, Richard Branson decided to open a physical record shop. He had no experience in running one. He found a location on Oxford Street in London. The building’s owner sold shoes out of the storefront. The owner agreed to provide the upstairs space for free. The arrangement would attract customers for both businesses. Within days, Virgin’s first record store opened. It drew significant foot traffic and built a loyal customer base. By spring 1971, the shop was £15,000 overdrawn. Branson exploited a tax loophole, allowing him to avoid paying export taxes. His plan was to repay debts from the proceeds. It was a criminal plan. He thought he would get away with it. He didn’t.
Suggest to add an auto translation (an AI powered one would be best) for published posts!
Hey everyone, Im a newer writer starting to use @paragraph for occasional pieces to my channel members. Im looking at my dash and my first piece from a while ago says "published" but also "unlisted" where as a piece I did for a different channel doesnt have the unlisted tag. How do I make the unlisted one as listed? or is it not possible now that it is published.

Thanks, I plan on creating more pieces and want to avoid this in the future.
I am having an issue with connecting my wallet to @paragraph

I sign the signature when it pops up, I am signed into my account, then it comes up with this pop up when I click on my wallet address, if I click off the screen to add my warpcast to my profile all my information is missing and the icon on the warpcast is just a spinning.
https://imagedelivery.net/BXluQx4ige9GuW0Ia56BHw/ff12bf2b-a3e6-49c9-8298-99de6cdc9b00/original
more readers, more engagement, more earnings. visionary piece from @colin + @reidtandy about the new and improved @paragraph writer experience on FC.

users can now collect, subscribe, get notified, and build relationships with their favorite newsletter writers — all without leaving the feed. can't happen on X :)
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Cross-posting this here - we shipped lots of improvements with our Farcaster frame!

https://warpcast.com/colin/0x35c8230e
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@paragraph my custom domain https://powerlaw.systems is not pointing to my blog anymore. The page I am getting is the Paragraph website. Could you take a look?