Yogi Sharma, PhD’s Post

If FACEBOOK is wondering why I don't share many random posts anymore it's because maybe I have no one to make smart people jokes with because all the people in my circles got ultra competitive and started being hired by different top companies the closer we got to running for president age and now if I share nerdy things, no one even comments and I love to joke with myself but it's basically no fun sharing much of anything now. You now I'm friendly enough to talk to strangers, right- why don't nobody wanna talk to me about saving the world anymore? I thought we were friends, but you hired all my friends. PEOPLE WHO WORK AT FACEBOOK BARELY OR DON'T EVEN USE FACEBOOK- why are people this competitive? All the fun young nerds got wrapped up in other stuff. I'm just out here being honest; I'm not even moving super fast or anything and still winning- I hate being on teams with embarrassing slackers.

Mark Zuckerberg's story is all about taking chances: The Big Bet: Mark was a Harvard student with a bright future. But instead of playing it safe, he took a huge risk. He dropped out to work on Facebook full-time. It was like putting all his chips on a risky bet. Going All In: Facebook wasn't an instant win. It took a lot of hard work and late nights. But Mark believed in his idea and kept pushing, even when things got tough. New Frontiers: Mark wasn't afraid to explore uncharted territory. He saw the potential of new technologies like virtual reality, even though it wasn't a sure thing. He was willing to gamble on the future. Learning from Losses: Not every risk paid off. Facebook faced challenges and criticism. But Mark learned from his mistakes and kept adapting, making Facebook a more responsible platform. Zuckerberg's journey shows that taking calculated risks can lead to amazing things. It's all about believing in your idea, working hard, and being willing to learn and adapt along the way. #inspire #motivate #linkedin #community #networking

🌟 Updated, panic over normal service has now resumed 🌟 Well what can i say, Facebook has hit the headlines, First sentence. Facebook has stopped working people fear the world is ending 😂 I'm sorry but really! can we not live without Facebook? Would be great to see your thoughts on this. #facebook #world #ending

"The biggest risk is not taking any risk." - Mark Zuckerberg We are excited to kickstart our LinkedIn journey with this powerful quote from Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder and CEO of Facebook. In a world full of opportunities and possibilities, it's often our fear of the unknown or the fear of failure that holds us back. But remember, it's the risks we take that lead to innovation, growth, and success. 🌠 As we embark on our professional journeys, let's embrace risk as a chance to learn, adapt, and ultimately thrive. 💡 Take calculated risks. 👔 Pursue our ambitions. 🌱 Push our boundaries. Let's dare to dream big, take that leap of faith, and make things happen. 🌏 What's the biggest risk we've taken in our careers or lives, and how did it pay off? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 #risktaking #innovation #successmindset #careerdevelopment #markzuckerberg #linkedindebut

Facebook, down time, up time, and YOU! I had a mini heart-attack today…… just like most of the world, I guess. ? Did I click something dubious? ? Are my friends receiving requests for money from me? ? Why am I signed out and will I ever be able to get this account back? Well, you know the rest. 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Do you think any less of Facebook now because of today’s fiasco? I am guessing you don’t. Facebook is still the 800 pound gorilla on the internet. Still worth 100s of billions of dollars. Still the rendezvous point where we meet. Right? 𝐀𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Why do you sentence yourself so harshly on your past slip-ups? You don’t even have all the resources that Facebook has. Yet, you want to be infallible? WHY? Think about it: Not even our biggest mistakes define us. It's the consistent effort and hard work that truly matters. Facebook got back up right away, right? Because their regular work and dedication is what built them up in the first place. They won’t throw in the towel because of one mistake. Or ten mistakes. So, if you've been putting off a dream because you're scared of making a mistake OR Because your tried and failed earlier, take Facebook's little "nap" as a sign! Don't let one mess-up (or fear of a mess-up) define you. Focus on the consistent effort you put in every day, and that's what will truly propel you forward. Here's to learning from our stumbles, staying focused, and taking life by the horns! #lifelessons #growthmindset #failforward #nevergiveup #Facebook #downtime

Time flies, whether you're having fun or not! Every day I take a look at my Facebook memories (I haven't actually USED Facebook in a decade, other than sharing the occasional recipe with my mom). Even though I have to remember how embarrassing I may have been as a teenager, doing this shows me how far I have come over the years and how I have changed and grown! I think it is important to remember your past and understand how you have come to be the person you are today. Taking risks, having fun, getting through hard times, all of these things form a person into a well-rounded version of themselves and you don't even know that it is happening in the moment! I think we sometimes find ourselves in a rut and are nervous to take the next risk or make the next change, but remembering your past and all the changes and risks you have already conquered can give us the confidence to move forward. Whether you do it or not, the time will pass anyways. #Risk #Growth #Confidence #Change #People

In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg introduced Facebook to the world from his Harvard dormitory. Fast forward 20 years, and Facebook has become a highly influential company that has significantly impacted the way we communicate, learn, and conduct business. I am curious to know how you utilize Facebook for your professional development. Please share your thoughts below.👇 #Facebook #anniversary #20Years #markzuckerberg #decadeofexcellence #Yohan

Over 2 billion people use Facebook every day. That’s an incredible amount of people. It’s a network effect business. What does that mean? A network effect means a product is more valuable as more people use it. Facebook gains value as its active users continue to soar. Each additional person you add to the network delivers more value to the other participants. The network effect there is almost stronger than the US dollar’s. Some ask if Facebook will survive. With a network effect like that, I don’t see it going anywhere anytime soon. We don’t need another Facebook. We need new tech leadership who are leading the way to truly serve people and elevate humanity. #socialmedia #siliconvalley #facebook

In 2004, Mark Zuckerberg introduced Facebook to the world from his Harvard dormitory. Fast forward 20 years, and Facebook has become a highly influential company that has significantly impacted the way we communicate, learn, and conduct business. we are curious to know how you utilize Facebook for your professional development. Please share your thoughts below.👇 #Facebook #anniversary #20Years #markzuckerberg #decadeofexcellence #nextumedia

Yesterday, I was scrolling through Facebook and I came across this particular post and it really cracked me up. Later in the day while I was resting, I remembered that post again but this time around it wasn't funny. It felt so deep this time and make me think really hard. This Facebook post says "Life is too short to grow organically" This simple Facebook post, with its seemingly humorous take on life, actually holds a profound truth: life is too short to simply go with the flow, to wait for things to happen organically. The world today is moving really fast and everything seems to move at the speed of light. So, it's important for us to be proactive in pursuing our dreams, our passions, and our goals. Waiting for things to happen on their own might lead to missed opportunities, unfulfilled potential, and a life lived in the shadows of what could have been. Yes, as we always say, "things will fall in place" but don't you think that life is too short to constantly wait for things to fall into place? We must take charge of our own destinies and actively seek out the experiences, relationships, and accomplishments that bring us joy and fulfillment. Well, I'm not saying that we should abandon the concept of organic growth altogether. There is value in allowing things to unfold naturally, in being patient and trusting the process. However, we must also recognize when it's necessary to take action, to step out of our comfort zones, and to pursue our ambitions with purpose and determination. Moreover, the notion of "growing organically" extends beyond just our personal endeavors; it applies to all aspects of life, including our relationships, our careers, and our communities. So, the next time you come across a witty Facebook post or a seemingly insignificant piece of advice, take a moment to pause and reflect. You never know when a simple phrase or idea might hold the key to unlocking a deeper understanding of yourself and the world around you. Life is indeed too short to grow organically, but it's also too precious to let pass us by without making the most of every moment. Embrace the journey, seize the opportunities, and live your lives with intention and purpose. After all, as the saying goes, "life is what happens when you're busy making other plans." #miraclepeters #iWrite2inspire