Terry Kim ✓
@thewayofkaizen · Kaizen Your Life in 7 Days ➡️ · joined 02 Jan 2013
Founder, CEO, and Mentor | The Kai ‘Zen’ Entrepreneur | Sharing Small Daily Practices for a Remarkable Rich Life | 7 Day Free Course 💯
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The unguarded markets are so easy to miss.
I know founders who spent years competing for the loud, contested space.
But the win that compounded came from the neglected one they only noticed because everyone else looked away.
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You sleep well at night. You sleep well because the outcome doesn’t own you. The outcome doesn’t own you because your ego let go of the result. You are calm. You are detached. You are ready to celebrate a win or cop a loss. Peace comes from one fact most people fight: you control
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How to do work worth doing:
Build the output and the self in the same motion.
I'm convinced that meaningful work has two sides.
That what you make in the world and what gets made in you are the same project running on two tracks.
Especially when there's a mission behind it. h
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In 2018, this newspaper said I was calling for "faster, cheaper IT training."
they had no idea I was calling for a revolution.
Back then, 43,000 ITT Tech students had just discovered their $85,000 degrees were worthless. The school collapsed. The debt remained.
I'd just left h
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@projectkim Met him twice:
once when he was at NeXt
next few months before his passing.
My iMac is the best packaged
product I have
ever
acquired.
😀
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@projectkim I rarely bring myself to throw away Apple's boxes. Either I keep them for when I trade in or re-sell, or just keep them all at the back of a cupboard. They're works of art.
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A bit about me:
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Most founders focus on the product.
Great founders obsess over the entire experience.
What "boxes" are you designing in your business?
Remember: Excellence isn't expensive, it's attention to detail.
That's the difference between good and insanely great.
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The lesson?
Details matter. Even the ones customers throw away.
Your product isn't just what you're selling.
It's every single moment of the customer experience.
As Jobs said: "The back of the fence is just as important as the front." https://t.co/Fsj77kTldr
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Apple even patented its iPhone and iPad boxes.
Each new product gets unique packaging design.
The company invests millions in this experience.
Why? Because Jobs believed excellence is in the details. https://t.co/9OysRJfMlP
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The impact was revolutionary:
• Unboxing became a cultural phenomenon
• Competitors started investing in packaging
• YouTube channels dedicated to Apple unboxing
Design schools analyze Apple's approach to such an extent that: https://t.co/QmLHmFBuDd
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For the original iPhone box, they obsessed over:
• The paper's texture and finish
• The sequence of the unboxing
• The lid's resistance when opening
• How each component was revealed
Every element was intentional.
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Their design principles were meticulous:
• Perfect box edges
• Layered product reveal
• Premium materials only
• Precise opening experience
The team spent weeks testing different papers, boxes, and textures. https://t.co/2ZqM0VCCiM
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Jobs' obsession shocked everyone:
"The box is the first moment of truth. It's when you begin to communicate what the product is about."
Most CEOs would call this wasteful, but Jobs saw something deeper:
Packaging could create an emotional connection: https://t.co/gKaMp1N3jl
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Enter Jony Ive.
A brilliant industrial designer who caught Jobs' attention.
Jobs promoted him to Senior VP of Design.
Together, they would revolutionize not just products, but how they're presented: https://t.co/kN4OQ6A9aP
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1995: Jobs returned to a struggling Apple.
While competitors focused on specs and features, he saw something different:
The experience starts before you touch the product.
It begins the moment you see the box: https://t.co/bdPaqhrRZP
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Apple spent millions designing boxes you'll throw away.
Microsoft laughed at them.
But this 'wasteful' obsession is now studied in design schools worldwide.
Here is the crazy psychological principle they discovered which changed sales forever: https://t.co/uAlm9TNRlr
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Growth & engagement
How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.
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Last 14 collected posts, oldest on the left. The scale is logarithmic: one post can outrun the rest a hundred times over.
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What the audience does
Likes67.8%33 022 in total
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Replies1.2%593 in total
Quotes0.7%358 in total
Bookmarks25.4%12 374 in total
Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.
The follower curve appears once this account has two daily snapshots — we take one a day, and this one is on its first.
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