David Robinson 🐘 @DavidPromotes

Here to promote the good things | He/Him Just a step behind my dreams Joined October 2014

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Jakob Foerster @j_foerst

12 months ago

When I discussed quitting Google to do a Phd, my manager, Steve Cheng, gave me the advice of "6 shots": Doing something meaningful usually takes about 5 years and we are productive for roughly 30 years. That gives you 6 attempts. So pick each one carefully and give it your best.

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sal go🔪 @salgo

2 years ago

My debut mythic dark fantasy inspired by Thai Culture and Southeast Asian folklore is officially on deck 💅

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David Robinson 🐘 @DavidPromotes

2 years ago

To the generations of kids I helped coach…my bad

Ten000Hours @DevInTheLab

5 years ago

To the generations of kids I helped coach…my bad

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𝙰𝚗𝚍𝚢 𝚂𝚊𝚕𝚒𝚜𝚋𝚞𝚛𝚢 @asalisbury

2 years ago

Man. What a day. Feeling thankful. 🔺🐛

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Marshall Long @OGBTC

3 years ago

Some real life stuff here. "Success isn't linear" by Yoann Bourgeois

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Steven Spohn (Spawn) @stevenspohn

3 years ago

"So, how did you end up working in video games anyway?"

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Kahleah Copper @kahleahcopper

3 years ago

We all just want somebody who wont quit on our potential when they get frustrated with our mistakes…

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David Robinson 🐘 @DavidPromotes

3 years ago

Somebody is connected to the culture over there - I’m sure of it

Wario64 @Wario64

3 years ago

Somebody is connected to the culture over there - I’m sure of it

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David Robinson 🐘 @DavidPromotes

3 years ago

Great read! The trust factor in a brand is HUGE. Trust takes time and consistency, and those two factors contribute to staying power and most importantly, word-of-mouth marketing.

Los Angeles Times @latimes

3 years ago

Great read! The trust factor in a brand is HUGE. Trust takes time and consistency, and those two factors contribute to staying power and most importantly, word-of-mouth marketing.