Over Achiever
Every trophy on one shirt. Modesty sold separately.
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Kim G is an entrepreneur, a martial artist, a security consultant, a management consultant, and the sole individual entrusted with the sacred power to press "Add Participant." All others may only speak, react, and comply.
Kim doesn't collect business cards. Kim collects job titles, most of which were self-declared the same week he joined LinkedIn.
Runs at least one company. Which one depends on the day and who's asking.
Discipline, focus, technique—and the ability to turn “just one quick question” into a full seminar on stance, respect, and why everyone else is doing it wrong.
Ready to teach the art of combat. First lesson for the group: keep your guard up, your excuses down, and never challenge Kim to demonstrate “one small technique” unless you’ve cleared the rest of your afternoon.
Manages sports with the confidence of a man who can turn a casual match into a multi-season franchise, complete with strategy meetings, performance reviews, and a transfer window for the snack budget.
Thinks several moves ahead. By the time everyone agrees what the problem is, Kim has named the initiative, built a roadmap, and scheduled a review of the roadmap.
Follows the evidence wherever it leads—ideally to a 47-tab browser session and a message beginning, “I did a little digging,” followed by a report longer than the original question.
Produces ideas at a rate that makes the “quick brainstorm” a legally recognized endurance event. Some ideas become projects; the rest are waiting in the queue for their own launch strategy.
Consults. Mostly on who is and isn't allowed to add a new member to this group.
Has restructured this friend group's org chart four times. He remains the only permanent node.
Unlicensed, unpaid, unstoppable. Specializes in reminding people they are almost 40 years old.
Working in the women-and-child-safety sector for about a decade through his social entrepreneurship venture. The impact work is real; the humblebrag is still pending approval.
UNESCO-certified in Women and Child Safety. Not claiming expert status—just bringing a decade of sector experience, practitioner credentials, and researcher energy to the table. Kim's rare title that comes with receipts.
Mixes a cocktail, a business plan, and an unrequested life lesson before the ice melts.
Consultant to all doctors, especially on the one subject he knows best: Kim.
The one title that's actually verifiable. Confirmed via the little crown next to his name.
Turns combat sports into a strategy deck with three partnerships and a post-match debrief.
Every bout needs a bracket, a briefing, and a follow-up meeting.
Can turn an observation into a chart, a report, and a presentation before lunch.
Keeps the numbers in line and the commentary in a separate, much longer tab.
Joined an expo committee and gave the résumé its own VIP wristband.
Sets the strategic direction, then schedules a review of the direction.
When a hold works, it is a framework. When it fails, it is a learning opportunity.
Founder, owner, instructor: three title lines before the warm-up even starts.
Web shows, short films, ads, documentaries—and one very long introduction.
Runs the catwalk like a quarterly review, complete with grooming and a closing presentation.
Represents fitness, personal development, and the noble art of introducing himself.
A short campaign; a permanent spot on the LinkedIn scroll.
Helped manage a competition and took home the most durable souvenir: another job title.
From vendors to the box office, every task gets a workstream and a pep talk.
Even the stadium checklist gets a pre-match briefing.
Business development, curriculum, data, team coordination—and an intern badge to match.
Takes aim at inactivity with a campaign plan and a surprisingly detailed spreadsheet.
Two months on the roster, already leading the internship group.
Any post can become a campaign if you give it a KPI and enough slides.
The duties were numbered twice; the ambition never needed numbering.
Supervises the site, studies the numbers, and gives the monthly report a monthly report.
Slides, clients, coordination—and the mysterious duties hidden under “etc.”
Samples, filters, carbon, fish: every expedition ends with a spreadsheet.
Audited internally, by Kim, for Kim.
Not published anywhere. Just enforced, consistently, whenever someone forgets — usually pinned right after.
Not the co-admins. Not you. Kim reviews every candidate personally, on a timeline only he understands.
Not a fact so much as a rebuttal — deployable against any joke, sticker, or voice note Kim finds beneath the group's dignity. We have work, family, business, and a lot of things n shit to take care of in life.
— pinned by Kim, 14:07Defined entirely by Kim, updated in real time, and somehow never applies to Kim's own multi-paragraph essays on group discipline. Friends, batchmates, classmates all are fine — but let's keep things civil and balanced. Period. 🙏
Entrepreneur, martial artist, consultant — all valid the moment Kim says them out loud in the group.
Eight co-admins hold the badge. One person does the work. The other seven mostly surface to like, heart, and applaud whatever the first two just said.
Anonymous, for obvious reasons.
"I asked to add a batchmate. Kim said he'd 'take it under consideration.' That was in 2022."
A FOUNDING MEMBER
"'We are almost 40' has been used to shut down a meme, a nickname, and one entire birthday plan."
SOMEONE MUTED SINCE TUESDAY
"The League of Legends have never moderated a single message, but between them they've said 'love this' about four thousand times."
A CONFUSED NEW JOINEE
"We're all almost 40. He's the only one who brings it up during a meme thread. Period."
A REPEAT OFFENDER
Four tees for people who have been told "we are almost 40" at least once. Printed on demand and shipped across India, launching soon.
Every trophy on one shirt. Modesty sold separately.
Coming soonPropaganda-poster style, for the admin who rules by pinned message.
Coming soonFrom Ordinary Joe to Legendary, one step at a time.
Coming soonStrategist by Monday, life coach by Saturday, still under achieving.
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Submit a formal request. Kim will review it personally, at a time of his choosing, possibly never. The League of Legends will not be consulted — but they will 👏 the decision either way.
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