Aishwarya Goel

What I mean is: “what does your typical user want to do: hang out or get a question answered and move on?”

Facebook is where people go to hang out . It’s the dominant social media site, even if the kids are moving on to something else these days. In this type of community people chat, hang out, and get to know each other better. The technology or... See more

Generic ambition will give you anxiety. Specific ambition will give you direction.

The other thing: your shticks have to be visible, else they might as well not exist. And if you don’t define them yourself, the world will do it for you. When attention is currency and visibility is constant, your shticks are your anchors.

The squad economy primarily yields non-monetary forms of value . SQUAD WEALTH is a rate of 5 memes per day, it's the e-girls vacation, the TikToker hype house, the empty church your crew rented upstate. SQUAD WEALTH is when the Discord is popping off and it brings you more joy than a 70-hour-week hustle ever could. Millennials all want to quit... See more

I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) that the ability to demand creativity, impact, and control isn’t just about wanting it—it’s about earning it.

We chase the philosophy of ‘love what you do’ without first becoming great at what we do. But true freedom comes from mastery.

The moment you shift from ‘what this job is giving me?’ to ‘what am I... See more

Here are a few ideas that many of our favorite emails have used:

• Ask someone a specific question. The more specific, the better.


• Ask for criticism . Tends to be more effective than asking for advice.


• Share something interesting. An essay. Video. Company. Anything they’d like.


• Say something funny.


• Say something useful. Maybe you noticed a typo on

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