Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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most people's definition of "trying" is contingent on not taking on any reputational risk, not investing more than two weeks of time, not investing more than 2 months of their salary, and giving up after the second obstacle
the world is free for those who want it
astridwilde1x.comEvery adult senses that their attention is slipping, that their thinking is flattening, that their world is flooded with noise, no neutrality, and that no institution really exists to protect them. Your brain is for sale, my guy - as your attention goes, so does your cognition, so does your sense of depth and certainty.
Confidence, optimism, and... See more
Confidence, optimism, and... See more
Everyone is Gambling and No One is Happy
The Thinking Game | Full documentary | Tribeca Film Festival official selection
youtube.comyou can change an entire timeline just by sending a risky text or talking to a stranger. you need to be playing with the fabric of reality
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You should attempt things that are difficult enough to guarantee some early embarrassment, but important enough that long-term regret is unlikely.
Trying something difficult will usually make you look foolish or inexperienced. That’s fine. That's the cost of learning.
Trying something difficult will usually make you look foolish or inexperienced. That’s fine. That's the cost of learning.
3-2-1: On finding your desired lifestyle, a simple rule for life, and working with what you have
... See moreWhen you’re creating, you have to have an internal compass. An innate, inherent thing that I’ll call a passion-o-meter — a meter that measures when you really believe in something.
Something has to feel right to you, whatever that unknown thing is, in order for you to share it with others. It’s about having such a keenness to bring that thing you
the long game of small bets