The reason that big companies almost always fail when they try to enter new

markets is their willingness to compromise. They figure that because they are

big and powerful, they can settle, do less, stop improving something before it is

truly remarkable. They compromise to avoid offending other divisions or to

minimize their exposure. So they fail. They

“in this version though, a lot of your story is written by others. You write your autofiction about yourself and others write their fictions about you, often anonymously, on Substacks, subreddits, messageboards like Lolcow, on Twitter and Instagram and podcasts too, and this makes things different from what has come before. The lives of these perso

Slowly is the fastest way to get where you want to be

Be regular and orderly in your life, so that you may be violent and original in your work

— Gustave Flaubert

Companies are built to be predictable and stable. That's a bad thing in today's world.

Will it be that we define ourselves more by the tools we don't use, or the moments we don't use them?

Everything is temporary. When a mood is so overwhelming we tend to mistake the intensity of it for the longevity of it

“The shortest distance between two people is a story.” ― Patti Digh

The rise of AI abusers? https://archive.ph/YIGkB