Brandon Dang
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Brandon Dang
Judd Apatow On: Panic Attacks, His Creative Process, And Why Comedians Are Often So Neurotic
open.spotify.comJudd talks about IFS and the voice that drives his anxiety that’s always saying “What should I be doing right now so that things don’t fall apart”
There is a network of people passionately working on interesting things but when I step back a bit there isn’t a coherent story tying things together other than a broad FAFO / make bets on probabilistic outcomes energy. While there is widespread support with people rooting for each other, something I’ve appreciated after hibernating in Asia, it’s... See more
Paul Millerd • Laptop Man & New Remote Realities | #280
People want to support each other, but they’re isnt the structure to actually support in a meaningful way besides just like and follow
rheingold's brainstorms: rheingoldian writing
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The Art of Hosting Good Conversations Online
Community rock monster on one of my favorite hikes. Every time I go, this guy looks a lil different 🥲
“If you have an idea you’re excited about and you don’t bring it to life, it’s not uncommon for the idea to find its voice through another maker. This isn’t because the other artist stole your idea, but because the idea’s time has come.”
-Rick Rubin
The question to ask is: assuming Hyperlegibility, what do I do?
This is a question that I’ll probably explore over a bunch of essays, and without having the word, already have. There’s the question of what to do as an emerging manager given the conundrum I laid out above. There’s something about the growing relative importance of relationships, of... See more
This is a question that I’ll probably explore over a bunch of essays, and without having the word, already have. There’s the question of what to do as an emerging manager given the conundrum I laid out above. There’s something about the growing relative importance of relationships, of... See more
Hyperlegibility
I’m sick n tired of being sick n tired. Working to exhaustion isn’t an inevitability of ambition. If we take breaks throughout the day, we’ll do better work, work on the right things, show up better, and at the end of the day feel less fried and have the space and energy to do the things we actually want to do instead of just collapsing.
