The Attention Cottage, Steel Man Technique, & More | The Curiosity Chronicle
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The Attention Cottage, Steel Man Technique, & More | The Curiosity Chronicle
The Most Powerful Decision Making Razors | The Curiosity Chronicle
Kyle Steinike added
- We must have the possibility of following our curiosity and what seems interesting, even when it might be different from the core functions of the organization
from ☞ Outlier Roles in Venture Capital (and other Organizations) by arbesman.substack.com
Keely Adler added
- Stay Curious
Be Critical
Avoid CynicismJeremy St-Onge added
This Mantra is brought to you by the letter C
- While modern newsletters like The Hustle and theSkimm built their audiences with daily curation and expanded their content offering from there, The Economist offers a playbook legacy publishers can leverage to retain subscribers by building their own curation muscle.
from How Curation Ate the Economist by Rob Litterst
sari added
Radical Curiosity is the greatest expression of what it means to be an entrepreneur, a futurist, and a leader: willing to raise the bar of our ambitions and expectations. It is an antidote to the apathy that leaves us content with how things are and emboldens us to ask what they might become.
from Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures by Seth Goldenberg
Keely Adler added
- In the wake of the Summer of Substack, the novelty of launching a newsletter where readers pay directly for your work has given way to the reality of, well, keeping that newsletter up. And keeping those readers happy. And finding new ones when, inevitably, some of those readers decide they’re kind of over you (nicely termed as “churn”). Inevitably,... See more
from A Good Newsletter Exit Strategy Is Hard to Find by The Atlantic
sari added
Awareness and curiosity are the design mind-sets you need to begin building your way forward.
from Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett
Elston Howard Bell, Jr. and added
Radical Curiosity is fueled by awe—rather than fear—of the unknown.
from Radical Curiosity: Questioning Commonly Held Beliefs to Imagine Flourishing Futures by Seth Goldenberg
Keely Adler added