Tribe of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World

The Back Buddy by the Body Back Company

Ernest Hemingway on Writing:

process, I started taking a different approach to my phone. Instead of considering every DM, every email as the most important thing in my life, I started looking at things as energy. Is this email empowering or is this email taking power out? I realized most of the time the answer was taking power out. Remember most people are asleep and forgettin

future. I feel that optimism is important to communicate to the team, instead of solely focusing on problems. Someone once told me, “If you only engage with people about problems, pretty soon, you’ll become the problem for them,” and I agree with that.

book is about what it means to take something someone else has created and make it your own. He’s a legal scholar, and he’s talking about intellectual property laws, copyright, fair use, etc., but he’s also quite insightful about the creative process in general. Our culture puts such a premium on the notion of originality, but when you really exami

simulator [Philips Wake-Up Light]. It is an alarm clock that wakes you up with light instead of sound. Because of this change, you feel as if you are waking up on your own and aren’t groggy. How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you

the extremes and away from the truth of the matter.”

“Great opportunities never have ‘great opportunity’ in the subject line.”

Poor Charlie’s Almanack by Charlie Munger