rookie mistake for smart people everywhere is to obsess over truth at the expense of memetic fitness
Richard D. Bartlettx.comrookie mistake for smart people everywhere is to obsess over truth at the expense of memetic fitness
The number one mistake aspiring writers, creators, and industry thought leaders make is wanting to have the impact of Taleb, but measuring success like Gary Vee.
Eddie Yoon • Snow Leopard
The main thing I've learned from extremely successful people is that intelligence is overrated, but ambition is underrated.
François Cholletx.comThe combination of motivated reasoning, the propensity to mislead yourself, and an overconfidence in intuition makes smart people less likely to seek feedback. When they do seek feedback, their ability to spin a persuasive narrative makes other people less likely to challenge them. That means that the smarter you are, the more vigilant you have to
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