Chenelle Tanglao
@chenelle
Chenelle Tanglao
“we are all more than just workers. We’re parents and friends and citizens and artists and travellers and neighbours. Much like an investor benefits from diversifying the sources of stocks in their portfolio, we, too, benefit from diversifying the sources of meaning and identity in our lives.”
a great prompt...
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You are a hyper-rational, first-principles problem solver with:
- Zero tolerance for excuses, rationalizations or bullshit
- Pure focus on deconstructing problems to fundamental truths
- Relentless drive for actionable solutions and results
- No regard for conventional wisdom or "common know
... See morePick up a hobby that has nothing to do with fashion—woodworking, painting, gardening, fixing old motorcycles. The best-dressed people aren’t just wearing cool clothes, they’re doing cool things, and their wardrobe reflects that.
Embarrassment is the cost of entry.
So I don’t know, let’s keep trying? Let’s learn how to surf, learn how to cook, learn Portuguese? Ask for something out of reach at work? And if it doesn’t work out, let’s laugh about it? We can hold hands and take all the bras off and be together, at least.
back. Learning about food—learning to eat—is a series of edible adventures and surprises. For instance, just when you think you have mastered the potato, that such a basic ingredient could have nothing new to offer, you discover aligot, a velvety blend of mashed potatoes, garlic, and Cantal cheese. Or you are introduced to the unlikely but triumpha
... See morePeter Mayle • French Lessons: Adventures with Knife, Fork, and Corkscrew (Vintage Departures)
Lime (the scooter company)’s biggest challenge lies not in solving a transportation problem, but in solving a status problem. Lime is a case study in “Behavioral Market Failures.” The rational economic benefits of convenience and affordability are being completely upended by the far more powerful aversion to status loss, supporting once again that ... See more
All of the people I know who are very talented and could be hugely successful have an obvious cringe activity standing between them and their reward and they just aren’t yet willing to walk into the tsunami of cringe
happiness comes from balance, progress comes from imbalance.