Frameworks
This is a result of the Labor Illusion:
“A psychological phenomenon where people perceive a service to be more valuable when they can see the effort being put into it, even if it doesn't necessarily result in a better outcome.“
10 Ways to Write Hooks (with examples)
Instead of think of "Luck" as some nebulous concept, think of it like a unit of measure:
In other words: How many "Units of Luck" are you producing for yourself?
Warren Buffett talks about how lucky his life is:
• Two parents
• Speaks English
• Born in the United States
• Born during a huge boom time in the USA
Each one of these added "Units of Luck" to h... See more
In other words: How many "Units of Luck" are you producing for yourself?
Warren Buffett talks about how lucky his life is:
• Two parents
• Speaks English
• Born in the United States
• Born during a huge boom time in the USA
Each one of these added "Units of Luck" to h... See more
Superhuman
Peter Drucker on the 8 habits of highly effective executives: https://t.co/Th9Z9pGO28
Intense focus for a few hours on a skill is more effective than long periods of diffused concentration.
MASTERY by Robert Greene | Reveal your Masteryx.comDharmesh Shah on LinkedIn: One of the most powerful phrases in my toolbox is one I almost never say… | 12 comments
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So what?
This is very much Zuckerberg and Meta’s modus operandi, as I explained in The Audacity of Copying Well; if there is a system that works, why try and re-invent the wheel — or pretend that you’re not copying?