NeverBeNeedy
“A clear majority of human beings tend to connect their sentences, paragraphs, and scenes together with the word and.
This is a mistake. The ideal connective tissue in any story are the words but and therefore, along with all their glorious synonyms. These buts and therefores can be either explicit or implied.
“And” stories have no movement or mome... See more
This is a mistake. The ideal connective tissue in any story are the words but and therefore, along with all their glorious synonyms. These buts and therefores can be either explicit or implied.
“And” stories have no movement or mome... See more
Brain Food: Guided by Beauty
Practice until you get it right, and you'll need perfect conditions.
Practice until you can't get it wrong, and conditions no longer matter.
Practice until you can't get it wrong, and conditions no longer matter.
Brain Food: Guided by Beauty
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When o3 Plans Your Career Better Than You Do
Watch AI write my five-year roadmap, then grab the step-by-step template to do it yourself
by Katie Parrott
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When o3 Plans Your Career Better Than You Do
Watch AI write my five-year roadmap, then grab the step-by-step template to do it yourself
by Katie Parrott
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I’ve always hated the question, “Where do you see yourself in five years?” Answering... See more
When o3 Plans Your Career Better Than You Do
As software costs go down, the moat for software disappears; the moats that remain are network, brand, scale, and data
📝 The Color That Poisoned Napoleon, Red Bull’s Billion-Dollar Lie, Breakthroughs in Mental Health, the #1 Diet, and Why Kafka Was So Confusing (Free)
Stephen Schwarzman on the inflection points no one sees:
“Every entrepreneur knows the feeling: that moment of despair when the only thing you are aware of is the giant gap between where you find yourself and the life and business you imagine. Once you succeed, people see only the success. If you fail, they see only the failure. Rarely do they see ... See more
“Every entrepreneur knows the feeling: that moment of despair when the only thing you are aware of is the giant gap between where you find yourself and the life and business you imagine. Once you succeed, people see only the success. If you fail, they see only the failure. Rarely do they see ... See more
Brain Food: Generosity Whispers in Private
Ayn Rand on just doing things:
“The question isn't who's going to let me; it's who's going to stop me.”
“The question isn't who's going to let me; it's who's going to stop me.”
Brain Food: Generosity Whispers in Private
"Treat failure like a scientist.
Each attempt is an experiment. Each mistake is a clue.
You're not failing. You're refining."
Each attempt is an experiment. Each mistake is a clue.
You're not failing. You're refining."
3-2-1: On thinking like a scientist, how to stand out from the crowd, and what wisdom looks like
If you want a starting point, Emerson’s Self-Reliance and On Nature
📝 Palmer Lucky, Huberman on Pheromones, Pets and AMA, Warren Buffet, Philosophize This, Histamine, Nathan Baschez (Free)
"Not everything blooms in spring. Your season might be autumn.
Keep going."
Keep going."