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Drew Waterstreet • This Entire Reality Is a Lie. | Whatifalthist with Rudyard Lynch • Podcast Notes
"The beginning is mostly luck. The end is mostly choices."
3-2-1: On finding the best way to do something, how timing shapes communication, and making unreasonable requests
The most successful people. . . often aren't directly pursuing conventional notions of success. They're working hard and persisting through difficulties because of their internal desire to control their lives, learn about their world, and accomplish something that endures.
Daniel Pink, Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, p. 60.
For You When I Am Gone
By Steve Leder
This compassionate, compelling New York Times bestseller shares invaluable guidance for writing an ethical will — an end-of-life document that can offer direction, closure, a chance for reflection, and more. With thoughtful prompts and a range of examples, you’ll be inspired to compose a meaningful letter about... See more
By Steve Leder
This compassionate, compelling New York Times bestseller shares invaluable guidance for writing an ethical will — an end-of-life document that can offer direction, closure, a chance for reflection, and more. With thoughtful prompts and a range of examples, you’ll be inspired to compose a meaningful letter about... See more
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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
When your product creates something users feel compelled to share publicly, you unlock network effects that paid marketing simply can't match. The most valuable feature might not be the most technically impressive one, but rather the one that makes users look good when they share it.
🤖 OpenAI vs Google vs Amazon: This Week in AI
Focused people eliminate options, not accumulate them.
Brain Food: A Series of Plateaus
There comes a point where a person goes from "old enough to know better" to "too old to know better."
✈️ First, first-class
As software costs go down, the moat for software disappears; the moats that remain are network, brand, scale, and data