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Best practices are rarely the best — they're mostly just cargo cult common practices.
And as more people adopt them, the more mediocre they become.
The best is usually what most people aren't willing to do.
And as more people adopt them, the more mediocre they become.
The best is usually what most people aren't willing to do.
Jason Fried • Tweet
What's the term economists use? It's this for sure.
Formulas work only till the rules are the same, the rules change when everyone follows the formula, which means the formula doesn't exist anymore it's become the rules of a new game.
Not a great explanation, bad analogies. Will refine when more learned I am
I have a feeling, a hunch that when anyone talks about “universe giving you a sign” maybe it’s not just another congnitive function, maybe it’s a real thing.
I was debating whether to visit my friend who’s staying closeby at the moment, it’s his birthday and I had a vague idea of visiting him at his home an wishing him. I wasn’t sure if I should do
... See moreI’m thinking of making a collection called “curious intersections” but I’m struggling to understand how would it be different from my collection “Connections”.
While the words by definition have different meanings, the real challenge is identifying what idea/insight is an intersection and what is a connection
Most people overestimate risk and underestimate reward. Taking risks is important because it’s impossible to be right all the time—you have to try many things and adapt quickly as you learn more.
It’s often easier to take risks early in your career; you don’t have much to lose, and you potentially have a lot to gain. Once you’ve gotten yourself to a... See more
It’s often easier to take risks early in your career; you don’t have much to lose, and you potentially have a lot to gain. Once you’ve gotten yourself to a... See more
Sam Altman • How to Be Successful
I’ve missed out on the best 10 years of my life… is that it? There can’t be right?
How can I make up for this? Can I find my 20’s in my 30’s?
I am proposing that it can be helpful to think of Ideas as occupying a space that exists alongside the purely physical world with which we’re all familiar, and that further it is useful to think of this parallel emergent world as extremely real and not at all a metaphor .