Writing ideas
19: Henrik Karlsson - Cultivating a Life that Fits
podcasts.apple.comSaid differently, we try to measure what we value.
But we inevitably end up valuing what we measure.
But we inevitably end up valuing what we measure.
"You Will Own Nothing"
youtube.comYou will own nothing and be happy about it
Thinking about AI as a tool vs a teammate - allowing for questions to be asked back and forth
the ideas of setting up profiles - leveraging Ai for role play. This idea could be a super useful approach.
profile + llm + context + voice = a valuable conversational partner for breaking down ideas. But the goal is for it not to simply become a stand-in for talking with other humans.
Why most people are only giving 70%—and what happens at 100% | John Amaechi for Big Think+
youtube.comThe Fee Model - Focus, Effort, Execution.
I may put effort into an idea, but if it lacks focus and well-executed execution, that effort will fall short. I think to add is this concept of attention when paying the fee.
Understand that there is a dip - and apply attention when paying the fee - When you have movement in life a attentional momentum forward you will run into walls, you will have moments where attention slows - this allows for the heckler in your mind to prepouse ideas that aren’t entirely your own - you are the person listing to the hackler.
The heckler responded poorly to well-asked questions. - ie, “ you will fail at this speech, “ you - “ why will I fail? “
My theory why quality is so rare is that it is rare to have people care for their work or allowed to care for their work.
The culture shifted from people doing their craft to fastest way to check the checkbox
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To build quality takes care
1. The aim of my writing is never to make money. If there are opportunities, I will pay attention, but it is never the direct aim. I obsessively focus on other funding mechanisms such that I don't have to worry much about how to monetize writing.
2. I write for readers like me. I dislike a lot of the current trends in books. I think they dumb down t... See more
2. I write for readers like me. I dislike a lot of the current trends in books. I think they dumb down t... See more
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a philosophy for organizing knowledge work efforts in a sustainable and meaningful manner, based on the following three principles:
1. Do few things.
2. Work at a natural pace.
3. Obsess over quality.
Slow Productivity - Michael Karnjanaprakorn
