Johnathan Dodson
@createchtivity
Johnathan Dodson
We are very fluent in blunt, materialistic, capitalist questions: What? How soon? How much? What I hope that we can learn to do is add questions of moral imagination to that mix: questions like “Why?” and “To what human effect?” and “How much is enough?”
The On Being Project • Living the Questions
Why Most People Are Only Giving 70%—and What Happens at 100% | John Amaechi for Big Think+
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Indie thoughts and Writing ideas
The 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? “
Algorithmic management - the bubble of a startup founders.
Ai book summaries, there’s the get rich quick with AI, this is caused by so many things, but I recall the drive myself to utilize AI to make money.
It’s a stranded drive in our society how can I use this tool to make money.
Curiosity is a better compass than cynicism—it shifts from defending your territory to exploring what's possible (this reframe — from Holly Herndon, was a big unlock for me).
What matters in the age of AI is taste
Always follow your ABC’s
Dante’s critique of Odysseus was a clear warning: wandering forms character, but one can wander too far.