from “If” by Rudyard Kipling the highlighted stanzas are written inside the Wimbledon Centre Court players’ entrance https://t.co/zZm7MFUtcZ

David Ogilvy’s 1982 advice on how to write Including point 4, that using jargon is the “hallmark of a pretentious ass” https://t.co/RDRRMb1KsI

this is what peak productivity looks like https://t.co/zGDbD6bn0A

“Hopefulness is not a neutral position. It is adversarial. It is the warrior emotion that can lay waste to cynicism.”— the ever insightful and poetic @nickcave on “[keeping] the devil down in the hole” https://t.co/ppNda3s6wz

the whole list is so good

The formulas for “success” and “failure” are the same It’s the application of small actions/inactions consistently over a long time horizon The difference between these two are the infinite small decisions you make on a daily basis - those little wins compound in dramatic ways

The sub-optimal done consistently trumps the optimal done sporadically. Can't talk about that endlessly on podcasts though.

“there’s going to be more demand than supply and the only companies that can increase supply are these ones” don’t let your theses stray too far from this, friends

the dangers of being swayed by the ‘current thing’ — written in the year 1647 https://t.co/iLcCV7YgJv

Can’t ever get this image out of my head… Great writers write musically.