Jerod Morris

• Smaller individual organizations

• Manage workload better

And too much of a focus on our intuitions about social media’s echo-chamber effect could obscure the relevant counterfactual: a conservative might abandon Twitter only to watch more Fox News.

• 2 in 5 people working in tech are at high risk of burnout (and this is more prevalent in women than men)

We estimate there are somewhere between seven million and 50 million active Ethereum users today, based on various on-chain metrics. Analogizing to the early commercial internet, that puts us somewhere circa 1995 in terms of development.

Beware entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs are also more susceptible to burnout as they are almost 25% more likely to experience mental health issues. The reasons why include that entrepreneurs tend to have an intense and intimate connection with their businesses and they often link their self worth directly to their business success.

• Recent research in the UK indicates that 46% of people working across industries are at risk of burnout from their job, and this risk profile increases for those of us working from home.

Stop doing lots of planning upfront and instead embrace small scale experimentation.