Johann Van Tonder

“they are experimenting unnecessarily when the problem is not yet known”

Melissa Perri

A rule I've followed, with great success, my entire life:

Tolerate odd behavior in highly-intelligent friends & acquaintances.

https://x.com/moseskagan/status/1765429798514655459?s=46&t=JMmaaCmNTudlpykV7EAn9g

Notice what happens when you satisfy a craving, something small like piece of cake / chocolate. Do you really feel happier?

- Andy Puddicombe

"There are a million opportunities. Things to say 'no' to, that you would've begged to have the opportunity to say 'yes' to only two years ago. So you're permanently readjusting the sensitivity on what constitutes a ‘hell yeah’. What you would have begged for yesterday is something you now need to learn to say 'no' to today."

#764 Modern Wisdom Podc

CEO’s job: “connect the company’s purpose to its strategy and operating model”

Bain & Co

https://www.bain.com/insights/revitalizing-joy-to-remain-relevant-video/

Ideas are indeed the greatest source of leverage in the world, and I want to spend more time with them

- Tiago Forte on X

I don't play zero-sum games.

I noticed that whenever I was faced with a competitive, zero-sum game – a situation in which someone else had to lose in order for me to win, or vice versa I chose to opt out of that game completely.

- Tiago Forte on X

Younger workers benefit more from labor-augmenting tech, like AI.

“In other words, workers who were used to doing things a certain way struggled to adapt when complementary technology arrived, while less-experienced workers could harness the power of these new tools.”

Source: Kellogg Insight