khushi Mittal

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Competition distracts us from things that are more important, meaningful, or valuable. We buy things we don’t need with money we don’t have to impress people we don’t like.

David Perell • Peter Thiel’s Religion

Reminders for myself and the things i feel

Deconstructing cultural codes

Tyler Cowen marginalrevolution.com

alleyways of the internet and how to build a trillion dollar company

the only thing stopping me from doing great things when i was young was that i thought that i was a moron and there were too many people smarter than me. i still do, the only difference is that i realized everyone else is a moron as well

gabriel • Tweet

Reminders for myself and how to build a trillion dollar company

permanent sense of insecurity as fuel for excellence.

google.com • Inbox (6,480) - tyler.faught92@gmail.com - Gmail

how to build a trillion dollar company

Most people don’t realize that the false narrative we have bought into—the story we’re living out that’s driving us from a core fear—can be understood if we search within. Every day we are trying to get something from others to meet the insecure need of our identity.

Chris McAlister • Figure That Shift Out

Daily Law: Everything worth doing has a learning curve. When it gets hard, remember the goal: reaching the cycle of accelerated returns.

Robert Greene • The Daily Laws

Faster you get to valley, the better https://t.co/jVr8sWhRnp

Harvey Hodd

x.com

Reminders for myself

slope_vs_starting.md

Professor John Ousterhout gist.github.com

how to build a trillion dollar company and Reminders for myself

the slope is always greater than the y-intercept

3-6 months of beginner hell (making close to zero progress and questioning whether it's worth it) is a natures way of filtering out people who weren't serious in the first place.

DAN KOE x.com

Engineering