Lillian Sheng
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Lillian Sheng
The Boneyard Principle: Why the Next Big Thing Will Emerge From a Failed Idea
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- Hypothesis 3: The "innovation as mining" hypothesisThe "innovation as mining" hypothesis says that ideas naturally get harder to find over time, in both science and art. So we should expect that it takes more and more effort over time to maintain the same rate of innovation.
from Where's Today's Beethoven? by Holden Karnofsky
- Amygdala - Like all brain regions, the amygdala does many things, but you’ll usually hear it associated with fear and negative emotion. When it comes to goal pursuit, the amygdala appears to act as an emotional calculator—predicting how rewarding or unpleasant the outcome of different goals and tasks might be.
from The Neuroscience of Achieving Your Goals by every.to
- To publish audio via RSS, a creator (or podcasting platform, on the creator’s behalf) must publish the podcast in a specific format and include only the parameters defined within the standard, such as a URL pointing to the podcast’s cover art, a list of episodes, and so on.
from The Standards Innovation Paradox by Michael Mignano
- Being the record system. For restaurants, Toast's platform is at the core of their business. Toast started with the POS which put the solution at the center of their customer operations as all transactions passed through the POS. It was a great position to become the tech backbone of their customers.
from 🍻 Toast - The Ultimate Vertical SaaS For Restaurants by Alexandre Dewez
- Learning how to think really means learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think. It means being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to and to choose how you construct meaning from experience. Because if you cannot exercise this kind of choice in adult life, you will be totally hosed. Think of the old cli... See more
from "This Is Water" by David Foster Wallace by jamesclear.com
- How he crafts the narrative of his talks
from Seth Godin Hates Being Organized by Seth Godin
- Seth on being productive
from Seth Godin Hates Being Organized by Seth Godin
- Celebrities and online influencers are using digital tokens to monetize their popularity and share the risks of being a star. Bitcloud enables celebrities to sell Creator Coins that fans can buy and sell.
from The Ponzi Career by Dror Poleg