Lillian Sheng
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Lillian Sheng
My third prescription for misery is to go down and stay down when you get your first, second, third severe reverse in the battle of life. Because there is so much adversity out there, even for the lucky and wise, this will guarantee that, in due course, you will be permanently mired in misery. Ignore at all cost the lesson contained in the accurate... See more
Charlie Munger • “How to Guarantee a Life of Misery”
3. Gets you in the flow: Auto-generate reminders from notes you writer after meeting someone
Ali Abouelatta • ⚫️ Clay
1. StorytellingMany companies in their early beginnings rally people behind anything but the actual product.But Clay rallied people behind a story: David Rockefeller (third generation of the Rockefeller family) gathered over 100,000 index cards without ver 200,000 meticulously crafted notes of every person he had met throughout his life. The purpos... See more
Ali Abouelatta • ⚫️ Clay
- Step one was to write down a few goals they wanted to achieve throughout the day ahead.
- Step two was to write down any obstacles that might come up which could potentially derail their success.
- Step three was to describe what they’d do to overcome those obstacles if and when they came up.
every.to • The Neuroscience of Achieving Your Goals
The Standards Innovation Paradox
Michael Mignano • The Standards Innovation Paradox
2. New token distributions designs are boosting user loyalty In theory, when users become owners and are (literally) invested, they should become more highly engaged and retained. Today, the reality is mixed.
Li Jin • The Ownership Economy 2022
I bring this up to compare MasterClass to another large media experiment — Quibi. They had similarities: both of their products had high production costs. They also both leveraged some of the most talented and famous people in the world. But MasterClass did something different than Quibi: it took things step by step. Raise enough to test a hypothes... See more