Lillian Sheng
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Lillian Sheng
- 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
Patti Hauseman: Yeah. We’re building an onboarding system where new members receive one-on-one help doing anything from setting up their wallets to guiding them to different channels. That might be great because the Discord can be a little overwhelming. It's about 48 people that have volunteered to help new members onboard.
Zora • Worldbuilding with FWB – ZORA ZINE
You need to teach like this because the way people change isn’t logical. We invented logic long after we became humans. People change when they decide to change, when they take off an old piece of their identity and put on another one. Like a uniform.
every.to • Seth Godin Hates Being Organized
First, be unreliable. Do not faithfully do what you have engaged to do. If you will only master this one habit you will more than counterbalance the combined effect of all your virtues, howsoever great. If you like being distrusted and excluded from the best human contribution and company, this prescription is for you. Master this one habit and you... See more
Charlie Munger • “How to Guarantee a Life of Misery”
The digital twin of the live streaming family
Lillian Li • Internet and the murmurs of post-modernity in China
China Trends and
Since there’s no guaranteed distribution for content through friend graphs in recommendation media, creators are incentivized to seek engagement elsewhere when they’re not getting it from the platform where they created content.