Moi Jamri
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Moi Jamri
Perhaps, if your goal is to discover novel ideas, your motto should not be "do what you love" so much as "do what you're curious about."
paulgraham.com • How to Think for Yourself
The ever-funny yet hopeless George Costanza says,“Every decision I’ve ever made in my entire life has been wrong. My life is the complete opposite of everything I want it to be. Every instinct I have in every aspect of life, be it something to wear, or something to eat, it’s all been wrong.” Jerry who’s the master of observational comedy observes
... See more18 mistakes that kill startups in simple:
Single Founder: Lacks the skills and support needed.
Bad Location: Being in the wrong place can hinder success.
Marginal Niche: Targeting a market too small to sustain growth.
Derivative Idea: Lacking originality leads to competition.
Obstinacy: Not adapting to feedback or market changes.
Hiring Bad
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And that's one of the simple secrets behind Seinfeld's remarkable productivity and consistency. For years, the comedian simply focused on “not breaking the chain.”
James Clear • How to Stop Procrastinating on Your Goals by Using the “Seinfeld Strategy”
“The antidote to fear is trust. Trusting others doesn't mean that they won't make mistakes. It means that if they do (or if you do), you trust they will act to help solve it.” -Catmull
Robert Hoge @RobertHoge
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Jerry Seinfeld Intends to Die Standing Up (Published 2012)
nytimes.com
- Insights are just as likely to be found in a 400-page book as in a 40-minute podcast