Mounica Veggalam
@mounica_v8
Life and leadership coach. Deeply curious about causing self-transformation for joyful accomplishment.
Mounica Veggalam
mounicaveggalam.substack.com
This is for people who keep being told they’re “too in their head” when what they actually are is alert, intelligent, and trying to stay upright in a system that never made room for them to fall apart.
It’s for people who’ve sat in circles or sessions being spoken to like children because they asked a clarifying... See more
instagram.comThings that make a lot of sense and Developing another human
Thinking and intellectualizing is not bad. It’s information.
Things that make a lot of sense
3-6-9: creation distribution and completion
Here are some high-level examples of strategies:
- Tesla: Build a high-priced sports car → Use that revenue to build an affordable car → Use that revenue to build an even more affordable car → While doing so, also provide zero-emission electric power
- Uber: Launch Uber Black → Bring prices down by launching UberX → Bring prices down by launching Uber
Lenny Rachitsky • Mission → Vision → Strategy → Goals → Roadmap → Task
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A GENERAL THEORY OF LOVE
dangers-a tacit embodiment of Pasteur's germ theory of disease, disgust affirms the invisible likelihood of contamination from rot ting foods and gelatinous excretions. Such lifesaving nauseous te vulsion is at least as ancient as the animal that takes most advantag of its existence: Mephitis mephitis, the striped skunk.
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The various uses of emotions in evolution
It is accepted wisdom within Silicon Valley that, as Marc Andreessen puts it, “agreeableness is a problem for innovation.” In my own studies of famous technology entrepreneurs, I have found this statement to be true. To build world-changing companies, to have extreme levels of success, does seem to require an extreme personality.
Evan Armstrong • The Right Kind of Asshole
Agreeableness does not build leadership
MSCHF didn’t make any money from the ATM. They never displayed it again. It was seen in person by, at most, a few thousand people. So it might appear to be a dud. But the company derived value from the narrative network effects for the brand. Every person who interacted with the ATM encountered an object that expanded MSCHF’s creative universe. It... See more
Evan Armstrong • The Art of Scaling Taste
Blurring the binary categorization of success and failure
@m_ashcroft @Karaminder @adhdjesse you can also be gifted, many things overlap see this venn diagram https://t.co/MPPgTe7La0