Kyle Steinike
@producethis
Greetings! I work in technology and film!
Kyle Steinike
producethis.notion.site
When you truly understand something, you can express it at any level of detail while maintaining coherence.
The master can provide the one-sentence version, the paragraph version, and the chapter version, all of which tell the same story at different resolutions. The novice can only repeat what they’ve memorized at one resolution.
The master can provide the one-sentence version, the paragraph version, and the chapter version, all of which tell the same story at different resolutions. The novice can only repeat what they’ve memorized at one resolution.
Different Resolutions
“The ultimate form of preparation is not planning for a specific scenario, but a mindset that can handle uncertainty.”
3-2-1: Net productivity, how to make meaningful connections, and resilience
Hanlon’s Razor teaches us not to assume the worst intention in the actions of others.
Farnam Street • Hanlon’s Razor: Relax, Not Everything Is Out to Get You
“3 things that help luck:
1. Deconstructing your craft, so you know what good opportunities look like.
2. Remaining vigilant, so you notice when lucky breaks come your way.
3. Acting quickly, so you are more likely to seize luck when it arrives.”
1. Deconstructing your craft, so you know what good opportunities look like.
2. Remaining vigilant, so you notice when lucky breaks come your way.
3. Acting quickly, so you are more likely to seize luck when it arrives.”
James Clear • 3-2-1: Luck, inspiration, and finding yourself
INTERACTIVE GAME CENTER 🕹️🏀
@activategames just opened in Atlanta and it is such a FUN spot! We loved the amount of games you could play, there are over 100 different combinations of levels and game types!
It was so easy to track scores via our electronic wristband and see how we compared to... See more
itslindseyeatoninstagram.com“The best new ideas always have unanticipated benefits. So it’s stupid to require people who want to do new things to enumerate the benefits beforehand. The best you can do is choose smart people and then trust their intuitions about what’s worth exploring.”