RP
@rajhesh.panchan
Ex Management Consultant.
Prefix aspiring to the below.
Cyclist
Writer
Scribbler
Poet
Musician/Band (sheep @ spotify)
Jingle Maker
And others as applicable.
RP
Open Letter Urging The New York Times to Commission an Independent Review
Professors and scholars of journalism call on The New York Times to commission an independent review of a front-page story raising questions about its reporting and editorial processes.
washingtonpost.comIt's not just you. Uncertainty is through the roof.
not-ship.com
Learn like an athlete, knowledge workers should train - Marginal ...
marginalrevolution.com
Don’t Adopt My Prejudices. Develop Your Own.
The son of a jazz musician who mostly performed solo, Wynton Marsalis grew up wanting to be like his dad. When Marsalis was 12, some local musicians invited him to join their band. “I didn’t want to join the band,” Marsalis said. “At the time, I just wanted to play jazz like my dad. But my dad was the... See more
The son of a jazz musician who mostly performed solo, Wynton Marsalis grew up wanting to be like his dad. When Marsalis was 12, some local musicians invited him to join their band. “I didn’t want to join the band,” Marsalis said. “At the time, I just wanted to play jazz like my dad. But my dad was the... See more
Billy Oppenheimer • SIX at 6: Adopting Prejudices, an Inherited Enclosure, a Waste of Time, a Convenient Assumption, a Unique Style, and Folklore
Sublime Principles and Culture (shared internally with the team):
Be fanatic about product excellence
We're not in the business of creating software - we are in the business of building a product people love. Most organizations lower their standards in an effort to move things along and get things off their desks. We have to fight that impulse every
... See more“You have 18 months”
theargumentmag.com
“There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book,” Oscar Wilde wrote in the preface to his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, “books are well written or badly written, that is all.”
Analyst or Moralist?
Almost all good writing begins with terrible first efforts. You need to start somewhere. Start by getting something — anything — down on paper. A friend of mine says that the first draft is the down draft — you just get it down. The second draft is the up draft — you fix it up. You try to say what you have to say more accurately. And the third... See more