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Here we see a rift that will appear in virtually every information industry, the fault line between the virtues of centralized and of decentralized decision making, between the imperative to produce at scales that justify production costs and the desire for variety.

The direct-to-consumer wave began in the twenty-tens as a new generation of startups promising to “disrupt” traditional industries for consumer goods. Instead of leaving the market to century-old stalwarts like Gillette, for example, a company like Dollar Shave Club, founded in 2011, would set up its own supply chains to manufacture razors; add cle... See more

This is something I know for a fact: You have to work hardest for the things you love most

Take time to think about what you really want in your life – your goals, priorities, hopes, and dreams. Think about what gives you meaning in your work - not just what you think should matter to you. Think about what might have been missing that caused the burnout in the first place.

-Most importantly, by creating pathways for creators to own not just the content they produce, but the platforms themselves

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By unbundling the newspaper, the Internet atomized news. The fundamental unit of news transitioned from an entire newspaper to a single article.

- “I believe that writing is the biggest source of leverage that’s also open to everybody. Anyone with an internet connection, access to ideas, and the time to sit down and put their fingers on glass can publish something and reach the world with it.” – David Perell