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Love this from Yancey Strickler:
An artist is a self-employed self-expressor.
A creator is a self-employed commercial expressor.
How could we possibly compress all of these contradictory reality bubbles into a single history textbook? The cat’s out of the bag — school kids have access to a dizzying array of alt histories at their YouTube-loving fingertips.
Aaron Z. Lewis • You Can Handle the Post-Truth: A Pocket Guide to the Surreal Internet
However, online therapy platforms still cost around $150-$300/month and are unaffordable for most US households. While the 2.0 wave of companies expanded access by lowering geographic boundaries to care, it didn’t fundamentally change the product itself in a way that inherently lowered cost.
Hanel Baveja • Mental Healthcare 3.0 | Union Square Ventures
Re-Organizing the World’s Information: Why We Need More Boutique… — Mirror
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Early on in your career, when you’re an individual contributor, you’re graded on the volume and quality of your work. Then one day, all of a sudden, you’re a manager. Let’s assume you do well and move up to manage more and more people. Now you’re no longer paid for the amount of work you do; you’re paid for the quality of decisions you make.
John Doerr • Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs
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In 2010, many thought making something “social” meant adding comments or likes, or if they were building a social graph meant adding a “follow” button. These were just the building blocks of social networks, they were the result – not the cause of what made social networks fun to be on. The reality was that each decision made in designing a social ... See more
