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Give someone enough time to process what they’re reading, and they’re more likely to believe the truth… But time is an increasingly rare commodity.
Eric Ravenscraft • Our Ability to Process Information Is Reaching a Critical Limit
What if, instead of relying on an fallible centralized authority to assure us of who has what, we rely on distributed authority that isn’t controlled by a single party? What if our money has value, not because we trust the power of a government to back it, but because we trust the power of math?
Tess Rinearson • Bitcoin Explained with Emoji
It’s very hard to turn the page in your rich life: Being frugal may be necessary at some stages of your life, but cheapness is one of the most difficult habits to break—cheap people don’t really think its a problem. Don’t over attach your identity to your spending habits. Ask yourself: What is your philosophy on money costing you? Your intuition is... See more
Tim Ferriss • #599: New Insights from Sam Harris, Dr. Peter Attia, Ramit Sethi, and Elizabeth Gilbert | The Tim Ferriss Show • Podcast Notes
It’s essentially the progressive decentralization of narrative. Create the building blocks, tell the initial story, and then get out of the way. It might feel uncomfortable, and it’s not the right approach for everyone, but in the competition for attention, you’re up against people who are willing to give up control to let the narrative take on a... See more
Packy McCormick • Story Time
Soy protein might be an exception, but it’s been shown to stimulate far less muscle protein synthesis compared to whey protein, beef protein, and milk
Ben Greenfield • [Transcript] - The Latest Research On Longevity, Ketones, Caffeine, Creatine, Sleep, Plant Vs. Animal Protein Intake, My New Book Boundless & Much More! - Ben Greenfield Life - Health, Diet,...
The Power of a Positive No describes how to say No when it is vital to stand up and protect your core interests and values. It is not just about how to say No, however, but about how to do so in a respectful and constructive manner that can potentially lead to agreement. As its subtitle indicates, it is about how to say No and still get to Yes.
William Ury • Getting Past No: Negotiating in Difficult Situations
1/ Time for another doc. This one is historical.
YouTube’s hypergrowth was a rollercoaster, but we stayed grounded with a clear set of rituals. While it didn’t happen overnight, we gradually settled into the planning and meeting pattern you see in this diagram. A thread: 👇
better products lead to happy customers, lead to more cash flow, to better products, to more customers and so on, with all parties enjoying and benefitting from a growing ecosystem of win-win relationships. It’s hard to do and takes patience, and a certain orientation and discipline but, when it works, it is a beautiful (and very profitable) model.
Short-term vs Long-term - The I.G.Y. Foundation
Consumer behavior is never done or satisfied. One of the great things about brands is that magical products or platforms or experiences can delight customers in new ways and create new categories or behavior shifts. This is hard but history shows us it happens repeatedly so buckets are never finished.