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Many of us have motivated our children with fear, guilt and shame. “I would’ve thought better of you,” or “if you want something to be scared of I’ll give you something to be scared of.” And you know, as a parent you pause and you say, does it work? Well yeah, sure, especially depending on your kids’ personality and temperament, it’s going to work... See more
Shane Parrish • Jim Dethmer: Leading Above the Line [The Knowledge Project Ep. #60]
The reason newspapers are dying is because they’re stuck with massive fixed costs when the businesses no longer require them. It is expensive running a printing operation. Additionally, the infrastructure that gets built up to support hundreds of employees is also very expensive.
Jacob Cohen Donnelly • Local News Works When Cost Structure Isn't Screwed Up
Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making - The New York Times bestseller
Tony Fadell • 10 highlights
goodreads.comStartups and
Community and commerce will converge
Greg Isenberg • Social media predictions for 2021
What we do have is machine learning, which is a subcategory of AI.
Matilde Giglio • What we look for in AI companies (and why they are different)
The willingness to do hard things opens great windows of opportunity. – One of the most important abilities you can develop in life is the willingness to accept and grow through times of difficulty and discomfort.
Marc Chernoff • 19 Great Truths My Grandmother Told Me on Her 90th Birthday
It is important to point out that neither the music nor radio nor the news industry nor the TV/film industry died, its that the incumbent players were simply shunted aside by new companies without the institutional bloat and interests that nearly always keep incumbents from advancing to the next thing.
Rafat Ali • The Event Industry Is Being Confronted By Its Napster Moment
Even though it isn’t necessarily true, people equate having choices with having control.