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- “We learned that nonvegetarian Adventists had about twice the risk of heart disease as vegetarian Adventists,” Fraser said, “particularly men but also younger and middle-aged women.”
from The Blue Zones, Second Edition: 9 Lessons for Living Longer From the People Who've Lived the Longest by Dan Buettner
- Our goal with Insight is to give the web (in particular on mobile) a fighting chance by exhibiting how it can be more powerful than a closed ecosystem and give more control to the end-user. We do this by showcasing the web's infinite extensibility and customizability for common use cases like search, shopping, reading and cooking.
from What do I care the open web is dying? by Abhinav Sharma
- It’s relatively easy for a customer to try a RaaS offering because they don’t need to commit to significant capital expenditures. They treat the robots as an operating expense.
from RaaS Operations 101 by Jeremy Diamond
Good marketing wins in the short run and good products win in the long run.
from Some Things I Think by Morgan Housel
- What’s the solution? For Outdoor Voices, I’d posit a combination of faster and broader product development, more wholesale in the right places (it’s on deep discount at Nordstrom Rack), retail expansion (if the stores are working), sharper marketing, and international growth.
from Outdoor Voices shows community only gets you so far by Dan Frommer
- 6. Track record: list angel investments and advisor roles to demonstrate both access and deal judgement
from Page Not Found | Framer by Brianne Kimmel
What Jeff understood was the power of rhetoric. Time spent coming up with the right words to package a key concept in a memorable way was time well spent. People fret about what others say about them when they're not in the room, but Jeff was solving the issue of getting people to say what he'd say when he wasn't in the room.
from Compress to Impress by Remains of the Day
- The 200IQ move for Twitter is to give ‘Twitter Blue ‘subscribers a free “Super Follow” every month (e.g. Twitch Prime) and share the money back with creators Play the long-game and build out the most important product: creator subscriptions/monetization
- We are just starting to see artists of all levels experiment with their own cryptocurrencies to tap into new revenue streams and deeper fan engagement. Performers are embracing it as an alternative to the big tech-owned social media platforms that have been profiting from their labor over the past decade. And much like MTV’s early years, cryptocurr... See more
from fastcompany.com by Fast Company