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The only way death is not meaningless is to see yourself as part of something greater: a family, a community, a society. If you don’t, mortality is only a horror. But if you do, it is not. Loyalty, said Royce, “solves the paradox of our ordinary existence by showing us outside of ourselves the cause which is to be served, and inside of ourselves th... See more
Atul Gawande • Being Mortal
I've spent the last few months thinking about monetization of B2B marketplaces. Here are a few quick thoughts based on @rigup's trajectory, amongst others 👇
equity = the ability to 'buy-in' as part of their fandom, to earn as part of their advocacy, and have the potential of shared upside and monetary payback in the future.
Zoe Scaman • The new fandom formula
Anyhow, the older I get, the less impressed I become with originality. These days, I’m far more moved by authenticity. Attempts at originality can often feel forced and precious, but authenticity has quiet resonance that never fails to stir me.
Elizabeth Gilbert • Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear
Not only was I dealing with a 200-pound machine with a burned-out electrical panel, I had to manage the most opaque customer service (CX) experiences that I have seen. For younger brands with small in-house CX teams, consumers have come to expect this. But imagine being on your phone for 19 hours over three days with a publicly-traded retailer wort... See more
Web Smith • ON DTC AND HOME IMPROVEMENT
By adding a label to a collection of related notes, you can more easily think of them as a coherent group. They occupy a “space” in your notes (and in your mind) that makes them easier to examine, connect, share, and refer to. In this way, tags act like real spatial organization, without having to move anything from one place to another.
Tiago Forte • A Complete Guide to Tagging for Personal Knowledge Management
Social Will Go Local
notboring.substack.com • We're Never Going Back
“The cure for imposter syndrome is to realize that all the other people are just convincing imposters, too.” – Alison Gopnik