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When it comes to pursuing goals, you can learn to notice when you’re grinding, and instead of leaning harder on the accelerator you can opt to disengage the parking brake. The feeling is incredible: suddenly you can go faster, turn more easily, and set your sights on more distant destinations without worrying whether you’ll make it.
Michael Ashcroft • Achieve Your Goals with Less Grinding - Expanding Awareness - Every
When Substack launched their reader web app last year, I thought it was interesting but faced an uphill battle. It’s really hard in today’s age of addiction to get people to habitually come to a new URL. That’s why blogs died and became reincarnated as newsletters.
Nathan Baschez • Substack’s Ideology
Telling everyone they’re a creator has only fostered a new strain of imposter syndrome . Being called a creator doesn’t make you one or make you feel like one; creating something with weight does . When you’ve made something heavy—something that stands on its own—you don’t need validation. You just know, because you feel its weight in your hands .... See more
Anu Atluru • Make Something Heavy.
You don’t feel like a true creator because you haven’t made anything heavy, and deep down, you know light things don’t count. Your output is high, but your imprint is low. You ship, but you do not build. You call yourself a creator, but what have you made that could survive a month offline? A year? A decade?
Investor Dean Williams once said, “Expertise is great, but it has a bad side effect. It tends to create an inability to accept new ideas.”