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Simon Owens • Quibi could have succeeded. Here's how
as much as the feeds brought me things I never would have seen or heard otherwise, my overdependence on them was also cutting me off from a different realm of experiences that I had forgotten about over the course of the decade: the encounter with scarcity rather than infinity, the process of judging and choosing for myself what I wanted to see in
... See moreKyle Chayka • Filterworld
Talent is insignificant. I know a lot of talented ruins. Beyond talent lie all the usual words: discipline, love, luck, but, most of all, endurance. ...If you are going to be a writer there is nothing I can say to stop you; if you’re not going to be a writer nothing I can say will help you. What you really need at the beginning is somebody to let y... See more
Rolf Potts • 9 Outtakes from James Baldwin's Paris Review interview - Rolf Potts
Write of Passage
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Simply put, we're living in the era of abundance and curation helps combat information overload. In this context, one of my favorite case studies on the importance of curation comes from a nearly 200-year-old publisher with a legacy of breadth and depth, The Economist.
Rob Litterst • How Curation Ate the Economist
The Happiness Advantage: The Seven Principles of Positive Psychology That Fuel Success and Performance at Work
Shawn Achor • 7 highlights
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The 6 guiding principles of Modern GTM:• Create content that can be discovered when people Google the relevant problem.• Design a free product that enables the USER to experience the value of the solution quickly.• Understand the distinct profiles and needs of USERS and BUYERS in a customer prospect and create material and process to optimize engag... See more
John Vrionis • Understanding the Modern GTM for early-stage founders
Tobi likes to say that “the web is great, but it has two critical design flaws.” The first design flaw was that payments weren't built in, even though they almost were. And that helped Amazon grow and win this whole slice of commerce. And the second flaw was that identity was not baked into the web. It was left up to websites to decide how they man... See more
Jamie Catherwood • Shopify, SPACs and Status: My Interview with Jim O'Shaughnessy (Part One)
A good test when reading the news is to constantly ask, “Will I still care about this story in a year? Two years? Five years?”