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At a time when interacting safely with other humans can no longer be taken for granted, the appetite for digital spokespeople is accelerating. Brands are expected to spend as much as $15 billion annually on influencer marketing by 2022, up from $8 billion last year, according to Business Insider Intelligence. A growing slice of that money belongs... See more
Bloomberg Businessweek • Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Jeff Bezos has a wonderful quote about this: “Invention requires a long-term willingness to be misunderstood. When you do something that you genuinely believe in, that you have conviction about, for a long period of time, well-meaning people may criticize that effort. To sustain yourself over this time, you can’t look for accolades, and you can’t... See more
Sari Azout • Check your Pulse #49
Every interesting outcome in my life was unpredictable and was the result of good habits, strictly practiced.
This is the opposite of “vision” “big, hairy, audacious goals” and “accomplishments.”
The best kind of success is continuous, every day, not occasional.
nametwitter.comTelling is only an investment if you know for sure that what you are telling is of value to the other person. That is why it is safest to tell only if you have been asked, rather than arrogantly deciding on your own to tell somebody something.
Edgar H Schein • Humble Inquiry: The Gentle Art of Asking Instead of Telling
The system rewards companies that keep their users highly engaged with their app and unless we dramatically change incentive/regulatory structures, there really isn’t much society can do about it beyond individual restraint and choice.
every.to • The Addiction Economy
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The 100-inch TV set that covers your wall is going to cost you 100 bucks. The four-year college degree is going to cost $1 million ... The four-year college degree is basically—just think about it technologically—it's an unchanged experience from 100 years ago. Getting a degree from a college university today, it's the same set of activities, it's... See more
Marc Andreessen • Why We Should Be Optimistic About the Future
Relying on creatives or niche experts (e.g., wine or book editors) is not a novel concept, though I do think we’re leaning on them more heavily as an antidote to algorithmic recommendations, and I know they’re working harder to produce differentiated suggestions.