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When you put individuals first, before society, then any rule or social practice that limits personal freedom can be questioned. If it doesn’t protect somebody from harm, then it can’t be morally justified. It’s just a social convention.
Jonathan Haidt • The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion
In all of these cases, the primary challenge with building a large consumer company is not “how will you make money,” but “how do you get to be a long-standing durable network and define a new set of behaviors or verbs?” Once you can do that, it’s very likely you will be able to monetize at significant scale.
Josh Elman • “How will they make money?” is the wrong question
Want to help someone when they’re anxious? Ask them if they want empathy or they want a solution. Don't offer advice for how to solve a problem to someone who in that moment just wants a pat on the back.
Shane Parrish • Understanding Others' Emotions | Lisa Feldman Barrett
Elon has officially acquired Twitter.
1) He now owns what is arguably the most influential media company in the world
2) It benefits all his other businesses
3) He'll use it to take on ByteDance
4) This would be impossible as a public company
He wins... See more
Turner Novak 🍌🧢twitter.comSome examples of great missions:
- Tesla: “Accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy.”
- TED: “Spread ideas.”
- Stripe: “Increase the GDP of the internet.”
- IKEA: “Create a better everyday life for the many people.”
- Patagonia: “Use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis.”
- Slack: “Make work life simpler, more
Lenny Rachitsky • Mission → Vision → Strategy → Goals → Roadmap → Task
One woman described the world today as “scam or be scammed” — a phrase that got murmurs of agreement. As people talked about their jobs, school, AI, and clout-chasing, the scam or be scammed idea kept returning
