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Steering wheel mindset may even help us discover the magical place where what only you can do meets what the world needs. I think what most people, especially hyperagents, really want is reconnection to purpose . It’s immediately obvious when you meet someone on the right path for them. They become less comparative, less acquisitive and less... See more
Tom Morgan • For The Person Who Has Everything
the ideal gift for someone who has everything? a steering wheel mindset
-Open Networks: The blockchain industry is building open protocols that underlie the products built on top of them.
Framework Ventures • Framework
Squad culture is the antithesis of neoliberal individualism. Millennials are healing from decades of irony poisoning, rediscovering what it's like to have generative, exploratory relationships with one another.
Authors Sam Hart • Squad Wealth
Richard Chen: People under-appreciate how important search and discovery is for NFTs. Each NFT project (e.g. Meebits, Lost Poets) needs custom search filters by attributes, which has to be added manually by OpenSea on a project-by-project basis. This creates a huge defensible UX moat for OpenSea that’s hard for other platforms to replicate. For... See more
Mario Gabriele • OpenSea: The Reasonable Revolutionary | The Generalist
what we do at the browser company is we talk about optimizing feelings. how do we want to make someone feel on the other end of our software? do we want to make them feel Joy? do we want to make them feel fast? do we want to make them feel organized? do we want to make them feel focused? what is the feeling we are trying to evoke a
Lenny Rachitsky • Competing with giants: An inside look at how The Browser Company builds product | Josh Miller (CEO)
The first wave of media was fueled by cheap audience acquisition from social media companies like Facebook which created BuzzFeed and UpWorth. The second wave is the subscription wave. Consumers want curation, contextualization, and recommendations
Nathan Baschez • Journalism, Subscriptions, and Podcasting with Li Jin and Nathan Baschez
Lately time has been moving too fast. The places I used to frequent are all closed, my brother grows a head taller every time I see him, all my friends are moving away, doors and empty apartments spinning in their wake. The map of my life is getting larger, choices feel weightier. All the things I vowed to love forever have changed, and I’m
... See morein praise of slowing down
And on Saturday night, Zoom Bachelorette showed its audience that regular people are capable of producing a show that is as entertaining and fun as any “real” show:
Li Jin • Zoom Bachelorette, Minimum Viable Shows, and the nature of celebrity in quarantine
Books should be structured as expandable trees.
One paragraph summary of each chapter, expandable into summaries of component points/stories, expandable into the full text.
Can read the whole book in 5 minutes or 5 hours.
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