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Austin Rief & Alex Lieberman: Morning Brew’s Secret Sauce - David Perell

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The Past, Present, and Future of Search

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MSCHF Founder Gabe Whaley & The Art Of Going Viral | EP 33

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Maybe you could try this : open ChatGPT or Claude. List your skills List your income and savings rate List what you’re willing to do/learn Ask it to give you ideas on what you need to do to make $X at the end of the year. Tell it to come up with a structured plan.

Uncle Ari

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One of the most legendary shareholder letters there ever was. Lahde Capital, 2008. If you read anything today, make it this.

Conor Mac

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establishing his credibility, he was creating great affinity with his prospects, and he was delivering a very inspirational message. He was also delivering real value, because he was showing his viewers that it really was possible to get great, high-paying gigs.

Jeff Walker • Launch

but I felt we just needed to tell our story. The story was simple. We had a great team, $60 million in the bank, a $20 million a year contract with EDS, and some serious intellectual property. Unless I was the worst CEO of all time, we should be worth more than $30 million. The story took hold, and the stock climbed above $1 a share.

Ben Horowitz • The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers

Brunello is part businessman, part philosopher and part monk. He is not Jeff Bezos or Larry Page. He certainly isn’t chief executive of an oil company. He is the anti-LVMH, and that is what makes him interesting.