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Some key takeaways: 1. Speed and quality aren’t actually at odds—they’re often positively correlated. The best practitioners in any field, from chefs to programmers, work quickly because they’re experts. The speed doesn’t come from rushing or cutting corners but from competence. Skilled teams that have mastered their... See more

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Another Graphic

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visual archive and typography

Build software to solve co-living problems such as security and shared resource booking

drurly • Co-Living: Sharing Economy, Downsizing, Experiences

interesting things to keep an eye on

Instead of asking: "Do you have any questions?", ask "What questions do you have?" The first almost always results in silence, while the second helps people feel comfortable asking questions.

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The first feels like you’re being challenged, you’re intellect being questioned. The second feels like an invitation to an event, an open house. (This feels like a meta description lol)

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Erica Gunn • Embrace the Challenge to Beat Imposter Syndrome - Nightingale

Cognitive Reprogramming

DSCP - Dedicated Software for Continuous Progress

dscp.team

the new kinds of organised work and interesting things to keep an eye on

But beware of anyone who helps you develop a skill but can’t tell you how to usefully apply it. You’ll feel productive, but not produce.

— Claire Vo

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Reza • #108: landscape of possibility

Cognitive Reprogramming

The Psychology of Human Misjudgement - Charlie Munger Full Speech

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In Progress

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