Nate Stranzl

Let’s add another. The Montreal Protocol, 1987. Global treaty to phase out ozone-depleting substances. Scientists noticed a literal hole in the sky. Governments listened. Industry adapted. Regulation worked. And the ozone layer began to heal. It was not perfect, and it was not immediate, but it stands alone in the climate policy world: a cooperativ... See more

[a] Rejected concept. This one's gonna pop off when it's done. iykyk. More details coming in a few weeks https://t.co/mQykR8bQPb

not journal entries, not morning pages — voice notes. ideally while walking or cooking or sitting in a sunbeam. the idea is to capture your thinking mid-motion, without editing. don’t try to be profound. say things like: “i don’t think i want to do that job anymore” or “i wish i woke up somewhere else.” this is not for content. this is for clarity.... See more

Treat your digital work as tangible and substantive and others will too.

Asked about Valentine giving him money despite the terrible pitch, Jensen said, “The thing I learned from that is your past is more important than your ability to pitch, interview, or anything like that. You can’t run away from your past.” You can’t run away from your elephant. “So have a good past,” Jensen continued. “Try to have a good past.”