Yaro Celis

How to go about it:-The Bullseye Method - “If you didn't know where the target was located, you would never fire an arrow and expect to hit the bullseye.”The Bullseye Method ignores the things we typically focus on like tactics, resources, or tools. Instead, it focuses on the identity and location of the bullseye. It forces us to be clear about... See more

In the fall of 1942, Major General Leslie R. Groves, representing the War Department, went to du Pont with the request that the company undertakes a share of a project of great importance in the war effort. This project dealt with the release of atomic energy. At the time, many other nations were working on different projects that could help end... See more

DESIRES vs. GOALS:Desires are thoughts that can be motivated by social media or others. The way we want to look, the house we may want, and so on. Goals are a set of specific tasks that we need to accomplish and put into a system in order to accomplish what we think is IMPORTANT. 100 pushups a day, a chapter a day, no alcohol during the week, 8... See more

Du Pont hesitated to accept the proposed responsibility for two reasons: the first was that the company was already so heavily burdened with war work, accepted at the urgent request of the armed services, the second was that du Pont is a chemical company, and while it has done considerable pioneering work, it has always been in the general field of... See more

Jonah Peretti, co-founder and CEO of Buzzfeed, sent this memo in 2019 to his employees and other close friends and associates to share his vision on how to save the internet.

He proceeds to share some of the strategies that Buzzfeed has taken to improve the internet and foment good content. Some of these strategies are: -"We listen as much as we speak."

Disintermediation - If they felt that if they werent shaping the marketplace then others will do it.

There's nothing easy about choosing yourself when each day feels like a struggle to keep your head above water.

This is a fascinating memo shared by the one and only Sriram Krishnan. This piece was written by Ken Olsen and shared on August 1st, 1978.Ken Olsen was an American engineer who co-founded "Digital Equipment Corporation" (DEC) in 1957 with colleague Harlan Anderson and his brother Stan Olsen.Using the trademark "Digital," the company produced many... See more