Steve Jobs explains why motivation can't be forced:

So fewer job, shortages and higher prices - gonna be great 😁😬

But this time it’s different 😊

Bless my colleague for capturing this.

We’re rapidly getting to the point where humans should only be innovating, creating and interfacing with other humans. Any repeatable work that can be done by a computer will be automated. As we build robots the same will come for repeatable manual labor. (Waymo)

Why Retirement Calculators Suck (and How to Make Them Your Superpower) Steve Chen 🇺🇸 🚀 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Science FTW - we’re starting to unlock some incredible advances nytimes.com/2025/05/15/hea…

Shout out to Barry Ritholtz for coming on the pod 🙏 Morgan Housel lmk if your ears were burning youtu.be/6qvXftR_-jo?si… podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Just gave my 24 yo some good career advice. “Grab your smartest entrepreneurial friends and move to south SF and start building” Note - he’s already boot strapped a company and bought a YC company 💪

The median tax savings for our users is > $100,00 Roth IRA conversions are a big part of this. help.boldin.com/en/articles/68…

Great take. LLMs today are great at doing what they are told vs inventing and innovating. Hopefully good for productivity and a better world, since it will shift people into innovation since doing rote work will get less valuable.

This is so fucked up. A sitting US senator being handcuffed for trying to ask a question at a DHS news conference? No matter what your political party, you can't think this is a good thing.

Facts aka not chopped 😉

Was discussing this with a bunch of fintech founders yesterday at the Fiat Growth fintech meetup in SF thefintechsummit.com

It’s easy to spot other people’s bullshit and nearly impossible to recognize your own.

Worth reading - messing with universities, discouraging the best and brightest from wanting to build in the US, breaking down partnerships with our allies is making us weaker not stronger. nytimes.com/2025/07/14/opi…

Anthropic co-founder Ben Mann on why he chose Montessori for his daughter: "If this were 10-20 years ago, I'd be lining her up for top-tier schools and extracurriculars. But now I don't think any of it's going to matter. Learning facts is going to fade into the background. What

When your 24 yo son starts reading the Chinese family history and realizes his ancestors were bad af 😂