This dead-simple system will help you say 1 idea in 1,000 unique ways (so you never stare at a blank page again). It's called the 4A Framework – here's how it works:

“You can do one thing and do it better than anybody else.” —Todd Graves

How much of your company will you sell for your first VC fundraise? Angel capital: 2.5%-8% Pre-seed: 10%-15% Seed: 18%-22% Honestly in the current market the YC standard deal looks pretty damn attractive

When people tell you that you’re “too serious” or “too intense” - take it as a compliment. Most people are too casual with the most important things in life.

Benedict Evans' new presentation just dropped: "AI eats the world" 90 slides on macro and strategic trends in tech. His biannual overview is always worth the time: ben-evans.com/presentations

I call it the “Obsession Advantage”. The person who cares obsessively will always outperform those who don’t, because caring drives persistence and creates meaning where others see none.

The $33.4 Billion Shell Game: How Silicon Valley’s Greatest Fraud Unravels in 40 Days Nvidia reported something devastating yesterday that nobody caught. Days Sales Outstanding jumped to 53 days. Historical average: 46 days. That seven day difference represents $10.4 billion in

Most people judge decisions the wrong way. They think: Good results = smart choices. Bad results = dumb ones. That’s false. And dangerous. Here’s how to fix it

To my younger self, 14 things I wish I understood before starting a company (chronological advice): 1. Find your obsession. If it doesn't feel like your life's work, don't do it. Tinker until you find a problem, concept or product that you are obsessed with. Don't raise capital

76% of AI experts expect AI to benefit them personally. 24% of the public do. 74% of experts expect AI to make people more productive. 17% of the public agrees. 22% of experts expect AI to make humans happier – 6% of the public expects the same. Today Dr Eileen Yam of Pew

The guy dropped best marketing lesson you'll ever see

"Your edge is your unreasonable willingness to keep going, when reasonable people quit." You might have plenty of things going for you, But know your edge.

The Google Labs startup playbook from my interview with Josh Woodward created by Nano Banana. Gemini is insanely great at infographics. x.com/petergyang/sta…

You’ve heard Gemini 3 is crushing the competition… but most people still don’t get what it means for their jobs or future. It's time to start paying attention: -Gemini 3 delivers ~3,000% more profit than GPT-5 & Claude on simulated mini-economies - Cost of intelligence is

The launch of Gemini 3 has handed Google an elusive victory. The company, for the first time in years, has pulled well ahead in the AI race. on.wsj.com/47TLmne

Most AI startups will go bankrupt within 18-24 months. After reviewing hundreds of AI startups' financials at Hustle Fund, I'm seeing a sustainability crisis that nobody's talking about. The numbers are brutal. 🧵

4 factors to consider when making a career decision (none of which involve compensation):

Arnold Schwarzenegger on his love life: "A conflict grew up in our relationship. She was a well-balanced woman who wanted an ordinary life, and I was not a well-balanced man and hated the very idea of ordinary life. She thought I would settle down, that I would reach the top

My biggest takeaways from Stewart Butterfield: 1. Product design is about creating understanding, not removing friction. Teams obsess over reducing friction and removing steps, but 70% to 80% of product design challenges are actually about helping people *understand* what your product does

Are we in an AI bubble? Eight charts will help you decide. washingtonpost.com/technology/202…