From 24 miles per day to using this walker to get to bathroom. I’m on my way back. Gonna rebuild with patience and equanimity.

"We often think that we have to change the world...No. Sometimes we only have to change one person’s world." Thank you to our friends from @StatureFilms for this incredible weekend recap: vimeo.com/359358143

Just when we thought that speaking into watches was unusual...now here comes the world of talking into rings. Excited to see what's next! techcrunch.com/2019/09/25/ear… via TechCrunch Article by Devin Coldewey

The end game of being bought out is fantasized. Then offers arrise and fantasies change. medium.com/p/reflecting-o… via Medium by Sahil Lavingia, the founder of Gumroad

If you build a product to solve your own problem, you'll have a user you can talk to every single second of the day: you.

At 15 I had my first job at McDs. 32 years later, 2 months sober after a life of addiction, I got a job again at McDs, flipping burgers and dropping fries like I did as a teenager. If you can work, do whatever it takes. Never let anyone shame you for taking care of your own.

The best thing about Aaron Reynolds’ Effin' Birds book is that a chunk of the sales come from people on Amazon who don’t read the description mistakenly buy it thinking it’s an actual bird field guide.

“Invest in a business any fool can run, because someday a fool will. If it won’t stand a little mismanagement, it’s not much of a business.” –Charlie Munger

Well, actually: "Information Wants To Be Free. Information also wants to be expensive. ...That tension will not go away." --Stewart Brand #CollisionfromHome

How long until pulling a fire alarm requires a microtransaction?

What. Could. Go. Wrong?

Sell outcomes, not features

I've been reading into some of the great content by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic. This article is packed with great content for our leaders - at least in my opinion. . . . hbr.org/2020/10/todays…. Enjoy.

Predictive journalism: On the role of computational prospection in news media by Nicholas Diakopoulos buff.ly/3Mz0fhf via Columbia Journalism Review

A case study on how to explain complex information: youtu.be/w-5bNFg50KU

Take off 🚀

I think about this almost every day

Hey I'd love early access! Currently #50,578 in line. Any chance I could skip ahead?