A common regret I hear from founders is “I wish I would have done [something] three months ago”, where something is frequently hiring sales, building out recruiting, or launching a product. Important to make time to ponder - what is that something for you today?

I have observed the same thing and honestly identify highly with it myself. I think people who are the absolute most adept at reading people had a very high stakes/borderline survival related reason to be excellent at reading people from a young age

this.

i think expressing the truth might actually be some of the most underrated health advice out there

Lake Erie is looking beautiful this summer

putting yourself out there day after day is so embarrassing and exhausting and deeply deeply rewarding

In my experience, the better the founder, the more they are comfortable with critical feedback. The best founders very actively seek it.

spending time off of your phone is already actively stigmatized

seen on a deck this morning -- sad reality for founders nowadays.

anyone in the London tech ecosystem that wants to come to a curated dinner or lunch&learn 7/21 week, lmk — building out a series

saying no to any more travel this year! knowing Terminal 3 at SFO better than the neighborhood you've lived in for 2 years, is not something to be proud of

"The first requirement of a scientist is to be curious. He must be capable of being astonished and eager to find out." — Schrödinger

Underrated: interns. The valley runs on cracked interns

when people turn 30 they’re sorted into one of these four houses like in harry potter

Every person who works in tech needs least 5 non tech friends to interact with closely on a weekly basis so they can understand how the general public actually thinks

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