This week I've been thinking about when I last had a "deep" conversation. You know the type of discussion where you talk about more than just what's happening in life, and more about what those things mean. For example, chats on religion, your plan
It took telephones 50+ years to reach 50% penetration. Smartphones took 10 years.
Today I want to share an article that will change the way you think about money: The ladders of wealth creation by Nathan Barry We don't typically think of "growing wealth" as a skill that you can improve. I've always taken it to be
Today I'm writing about an idea that first gripped me when I was 13: the balance (or contest) between consumption and creation. We've all grown up in a world where consumption of content has been very easy. It's definitely gone a bit overboard with
Do you find yourself mulling over every single decision? I'm often guilty of taking way too long deliberating before coming to an answer – sometimes even for very simple decisions. How do CEOs make decisions? There are lots of tricks in a CEO's toolkit for making decisions
Last week, I set myself a 1-week challenge to build an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for a product I really wanted. More details on the problem I was solving in last week's post. 🔨 Why build in public? In short, I wanted to: * Try out the "Show
Today's a special newsletter and I think you'll find it interesting if you want to show your work in public / online. I'm going to spend the next week "building in public" a tool I could really use. I'll be posting
If I offer you a $10 bet on a coin flip, would you take it? According to decision theory, not many people are likely to take that bet because they'll feel the negative impact of losing $10 a lot more than they'll feel the positive impact
Spoiler alert: This article is about building confidence and grit – the discount is a bonus! ;) Here's a fun challenge for you to try out next week: Every time you go for a coffee (or sandwich, or lunch) this week, ask for 10% off. Whether or not you get
The upfront disclaimer: I don't have a key of success. And the TL;DR: Consistency is probably more important than a lot of other qualities when it comes to success. If you're still reading, I want to share with you a super interesting example I learned
I'm sure you've seen lots of personality quizzes online. While it's always fun to find out which Powerpuff Girl you are, the personality quiz I'm talking about is called MBTI. I'm not big on psychological tests, but having used MBTI
Let's take a journey down memory lane. How much do you remember about the last 3 months? Do you remember everything you did? Or is it a bit of a blur and you remember just a handful of moments? When I think back, I almost always find that