Cassandra Anderson

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[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@TommiPedruzzi I'm looking forward to your "Claude" prompts

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@AnthropicAI any chance you'll allow us to change models on our work in @claudeai since the Fable5 model has been removed per your note below
https://t.co/ypCHJ5BpFc

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

I’m a Verified ClickUp PowerUser! Cheers to productivity @ClickUp https://t.co/614YOsAuoE

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@cathrynlavery I've been using a tip from a friend @stevecunningham and directing Claude to create HTML files instead. Very helpful, readable, portable

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@DesireeAmerica4 So sad :(

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@elonmusk @elonmusk, super curious which part is crazy? Apologize in advance if I missed a clarifying follow-up comment

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

This is an important read from @sahilbloom on AI and the perils of negativity. Worth your time.

https://t.co/hiV145CHWX

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

How to do a hard reset on your life by the end of 2025:

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

Bummed about the Marvel exodus to the UK…
https://t.co/YDcMLEHJAl

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

“Now keep looking at this unpleasant situation or person until you realize that it isn’t they that are causing the negative emotions."
— Anthony de Mello

via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (https://t.co/FTP4GUbJB4) from @tferriss

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@SahilBloom’s newsletter: Tolerating uncertainty:
It's easy to be energetic when things are working and predictable. It's hard to show up with energy when the rewards are uncertain.
Those who can tolerate the most uncertainty are the ones who will eventually win.
Remember that.

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

Great mechanism to combat the Yes-Damn effect shared by @SahilBloom in his new book

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@rvrat69 @RealCandaceO @rvrat69 this is an amazing idea! I created custodial accounts for my nephews and nieces. I wanted others to be able to contribute. I put in a one time gift of $100 and forgot about it. They are now $300. Doubles twice in a few years. Wish I’d have put money in for them yearly

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

"The life you want is on the other side of your ability and willingness to delay gratification—to do hard things, to embrace the suck, to endure painful experiences."

Great piece from @SahilBloom! https://t.co/eHvo5A1NGq

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

@jspector What are your answers? I’m curious? I struggle with saying no to things and there is nowhere I want to fail. That said, because we can’t do it all I’ve let my health and fitness slip. I’m reclaiming it now, and your post is very timely

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

Trying out Shred... I'll let you know 💪😘 https://t.co/ImqM7RPBhE

[Josh Spector @jspector]

Don’t reply to that email you just got!

(Not yet.)

Replying immediately trains people to expect an immediate response from you.

And each time you reply to an email there’s a good chance you’ll get another email back in return to your response.

So the more frequently you reply, the more frequently you get emails.

If you’re drowning in a constant flood of emails...

You’re probably a big part of the problem.

But that means you can also be the solution.

Remember:

99% of emails you get are NOT urgent.

Don’t treat them like they are.

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

Read more by clicking the link in the first post

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

"People can help you […] throughout life, but there are two things nobody can give you: curiosity and drive. They must be self-supplied. If you are not interested and curious… https://t.co/lPnv0r46UE

[Cassandra Anderson @Cass8775]

“Remember how long you’ve been putting this off,” Marcus Aurelius writes, “… there is a limit to the time assigned you, and if you don’t use it to free yourself it will be gone and will never return.” Don’t rush through life, don’t rush toward death! https://t.co/9hZoOpsDPD