Underrated life advice: Have more hobbies and fewer opinions. Learn an instrument. Plant a garden. Build something with your hands. Cook. Paint. Run. The happiest people I know spend less time debating life and more time actually living it.
The sign of being a great entrepreneur is not how good your ideas are.
It's how clever you can be about figuring out quick, cheap, and easy ways to try them.
My daughter got sent out of class for being too sarcastic today.
The teacher said, "What would your parents say if I called them?"
She replied, "Hello!"
Now that “Marty Surpreme” has proven appetite for ping pong films (A24 biggest opening ever: $28m), a studio needs to greenlight a film about America’s most decorated table tennis Olympian (Lily Zhang)…and how her parents get a Gold medal for Asian parenting
Timothée Chalamet’s gripping new movie, ‘Marty Supreme,’ is earning rave reviews and plenty of Oscar buzz. But how’s the ping-pong?
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Story Time:
15 years ago, some unexpected feedback changed the way I think about leadership and life and got me to take way more accountability.
Spoiler: The feedback was about being late for a meeting.
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@CoachGoldsmith Thanks for continuing to share the wisdom. Your speech (and book) at an Inc 500 conference in the 2000s was a game changer. Have since recommended it to dozens of people.
You have listened. You have made your decision. Your direct report disagrees.
This is a moment every leader faces.
Your instinct will probably be to 'prove them wrong' or go into 'debate' mode'.
Don't.
You are the decision maker. It is your call. Do what you believe is right.
Great leadership doesn’t require victory in every conversation. It requires clarity, humility, and the courage to say:
“I respect your view. I’ve decided to go a different way. I want you to support us moving forward.”
That’s not weakness. That’s strength.
Life is good.
Marshall
I can foresee a scenario where the major sports leagues themselves act as the streaming distributor, cutting out the middleman network entirely.
Thus, instead of brokering deals with legacy networks (NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox) and tech streamers (Google, Apple, Netflix, Amazon), the NFL/NBA/MLB itself handles broadcast distribution.
If the leagues sell off broadcast rights, by definition the networks believe they can make more money than the cost of the broadcast deal. Hence, the networks are a middleman.
It is easier and more convenient at the moment for leagues to sell broadcast rights, but long term owning the entire vertical may prove more lucrative.
I can foresee a scenario where the major sports leagues themselves act as the streaming distributor, cutting out the middleman network entirely.
Thus, instead of brokering deals with legacy networks (NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox) and tech streamers (Google, Apple, Netflix, Amazon), the NFL/NBA/MLB itself handles broadcast distribution.
If the leagues sell off broadcast rights, by definition the networks believe they can make more money than the cost of the broadcast deal. Hence, the networks are a middleman.
It is easier and more convenient at the moment for leagues to sell broadcast rights, but long term owning the entire vertical may prove more lucrative.