Steve Jobs on how to give feedback to high performers when their work is simply not good enough; giving difficult feedback without causing resentments is a superpower.
Testing the Macbook Neo these past couple days has been incredibly impressive, I've thrown everything at it to try to get an idea of what its ceiling actually is. Finishing the full review video now, to upload shortly...
Steve Jobs on how to give feedback to high performers when their work is simply not good enough; giving difficult feedback without causing resentments is a superpower.
1/16 Tupperware is bankrupt and closing up shop in South Africa.
What happened?
The business model that made it a success ended up making it a failure.
Here's the cautionary tale of Tupperware's rise and fall that all business leaders and entrepreneurs must know...🧵
Behind every great product there’s at least one engineer who knows the entire stack, takes problems personally, and jumps in and solves them.
Without regard to ownership, credit, or chain of command.
If you don’t know who this is in your company, I have bad news for you…
This man founded a $3 TRILLION company.
He could've been one of the richest people to ever live.
But he ended up making only $800 from it because of ONE regretful decision.
Here’s the story behind the biggest “What if?” in history:
Go on more walks. Walk for no reason. Walk to solve a problem. Walk to blow off steam. Walk to get outside. Walk to listen, read, and learn. Walk to escape distractions. Walk to improve your health. Walk to think. A simple walking habit can change absolutely everything.
In 1929, Benjamin Graham lost almost everything in the market crash.
Then he developed a formula so powerful, Warren Buffett called him “the smartest man I ever met.”
Here’s Benjamin Graham’s timeless formula for building generational wealth:
The American legend that is fast becoming forgotten. Sales of the brand are plummeting and stocks are building up at US dealerships, leading to production and price cuts.