Faith in Eventually
It’s hard to live with something that isn’t quite right yet – especially when it’s your job to get it right. It’s important to know when to say “it’s fine for now, but it won’t be fine for later.” We’ll get it eventually.
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You start out feeling you have infinite time, then suddenly you feel you don't have enough. The reason is that time spent / time remaining grows hyperlinearly.
A question I've been thinking a lot about is how, when everything is changing so fast and kids are already writing essays using GPT-3, I should educate my kids.
How can we prepare them for a world we can't predict?
I'd love to hear your best ideas, articles, and resources:
According to our projections, we expect to be able to clean the entire Great Pacific Garbage Patch (containing 100,000,000kg of plastic) using ten systems based on System 03.
There is a curious phenomenon that results from the relatively brief window of time a single human lifetime provides: we perceive the current state of the natural world as “normal”.
This is known as the Shifting Baseline Syndrome. 🧵
One of the most valuable skills in life learning to do things when you don’t feel like doing them.
Most of us negotiate with ourselves. We say, "I don't feel like doing it now. I'll it later." When entertain that thought, it's over.
Never negotiate with yourself on the work.
Everything from the smallest subatomic particle to the entire galaxy is evolving. While everything apparently dies or disappears in time, the truth is that it all just gets reconfigured in evolving forms. Remember that energy can’t be destroyed—it can only be reconfigured. (1/2)
37 Digital Tools for Running Business Experiments
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So here are 9 experiments from Testing Business Ideas by David Bland and Alex Osterwalder, along with 37 digital tools to get you started.
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The people you're trying to impress are probably busy trying to impress someone else.
It's called the spotlight effect: the tendency to overestimate how much attention people pay to your appearance and actions.
You're always a protagonist in your story, but rarely in theirs.
Something I taught 9 yo: One advantage of working on projects of your own is that you never have to be bored. If you're stuck waiting somewhere with nothing to do, you can think about new things you want to do on the project.