A few days ago, after winning his 9th Rome’s trophy Rafael Nadal was asked : “How you train your mind to be focused on that level ?” He answered: “You work mentally when you go on court everyday and you don’t complain. Despite of playing bad, suffering pain, physical problems...”
3️⃣ AI's impact will eclipse all. Its potential even today is underestimated. Regulation will be necessary.
4️⃣ OpenAI/Google/etc will become infra will become the infra of everything. Similar to the cloud
becoming the foundation for all tech, akin to AWS for AI.
@paulg This applies to startups too.
1. What's the thing you can do that the other 99% want to do but can't (ex: Design=Canva)
2. What's the thing too obvious to you that should exist but currently doesn't. (Ex: File Sharing and storing= Dropbox)
@Suhail Completely agree, And smt even those “new discoveries by just being in the market” become your moat.
Underrated concept. It remembers me of “Innovation stack” by Square co-founder Jim Mckelvey @2000F
@paulg This applies to startups too.
1. What's the thing you can do that the other 99% want to do but can't (ex: Design=Canva)
2. What's the thing too obvious to you that should exist but currently doesn't. (Ex: File Sharing and storing= Dropbox)
A few days ago, after winning his 9th Rome’s trophy Rafael Nadal was asked : “How you train your mind to be focused on that level ?” He answered: “You work mentally when you go on court everyday and you don’t complain. Despite of playing bad, suffering pain, physical problems...”
Reading is not enough. Choosing right and APPLYING is more important
But if done correctly a great book like @VossNegotiation ’s one can completely change your life.
This @VossNegotiation book has saved my brother and me more than $40.000+ in two years.
All for $20 cost.
Seriously there is not a more underrated thing on earth than choosing the right book, reading it, and APPLYING IT.
Let me show you the infinite worth a good book can have
After that, I lent the book to my brother and a friend.
They both read the book AND had to negotiate the same big contract with an insurance company.
The difference between the two contracts? One was 2x higher than the other.
It's a sad day for basketball, the 8 and 24 of the Lakers will never return to the Staples Center. But the loss is greater than the sportsman, it is the loss of a reference for all those who seek our best version.
RIP Kobe
Today, January 26, 2020, is a tragic day for the world of sports. Kobe Bryant, one of the athletes with the greatest work ethic in sports history, has passed away.
Other investors like Chris Sacca received so many calls and messages from Kobe to learn about the business that his wife asked him, "Are you having an affair with Kobe Bryant?".
Kobe didn't understand hours because he enjoyed what he was doing.