This is Kevin Kelly.
The close friend Tim Ferriss goes to for advice.
He taught him a philosophy for life that made Tim stop giving a f*ck.
Here's the philosophy:
@Allegiant how can we get ahold of you if the “voicemail” is full for your baggage service? Our car seat was lost this last weekend and we have yet to hear from you(4 days later). We’ll need them on our way home.
Clearing out space on my phone, and I'm not sure who needs to hear this, but it's definitive Thin Mints are the best #GirlScoutCookies, as proven by sales. Thank you.
@lpolovets Have them complete a task together. The best example I’ve seen is prepare the dinner together, but it could be anything where they have to work together to finish a task. Look up shared activities principle
@semil I consistently want to compile a blooper real of people turning off their cameras at the end of a Zoom call. It’s inpossible to make fumbling around to end the call look cool
@StartupGrind Denver with @thetonyblank how Counter Strike and Busking led to his career in Startups - community and a thread of problem solving and optimizing for each situation.
@evanhamilton@ericakuhl@hollygfirestone People are always drawn to congregate- user groups have been around for a long time- and societies and clubs before that. I think the tools to manage B2B events (CRM, logistics, RSVP etc) have gotten much easier to use in the past few years