And here we go again. As TikTok emerges as a proper rival to Facebook and Google, it's positioning as a completely new form of advertising is complete bollocks.
Column for Marketing Week: https://t.co/BGqB7M3kKm
You should know about Brunello Cucinelli.
He's the billionaire founder of a $450 million fashion brand. His company is valued at more than €1.6 billion, and it's fueled by his radical approach to business.
This thread is a collection of the best things I've learned from him.
The recent chat between @jackbutcher and @bzaidi was an absolute gem.
• Telling great stories
• Building an audience
• Externalizing your process
• Lessons learned from @naval
• Creating self-indulgent content
Read more for six ideas that resonated with me ⬇️
My VA and I have developed a good enough system now where she's able to handle 95% of my email and I only do email for maybe 5-10 minutes a day now.
Anyone interested in something on this process and how we set it up?
"Full many a flower is born to blush unseen"...I've always thought that the interesting bit here is impact, opportunity, and reach rather than ability. Emergent Ventures is kind of about this, as are Thiel Fellowships - https://t.co/OpKcblB2T6
70 years of 15th c. Florence produced Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, Boccaccio, Leonardo, Botticelli, Giotto and tons of other artists and thinkers, with one sixth of the population of Cleveland, Ohio.
70 years of 15th c. Florence produced Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, Boccaccio, Leonardo, Botticelli, Giotto and tons of other artists and thinkers, with one sixth of the population of Cleveland, Ohio.
Disagree with everybody here! The ONE TRUE WAY is:
09/OCT/2020
Zero ambiguity about anything, machine readable, as short as it can be, and no reason for anyone to ever have to load any sort of context into their head. It is what it looks like.
This is another great example of the American intuitive system vs the more global scientific systems.
We say "November 5th, 2020," so that's how we note it.
And starting with the month is wayyyy more helpful for placing something in time.
There’s an idea in poker called “table selection.”
Basically, there are two ways to win more: you can either improve your skills or you can play against weaker players. The metaphor applies to every industry.
Wonderful, wonderful tale from Nora Ephron (of When Harry Met Sally fame) about writers not just regurgitating the facts but needing to unearth the real point behind a story
In Made to Stick
The concept of a Second Brain isn't the next iteration of personal productivity. It's the next wave that will supersede the concept of productivity altogether. Not even the most productive human being can compete against someone who knows how to harness information systems
Remarkable how many US citizens become enraged that presidential elections work exactly as the Constitution says they're supposed to work, as opposed to some other system in their head that they just made up.