Kenya has introduced a new law that changes how trusts are created, registered, managed and monitored.
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A top job of a CEO is information gathering. Hard to gather that information by sitting in the office. That's why travel, conferences, networking events, etc., can be a lifeline in making you a better CEO. Been on the road over the last few weeks and learned so much stuff that's helped me connect several dots I wouldn't have otherwise. Your reminder to "get out of the building" often!
The dishes are in the sink because people ate.
The shoes are by the door because people came home.
The toys are scattered everywhere because people were happy.
Some of the mess is proof of a good life.
Stay grateful.
Nothing has radicalized me against corporate life quite like having to interrupt my actual work to provide evidence that I am, in fact, doing my actual work.
I cannot stress how damaging it is to mental health to stay at home.
Do something, anything, but get out of the houses.
Weekends in particular are for doing stuff, going places.
Staying home tires you out and makes you anxious.
Climb a mountain or jump in a lake, anything.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
Game theory, in two steps:
1. Recognize that you are a player and act like one.
2. You're continually looking for the best responses, not the best decisions. These are two different concepts.
Internalize them.