Useful career advice:
1 you are not your job
2 I can > IQ
3 do not speak poorly about others
4 there is no career ladder
5 lift others and you become the ladder
6 you do not need a title to lead
7 always meet deadlines
8 deliver outside of your job description
9 stay teachable - less ego, more interest
10 share the credit - win as a team
11 value high rate of learning and good judgment
12 a sponsor is more important than a mentor (find them in the office)
13 the first to follow is starting to lead
14 show up on time and taken notes
15 in a celebration be in the back, in a crisis be in the front
16 feedback is a gift - seek it and give it gracefully
17 a good coach gives feedback without causing resentment
18 we all have blind spots; challenge assumptions starting with your own
19 when smart people are stuck, they ask for help
20 most important: leave everyone and everything better than you found them
This is the wild story of how I made $1,036,175 during the COVID lockdowns by rapidly creating a new physical product in 7 days.
In April 2020, during the lockdowns I created 2 things that changed my life:
1. I launched Shepherd (eventually renamed Somewhere[dot]com). 4 years later we sold it for $52,000,000.
2. I created a new physical product that made us $1,036,175 in 60 days.
This is the story of #2.
🇨🇳CHINA UNVEILS MINI NUCLEAR BATTERY WITH 50-YEAR POWER SUPPLY
Beijing-based Betavolt has developed a nuclear battery that delivers continuous power for up to 50 years without needing a charge.
Measuring smaller than a coin, it uses Nickel-63 isotopes to generate electricity, making it ideal for drones, AI equipment, medical devices, and microprocessors.
Unlike traditional batteries, Betavolt’s design is safe, non-explosive, and eco-friendly, with the decayed isotope converting to non-radioactive copper.
The company aims to launch a 1-watt version by late 2025.
Betavolt joins a growing nuclear energy race, competing with City Labs' NanoTritium batteries in the U.S., which also offer decades of power for low-energy devices.
Source: TheBrighterSide