(2/2) "We fear when we quit we are admitting failure—But we need to start thinking abt waste as a forward-looking problem. That means realizing that spending another min or another $ on something that is no longer worthwhile is a far bigger waste than whatever we have invested."
The antithesis to the Helsinki Bus station theory (Synopsis: Quitting when you hit the dip is a bad idea: Always stay on the bus) - this is an interesting counter-perspective (1/2) https://t.co/KskS4RxKnW
The TLDR version. Airpods lock u into a proprietary ecosystem, has terrible end of life options - dangerous to recycle, can start landfill fires and in a landfill will last at least 1,000 years. https://t.co/h1hjvYrJhz
"How do I want to spend my days?"
- Having good conversations.
- Eating good meals.
- Exercising.
- Reading interesting ideas.
- Contributing something of value to the world.
- Spending time with interesting people.
- Working on important problems.
What would you add?
Ted Bundy worked at a suicide prevention hotline.
Although he was officially linked to more than 36 murders, he spent much of his time convincing people not to take their own lives.
Interesting but very unsure how the backend is supposed to work for retailers in terms of inventory and order management. Perhaps like a marketplace? #instagram#ecommerce