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Writing is Networking for Introverts
Writing is Networking for Introverts
Networking is painful, and I’m suspicious of anyone who claims to enjoy it. Unfortunately for me, networking is effective.
·byrnehobart.medium.com·
Writing is Networking for Introverts
Nietzsche on Walking and Creativity
Nietzsche on Walking and Creativity
“Our first questions about the value of a book, of a human being, or a musical composition are: Can they walk? Even more, can they dance?”
·themarginalian.org·
Nietzsche on Walking and Creativity
Learn About DAOs
Learn About DAOs
Your single resource for DAOs, including a directory, reading list, and more.
·discoverdaos.com·
Learn About DAOs
And when is the shift over?
And when is the shift over?
If you sell your time as the measure of the work you do, the work is over when the shift ends. Clock in, clock out. If you sell your output as the measure of the work, your work is over when the in…
·seths.blog·
And when is the shift over?
The art of not having a take
The art of not having a take
The most liberating aspect for me of writing emails rather than tweets is the natural limit on topics I might be tempted to have a take on. When I was primarily writing tweets, I could easily involve myself in a dozen topics in a day. HERE'S A TAKE, THERE'S A TAKE, TAKE THAT! With email, it's a sliver of that. But it goes even deeper t...
·world.hey.com·
The art of not having a take
The Paradoxes of Modern Life - David Perell
The Paradoxes of Modern Life - David Perell
The Paradox of Reading: The books you read will profoundly change you even though you’ll forget the vast majority of what you read. The Paradox of Writing: Great writing looks effortless. But because the ideas are so clear, casual readers don’t appreciate how much time it took to refine them. The Paradox of Creativity: Your
·perell.com·
The Paradoxes of Modern Life - David Perell
Never too old for Jurassic Park
Never too old for Jurassic Park
I read Jurassic Park for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Part of the action felt repetitive, and I had a hard time placing events in space, but aside from that, I’m happy I read it. Michael Crichton, the book’s author, once described the act of writing and the role of the editor in an old interview as follows:
·blog.felicedellagatta.com·
Never too old for Jurassic Park
Making Something Social Destroys the Truth of It
Making Something Social Destroys the Truth of It
Making something social destroys the truth of it because social groups need consensus to survive—otherwise they fight and can’t get along—and consensus is all about compromise, not truth-seeking. Science—at least the natural sciences—was this unique discipline where you could have an individual truth-seeking on behalf of the rest of society. Other individuals verify that they did, indeed, have the best current model of how reality works, and then that could be spread out through inventions to the rest of society. More
·nav.al·
Making Something Social Destroys the Truth of It
The Distillation of Josh Waitzkin – What Got You There With Sean DeLaney
The Distillation of Josh Waitzkin – What Got You There With Sean DeLaney
Watch on YouTube   Something that has always fascinated me is the concept of a Polymath or Renaissance Man, or a person who has many talents and knowledge in multiple domains. One of the modern day polymaths I’ve learned the most from is Josh Waitzkin. When it comes to touching excellence in multiple domains Josh... Read More
·whatgotyouthere.com·
The Distillation of Josh Waitzkin – What Got You There With Sean DeLaney
15 lessons on creativity (and life) from The Beatles
15 lessons on creativity (and life) from The Beatles
"Get Back" shows what the creative process really looks like. Also: Jack leaves Twitter, why good moms are the worst audience members, superhero movies, how doxxing is weird, and more.
·mattruby.substack.com·
15 lessons on creativity (and life) from The Beatles
The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
Lots of people want to be the noun without doing the verb. They want the job title without the work. "Forget about being a Writer," says novelist Ann Packer.
·austinkleon.com·
The noun and the verb - Austin Kleon
Keep A Log
Keep A Log
One of the most underrated things in the industry, especially when you’re working as a full-time developer, is the power of keeping a “knowledge stash” handy. There’s this perception that knowledge comes through experience, time, or simply osmosis, and, while that can be true over a long enough period of time and for the more superficial knowledge, there are just too many layers in a professional codebase that it’s impossible to grok it immediately.
·bruno-oliveira.github.io·
Keep A Log
That’s why you fail
That’s why you fail
There’s a profound moment in Episode V of Star Wars in the midst of Luke Skywalker’s jedi training. After trying to get his ship out of the water with the force, Luke gives up (“I…
·alearningaday.blog·
That’s why you fail
Paul Graham 101
Paul Graham 101
A summary of Paul Graham’s 200+ essays. This is an introduction to his ideas on startups, writing, society, decision-making and more.
·jaakkoj.com·
Paul Graham 101
The Laws of Simplicity
The Laws of Simplicity
Here are John Maeda’s ten laws of and three keys to simplicity. Ten laws Reduce The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction. Organize Organization makes a system of many appear fewer. Time Savings in time feel like simplicity.
·blog.felicedellagatta.com·
The Laws of Simplicity