Richard Feynman on Twitter
Don't regret anything in life. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad, it's experience!When you win, you win. When you lose, you learn.— Richard Feynman (@ProfFeynman) April 25, 2021
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Pomp 🌪 on Twitter
Long term thinkers are less stressed.— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) April 24, 2021
Daphne K. Lee 在 Twitter: "Learned a very relatable term today: “報復性熬夜” (revenge bedtime procrastination), a phenomenon in which people who don’t have much control over their daytime life refuse to sleep early in order to regain some sense of freedom during late night hours." / Twitter
Learned a very relatable term today: “報復性熬夜” (revenge bedtime procrastination), a phenomenon in which people who don’t have much control over their daytime life refuse to sleep early in order to regain some sense of freedom during late night hours.
Justin Jackson 在 Twitter: "🎙️ Want me to help improve your podcast's listing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc? (One of the best ways to get more listeners is to improve your show's "packaging:" cover art, title, description) Reply to this thread with a link to your pod, and I'll record a video for you. 👉" / Twitter
🎙️ Want me to help improve your podcast's listing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc?
(One of the best ways to get more listeners is to improve your show's "packaging:" cover art, title, description)
Reply to this thread with a link to your pod, and I'll record a video for you. 👉
James Clear 在 Twitter: "Let’s dig through the archives... What is a useful or insightful piece of content on the internet that is at least five years old?" / Twitter
Let’s dig through the archives...
What is a useful or insightful piece of content on the internet that is at least five years old?
Pomp 🌪 on Twitter
Seek truth, regardless of who or where it comes from.— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) April 21, 2021
(2) Tiago Forte 在 Twitter: "About 50% of replies to my tweets boil down to: “The sentiment expressed in your 280-character tweet does not, in fact, encompass the full complexity of all reality at all times in all places for all people in perfect, unerring fidelity” No shit Sherlock" / Twitter
About 50% of replies to my tweets boil down to:
“The sentiment expressed in your 280-character tweet does not, in fact, encompass the full complexity of all reality at all times in all places for all people in perfect, unerring fidelity”
No shit Sherlock
Sahil 在 Twitter: "Don’t worry about missing shots, worry about not being in a place where you get to take enough of them." / Twitter
Don’t worry about missing shots, worry about not being in a place where you get to take enough of them.
(1) SBF 在 Twitter: "1) On the Fields of Justice I find peace https://t.co/DyPMfIJqEc" / Twitter
1)
On the Fields of Justice
I find peace https://t.co/DyPMfIJqEc
David Perell 在 Twitter: "Bryson DeChambeau might be the most innovative athlete in the world right now. He just won his first major championship and is changing how golf is played at the highest levels. People call him "The Mad Scientist of Golf." Here's what you can learn from him. THREAD" / Twitter
Bryson DeChambeau might be the most innovative athlete in the world right now.
He just won his first major championship and is changing how golf is played at the highest levels. People call him "The Mad Scientist of Golf." Here's what you can learn from him.
THREAD
George Mack 在 Twitter: "1/ HIGH AGENCY Once you SEE it - you can never UNSEE it. Arguedbly the most important personality trait you can foster. I've thought about this concept every week for the last two years since I heard @EricRWeinstein discuss it on @tferriss' podcast. THREAD..." / Twitter
1/ HIGH AGENCY
Once you SEE it - you can never UNSEE it.
Arguedbly the most important personality trait you can foster.
I've thought about this concept every week for the last two years since I heard @EricRWeinstein discuss it on @tferriss' podcast.
THREAD...
George Mack 在 Twitter: "LUTKE LEARNING 1 - OPERATE ON CROCKERS LAW Crocker is a Wikipedia editor who asked people to NEVER apologise about editing his pages. He just wanted them to focus on making his pages BETTER. He took 100% responsibility for his mental state. If he was offended, it's his fault." / Twitter
LUTKE LEARNING 1 - OPERATE ON CROCKERS LAW
Crocker is a Wikipedia editor who asked people to NEVER apologise about editing his pages.
He just wanted them to focus on making his pages BETTER.
He took 100% responsibility for his mental state. If he was offended, it's his fault.
Josh Spector 在 Twitter: "Want me to audit a page on your website and give you a tip to improve it? Reply with a link to a page you want me to review. (Sales page, home page, about page, blog post, whatever you want me to check out)" / Twitter
Want me to audit a page on your website and give you a tip to improve it?
Reply with a link to a page you want me to review.
(Sales page, home page, about page, blog post, whatever you want me to check out)
GREG ISENBERG on Twitter
How to make impact on the internet1. Pick a worthwhile topic. Nicher the better2. Write clearly. More clear than anyone else3. Write regularly. Every single day4. Collaborate with other writers like you. Help them5. Open your Twitter DMs. Notice it's goldBecome a teacher.— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 12, 2021
Justin Mikolay 💻 on Twitter
A distillation of what @balajis said in conversation with @tferriss on The Tim Ferriss Show:— Justin Mikolay 💻 (@jmikolay) April 12, 2021
Columbo on Twitter
Yoshihiro Togashi creator of Hunter × Hunter and his wife Naoko Takeuchi author of Sailor Moon. pic.twitter.com/SPwr1b8Zuj— Columbo (@ThisUserIsAngry) April 12, 2021
(1) Jakob Greenfeld 在 Twitter: "Spent the past five hours researching Gumroad products. This is my summary. https://t.co/iXMed0QiYF" / Twitter
Spent the past five hours researching Gumroad products.
This is my summary. https://t.co/iXMed0QiYF
Chris Hladczuk 在 Twitter: "I've interviewed 5 founders of billion dollar startups. Here's what I learned:" / Twitter
I've interviewed 5 founders of billion dollar startups.
Here's what I learned:
(1) George Mack 在 Twitter: "THREAD: The top 0.1% of ideas I’ve stumbled upon on the internet. The rabbit holes (without the distractions)." / Twitter
THREAD: The top 0.1% of ideas I’ve stumbled upon on the internet.
The rabbit holes (without the distractions).
Daniel Vassallo 在 Twitter: "Everyone wants to decouple time from money. The problem? It's an extremely unpredictable way to make a living. For every successful creator, there are thousands who make nothing or almost nothing. So, how do you make the unpredictable, predictable? Here's what I learned:" / Twitter
Everyone wants to decouple time from money.
The problem? It's an extremely unpredictable way to make a living. For every successful creator, there are thousands who make nothing or almost nothing.
So, how do you make the unpredictable, predictable? Here's what I learned:
Patrick McKenzie on Twitter
A mindset I learned the last few years which I'm getting a lot of use out of recently:"What is the much more ambitious version of that?"— Patrick McKenzie (@patio11) April 8, 2021
Shahed Khan on Twitter
The valuation The startup https://t.co/8nl5SBFFcD
Naval 在 Twitter: "Whether you’re excited or nervous when your favorite asset falls in price marks whether you’re investing or merely speculating." / Twitter
Whether you’re excited or nervous when your favorite asset falls in price marks whether you’re investing or merely speculating.
David Perell on Twitter
5. The paradox of originality: Many of history's greatest artists have found their voice by copying others. We discover who we are by imitating others and watching our uniqueness emerge over time. pic.twitter.com/JBnwjvmH3W— David Perell (@david_perell) April 5, 2021
Pomp 🌪 on Twitter
Bet on yourself.— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) April 4, 2021
(2) Joe Ferraro 🎤 在 Twitter: "Looking to take your convo game to the next level? 🎙️ I’ve interviewed over 200 of the highest performers in the world - @jamesclear @jspector @annieduke @austinkleon - so I know what makes a good guest. These are my 5 favorite techniques for having a damn good conversation! 👇" / Twitter
Looking to take your convo game to the next level? 🎙️
I’ve interviewed over 200 of the highest performers in the world - @jamesclear @jspector @annieduke @austinkleon - so I know what makes a good guest.
These are my 5 favorite techniques for having a damn good conversation! 👇
Ryan Holiday on Twitter
“Happiness cannot be pursued; it must ensue.” Viktor E. Frankl— Ryan Holiday (@RyanHoliday) April 3, 2021
GREG ISENBERG on Twitter
I started using Twitter in 2008 to find a job in startups in SFI had little money and was desperate to find a way to AmericaInstead I found something else…— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 3, 2021
Alex Garcia 🔍 on Twitter
I've scripted, filmed, and produced over 150+ video ads.Some worked okay and some were a grand slam.The ones that worked best followed a simple framework with a little bit of flair.If you study some of the greatest ads -- they also followed the same framework.Use this 🧵— Alex Garcia 🔍 (@alexgarcia_atx) April 3, 2021
James Clear on Twitter
How to become a better public speaker:I've given 100+ keynotes (mostly about my book, Atomic Habits). I'm still not particularly amazing, but I've definitely improved.And the #1 thing I did to get better was surprising and totally by accident.Here's what happened...— James Clear (@JamesClear) April 2, 2021