You can't delegate thinking.
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November 9 · Issue #58 · View online |
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You can’t delegate thinking.
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You fired your top talent. I hope you’re happy.
On the surface, this is a story about a tech bro who thinks that he is god’s gift to them, that they should worship the ground he walks on and that they should be thankful for his very presence, and that they booted Rick’s ass out the door because his reputation cashed checks that his talent couldn’t pay for.
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How Spending $20,000 on a Domain Name Uncovered an Incredible Business Opportunity
My 28 day live case study saw me build a spoken version of Medium, only for them to launch the same thing three months later.
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High Quality Content Defined (With Examples)
Wondering why your blog isn’t gaining traction? It’s probably because your content is bad. In this post, I define high quality content with examples.
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How to Keep Track of Your Accomplishments for Your Work Portfolio
You can’t create an online work portfolio if you aren’t tracking your work accomplishments. Learn how to efficiently track your work achievements.
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The 50+ Best Blogs of 2017
These are the best blogs of 2017. I promise you there are A LOT of hidden gems in here that you definitely don’t know about but should. Read. Get smarter.
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How Do You Focus?
A friend of mine, Lachlan Campbell, recently asked me how I focus, especially when there’s so much going on. It’s a great question and I’m sure very apropos to Lachlan’s life.
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Uncluttering your digital junk drawers
The proliferation of inexpensive cloud services offer near-ubiquitous access to your files as well as something rather insidious…
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Smart Leaders Focus on Execution First and Strategy Second
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This Is How Many Minutes Of Breaks You Need Each Day
Think about how you want to break up your periods of concentrated work.
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Job Searching? Skip The Job Boards And Take These Five Steps Instead
As one career expert explains, the art of “speculative job applications” may be a numbers game, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
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Strategy: How to Develop, Structure and Shape a Winning System
In business or life, strategy is about creating and orchestrating a plan to achieve future goals. Here’s how to make effective strategies that work for you.
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28-year-old makes millions buying from Walmart, selling on Amazon
Ryan Grant turned a lucrative side-hustle of flipping Barbies and other purchases into a full-time job.
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Self-Education: Teach Yourself Anything with the Sandbox Method
Picking up new skills has become as easy as firing up Google, doing some research, practicing in the right ways, and pushing yourself through the plateaus.
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Employees anonymously share which tech companies don't pay fairly
Blind, the anonymous employee chat app for employees, polled thousand of tech workers about their job satisfaction and salaries.
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Facebook Explore Feed: The Launch, the Test, and What Might Be
A version of the Facebook Explore Feed is being tested in six countries that removes organic brand content from the news feed. Here’s what you need to know.
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Ashamed to work in Silicon Valley: how techies became the new bankers
Wall Street has long been the industry people love to hate. But as big tech’s reputation plummets, suddenly a job at Facebook doesn’t seem so cool
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What I Learned From Reading Every Amazon Shareholders Letter
Insights from every Amazon Shareholder Letter dating back to 1997.
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Jeff Bezos’ guide to life
Here are Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ tips about inspiration, work-life balance, and how to be an inventor.
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Keeping Up With The Kardashians (@KUWTK) — The Secret To Their Success
Today I woke up to the headline that Khloé Kardashian brought her own lighting gear and crew to her driver’s license photo. How silly. How vain.
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The uncomfortable secret to creative success is disequilibrium
Confusion, self-doubt, existential searching, getting lost, and then finding your way out of that state of disequilibrium—these are the essential experiences for the emergence of creativity.
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