Final edition
7 Hiighlights ranked by people. Voting closed at midnight UTC.
If an opportunity is exciting enough to drop whatever you're doing right now, then it's a yes. If it's not, then perhaps you should think twice.
Everyday people aren’t the bottom, they are the roots, the foundation, the source of culture itself. We are the culture, and we change it or are changed by it.
If you only read one book on a topic and use that as the basis for your beliefs for an entire category of life, well, how sound are those beliefs?
In the real world, it is often easier to improve your performance by cutting the downside rather than capturing the upside. Subtraction is more practical than addition.
It’s both intimate and public, weird and welcoming. It’s less performative than a blog, but more intentional and thoughtful than a Twitter feed.
It’s not about getting found by everyone. A focus on experience creates something that (some) people want to look for.
Let your idea return to you. At some point, but only after you have stopped thinking about it, your idea will come back to you with a flash of insight and renewed energy.