I use Twitter as a commonplace note: https://t.co/vPr6DeA0d4 CTO In Sales • Homeschooling dad Building @siteaudittools & @thoughttonote
You are a para in the great epic. Think long term. Not just next two weeks. Our locus of meaning has become self and what happens in next two week. Religion forces us to think long term.
Athens vs Jerusalem Very interesting topic. I don't know if Ari would recommend any material to know this further. As of now, I'm reading:
Beliefs and rituals are interconnected. We start the ritual with a belief. But the ritual cements the belief. How many companies have their vision and rituals interconnected like this. At home, I'm going to start few rituals to reinforce beliefs I want to imbibe with kids
@safidoncity @Libertarian196 @rwac48 Stimulating thought exercise Ranveer. But what if the opportunities to better myself are depleted? What if I don’t even know these opportunities exist (lack of access, information etc)?
@AxisMusik @elonmusk South Africa & India are counter examples to this idea. The mistake you are making is, assuming doves don’t want to win. They want to. Just that they want to win by winning over the enemy rather than destroy.
@nialljoemaher Sorry for the confusion Niall. PTW = play to win book
@jspector Keep my boss away from me; I’ll stay away from you My then manager told me. Forced me to think one level above. What would boss of my boss want? Do that you grow higher and faster.
@nialljoemaher PTW by @RogerLMartin is an absolutely amazing book on strategy. In fact, that's the topic of my newsletter issue today.
@heychrisbarr wanted to check your website. get certificate error on firefox. what is f3?
@amitranjan Congrats Amit.
@BillyBroas @fortelabs will recordings of these talks available later? Some of these times are in the midnight for those in India.
@amix3k How are you following this principle Amir? (Or how you planning to follow this?)
@aseemjakhar Not evil. But you shud also know employees will also start posting abt HR / companies not responding or issues with salary. Guess which ones will go viral?
Boys bought some chaat items to top their experience
Huge collection of flowers from schools in Panchkula
Amazing flower collection
@vikaskhemani @netshrink Every tech solution has a target market and excludes everyone else. Apple vs Android is a case study. There are many. Even in govt soln, all that you can do is facilitating to minimise the leakages. Come from exp of rolling out a govt soln all over India
@jspector As generous as ever Josh. I talk about intersection of business, tech, & storytelling. I use audio, video, text, and images to share my insights.
@moodfazal @jspector The problem is we don't know when twitter will squeeze the developers and others who build on top of it. Happened way too often. I have started to look at twitter as a spoke in the distribution rather than a main place.
@colinyjchung Interesting tool. Looks like my circle 1 includes you ;-)
Sathya has become an embodiment of what Tanmay shared on the podcast interview. Social learning happens when we contribute and support other creators. Thank you @aurasky_
@ZelenskyyUa I only wish he and Ukrainians win this brutal war that has been unleashed on them. Would love to see how he rebuilds this devastated nation.
@ZelenskyyUa In the fight between Volodymyr and Vladimir, might might win the war. Yet, without a doubt, Zelensky has won hearts. Ukrainians will remember a leader who made them laugh, gave them hope, and stood with them in a fight for their freedom. That is the mark of a true leader.
@ZelenskyyUa He was felt In his speech to the EU leaders, he was so passionate that the interpreter broke down during the speech. Most countries did not offer any help to Ukraine at the beginning of the war. Zelensky’s relentless diplomacy changed that.
@ZelenskyyUa He was heard He spoke to his citizens, to Russian citizens, and to world leaders. His words were measured, but they left the most impact. Zelensky stirred his army and citizens, but he has also set a high standard for world citizens to expect from their leaders.
@ZelenskyyUa He was seen He posted videos with senior officials, usually from the streets of his capital, to dispel the rumors that he was fleeing. He chose to stay in a city in the city's worst nightmare rather than go to a faraway country in comfort.
@JamesClear @gruber In your creative pursuit, what details are you obsessing over? Let me quote James Clear again: People who excel tend to obsess over the details. People who struggle also tend to obsess over the details. The difference is what details they focus on.
@JamesClear @gruber He knew what to obsess over. And what to ignore. Yes, people judge a book by cover Yes, how you present yourself in a conference matter Yes, you should obsess over details But what details you obsess over matters. Sometimes it is ok to come to a conference with grass stains
@JamesClear @gruber He concludes, Those grass stained sneakers were the product of limited time, well spent. Steve Jobs once said, Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life.
@JamesClear @gruber John hypothesizes, ..in the run-up to his final keynote, Steve made time for a long, peaceful walk. Hand-in-hand with his wife and family, the sun warm on their backs, smiles on their faces, love in their hearts, at peace with their fate.
@JamesClear Apple follows this philosophy for conferences too. The keynote speeches are rehearsed until they are perfect. How we do one thing is how we do everything. Isn't it? Or is it? @gruber shares an ancedote abt Steve Jobs coming for a keynote speech with grass stains on his shoes
@JamesClear Steve Jobs was driven by the marketing philosophy set by Mike Markkula. One of it was: People DO judge a book by its cover. If we present our products in a slipshod manner, they will be perceived as slipshod Apple products are presented in the most creative way as possible.
As @JamesClear says: People who excel tend to obsess over the details. People who struggle also tend to obsess over the details. The difference is what details they focus on. Most things don’t matter—but when it does, you want to get the details right.
@SejalSud Everything I learned in my life, I learned in hostel: • dealing with all types of people • identifying teasing, bullying, and other forms of aggression • filtering out fake-news (oh they were there even before whatsapp) • having fun in life in general Have fun
@amitranjan Very useful diagram. Thanks for sharing Amit
@SvenSchnieders @aurasky_ I can relate to this as I am reading this quote and other tweets while I should be writing my weekly newsletter 😱
@madversity 1. Students may not know who the person is 2. When you come out from a situation like that, there are billions of things going on minds. Nothing will register in their mind. 3. What they need is debriefing not roses.
@jozzua Lovely tip. Thanks for sharing
"Saying no" should be against a set priorities. Otherwise you'll say no depending on feelings. I would say no to talking to people because I was an introvert and didn't feel like talking to people.
Figuring out what is "important and non-urgent" is difficult. •eating on time • exercise • spending time with family when you are young, these don't look like important; only when you age, you realize how important these are
- Time mgmt - Saying no - Start with whats priority - Identify key activities - Delegation Big takeaways from this chapter by @rahulgmortalis
@jspector What is your rule of thumb to decide between interesting and useful?
@dr oh, @FusioncastFM by @mariordev has been a savior exactly for these moments
@htmx_org @ChrisFerdinandi @changelog Has @changelog ever covered @htmx_org ?
@ChrisFerdinandi @changelog @htmx_org htmx also seems to be following the same philosophy like turbolinks; Get full html from server but provide the experience of SPA.
@ashabed Great advice. This is how it is going to be especially when remote working is going to be norm
@changelog @ChrisFerdinandi Would you place @htmx_org at the same level at Turbolinks?
@rishabh_grg Good luck RG. Small bets, huge returns.
@aurasky_ @sivers @jillmetcalfe @rahultyagicom I use @obsdmd for most of the reasons that Sivers talks about. We spend way too much time on putting lipstick with the tool rather than getting the work done. With the plain text, you focus on getting the work done.
