The video title should honestly be one about how important it is to keep creative folk in your organization. Perhaps even more important is the fact that if you want to have your company survive the natural powers of capitalism, you should keep creative people on tap:
Never Interrupt
via Charlie Munger:
The first rule of compounding: Never interrupt it unnecessarily.
So true.
Our Own Personal Gulag
An unbelievable list of things that one man learned from one of the harshest places on earth:
Lower Costs
As we begin to scale out our operations on my small project that has become a bit larger than I thought (and with such speed!), we’re starting to think through not just the what but the who.
The Gap Between What We Say and What We Do
We say that children and their future are important to us but it doesn’t seem that we actually put our money where our mouths are, or want to be. Education is deeply and fundamentally broken in the US and it’s hard for me to watch these types of videos and not feel deeply for all those impacted:
On Intelligence
There is very little real balance in life and the ideas of “work-life balance” are so terribly limited and broken that I’ve long-since used that aphoristic phrase for anything useful.
Rather, life is much more about managing tension than anything else, a rubber band ball really.
The Perfect Job
The perfect job is less about the job, itself, and more about your ability to control and manage your most precious resource, which is time:
On Becoming Antifragile
Antifragility is an interesting concept and one that I’ve become much more interested in over the years since it was first coined: