Evan Pitchie
@evanpitchie
Creative thinker, tech and business nerd, Muay Thai enthusiast. My collection of thoughts and things that make me go “hmm”
Evan Pitchie
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Many relationship problems stem from asking too many questions. What do you want to do? Where do you want to eat? Should we go here? Thoughts on this?
Even if it's not direct, it'll usually come off as an attempt to seek approval. Nobody wants that perpetual burden of responsibility. Instead, default to making proposals first
Starts with genuinel... See more
Take more initiative instead of burdening the other with always making the decision in an effort to please them. Assume the other person will voice their opinion if they don't like the plan
As the barrier to code reduces, taste will be the greater differentiator
The way to get rid of anxiety is to not try to get rid of it. You're basically freaking out about freaking out and trapping yourself in that endless mental cycle. Instead, what you need to do is just be ok with it
When you're ok with it, you no longer label it as a threat. When you no longer label it as a threat, you no longer feel the need to esc... See more
Feeling challenged by life and how to deal with it
Dealing with anxiety
Looking to build the right team
Ideas, not technology or invention, are what change the future most, and that is what you should be betting on. Parsley has great tech, but it is the shifting cultural convention that will change their future, and every day they are speeding that change along.
The future isn’t new technology. The future is changed people. Your brand should be placin... See more
The future isn’t new technology. The future is changed people. Your brand should be placin... See more
Jasmine Bina • There Is No Brand Strategy Without a Prediction
as Albert Einstein was famous for saying, “ No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it ” Put another way, you can’t solve a problem within the context of that problem.
TFSX • The Future Thinker’s Dilemma
If your commerce experience is boring, you’re dead.
#292: Why Web3 Loyalty Hasn’t Taken Off (Yet) by Tareq Nazlawy
In a sea of competing brands, give me a reason to come back to yours