Tejas Gawande
@tejas
Co-founder, Chronicle. Product geek.
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"You can make anything by writing." — C.S. Lewis
Anu • Writer-Builders
Keep your Sails Up
During tough times, it is crucial to maintain a positive attitude and take actions that keep you motivated and uplifted.
Keeping your spirits high by engaging in small, positive activities like eating right, cleaning up, socializing, being kind, and generous can help navigate through challenging situations and prevent oneself from ... See more
During tough times, it is crucial to maintain a positive attitude and take actions that keep you motivated and uplifted.
Keeping your spirits high by engaging in small, positive activities like eating right, cleaning up, socializing, being kind, and generous can help navigate through challenging situations and prevent oneself from ... See more
Keep your sails up. Be ready for when the winds come
Consumer demand for smaller scale and human-crafted versions of everything will grow in an AI world. While the future of work might lend itself to small business creation, let’s ****not forget the demand side of the equation. We are going to crave artisanal and story-driven sources and experiences. Why? As every big company floods the zone of our a... See more
Scott Belsky • The Era of Scaling Without Growing & the Meaning Economy
AI might drive growth of more 'artisanal entrepreneurs'
Cognitive patience: The ability to slow down, think deeply, and carefully evaluate information
Taste requires focus
Skinner’s three key insights — immediate rewards work better than delayed, unpredictable rewards work better than fixed, and conditioned rewards work better than primary — were found to also apply to humans, and in the 20th Century would be used by businesses to shape consumer behavior. From Frequent Flyer loyalty points to mystery toys in McDonald... See more
Gurwinder • Why Everything Is Becoming a Game
Gamification: Evolution of a concept from friend to foe
At some point in their teenage years—and sometimes earlier—the future geniuses would apprentice themselves intellectually to someone with exceptional capacity in their field.
Childhoods of Exceptional People
Exception people did some kind of cognitive apprenticeships in their teenage.
Delayed gratification is the key to life
“Yego’s rise was enabled by YouTube. Yet since its founding, popular consensus has been that the video service is making people dumber. Indeed, modern video media may shorten attention spans and distract from longer-form means of communication, such as written articles or books. But critically overlooked is its unlocking a form of mass-scale tacit... See more
YouTube: The Learning Machine
Transfer of knowledge. See and do.
YouTube has taken visual learning to another level. Future generations may possibly view YouTube as revolutionary an educational tool as the printing press was for text-based and self-guided learning.