• Live In The Present

    It is impossible to live in the past, difficult to live in the present and a waste to live in the future.”

    – Frank Herbert

  • Education Is Entertainment

    Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and entertainment doesn’t know the first thing about either.

    – Marshall McLuhan

  • Using Tools Judiciously

    Judicious use of a tool requires awareness of possible side effects and reactions. Otherwise, indiscriminate use may result in side effects and reactions outweighing the benefits…The cure is sometimes worse than the disease.

    – V.F Ridgway

  • What Is Confidence?

    Confidence is not the same as a guarantee- and I would never propose that people trust themselves to have the answer or trust themselves to succeed… it’s simply that trusting yourself is better than not trusting yourself. Shipping your best version is better than not shipping it and deciding to get better at something is the only way to get better at it.

    – Sethi Godin

  • Ordinary Times and Extraordinary Times

    The extent of someone’s courage or cowardice can not be measured in ordinary times. All is revealed when something happens.

    – Ben Horowitz

  • Success Traps

    Success traps can be harder to get out of, because at least with failure traps, there’s incentives to change things. With success traps, the incentives are to keep doing the same thing.

    – Greg McKeown

  • Create More Than You Consume

    If you want to be successful in business (in life, actually), you have to create more than you consume. Your goal should be to create value for everyone you interact with. Any business that doesn’t create value for those it touches, even if it appears successful on the surface, isn’t long for this world. It’s on the way out.

    – Jeff Bezos

  • Shift From Non-consensus To Consensus

    All the the returns come from being non-consensus and right – and every company has to shift from non-consensus to consensus to ultimately succeed.

    – Delian Asparouhov

  • Tourists and Purists

    Tourist and purist – that’s my main device to understand the sections of culture, that move culture forward. You have a purist, that’s like, I know the whole art history of everything, you can’t do this, this was done 20-times before you thought of it. Like, this is the pure institution. Then there’s the tourist, who’s bright-eyed, curiosity-driven, that has a lust for learning, and they support whatever.

    – Virgil Abloh