In this edition of Weekend Brew, we’ll go over the “Metaverse”, lean marketing, and 1Password’s decision to run as an electron app.
Also, check out my recent book notes on The Lean Startup and The Obstacle is the Way. Enjoy!
I’m excited to announce I’ve started a newsletter! Over the last few months, I’ve become increasingly fascinated by Mental Models–frameworks for thinking. Mental Models originate from some of history’s greatest thinkers, across a variety of disciplines, and are distilled into easy consumed, yet widely applicable tools for approaching problems. Well-known businesspeople from Charlie Munger (vice-chair … Read more
The First 20 Hours, by Josh Kaufman, is a book about learning things quickly. It offers tactical advice on how to rapidly acquire a new skill. The first few chapters provide a lot of useful and in-depth principles for how to learn something fast. The latter chapters (while interesting) serve as appendices for how the … Read more
In this edition of Weekend Brew, we’ll go over the “Metaverse”, lean marketing, and 1Password’s decision to run as an electron app.
Also, check out my recent book notes on The Lean Startup and The Obstacle is the Way. Enjoy!
The Lean Startup, by Eric Ries, is a book about running your startup using the scientific method. Learn your target market’s demands thoroughly first, then build the first iteration of your product. Run an experiment to see how the market reacts, measure the specific results, and learn from these findings. Refine your product and repeat … Read more
The Obstacle is the Way, by Ryan Holiday, helps put obstacles in perspective and explains how one can navigate hurdles as they come your way. It references a lot of Stoic philosophy, while also giving real-world examples and practical advice. Often, when faced with obstacles, one’s instinct is to avoid them. This book argues that … Read more
In this week’s edition, we talk about leading with empathy, fast-paced career selection, and sales automation. Also, have a look at my book notes for The Dip, by Seth Godin , and how to master your finances with YNAB. Enjoy!
I hate personal budgeting. Most people do. You set a plan, you inevitably blow your budget, get demoralized, and the downward spiral of overspending starts. You stress over spending too much on something. Then beat yourself up over it, then to cope with the stress, you order takeout or go shopping, thus perpetuating the cycle. … Read more
The Dip, by Seth Godin, is a fantastic quick read that helps you decide when you should quit something, or when you should stick with something. Many struggle with this decision when they face a phenomenon this book calls “The Dip”. The Dip is a struggle or learning curve you experience when taking something on. … Read more
This weekend, we’ll talk about, faster decision-making, remote work, and Star Wars. Also, have a look at my recent blog post on why OKRs are far superior to KPI’s. Enjoy!