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Grant Nissly

grant_nissly

20 Lessons from 2020. 2020 was an unforgettable year, and I was fortunate enough have the opportunity to learn some important lessons. See all 20 here: 1. Take asymmetric bets.

Tim Pittman

pittman021

I've followed and admired @dvassallo over the last 6 months. He quit his $500k salary at Amazon, built an audience from scratch and now makes 6-figures on his "small bets".

@survivorstrong3

survivorstrong3

Often survivors signal to us indirectly that they are being abused or controlled. In some instances, they are consciously testing the waters by giving hints. In other instances, they are

Zavén Sargsyan

sargsyanz

Important point about post-hoc decision analysis Similarly, just because the outcome was good doesn’t mean decisions were right / a mistake wasn’t made.I find helpful the analogies of decision-making (and

Sathya

Sathyanand1985

Cal Newport offers useful strategies in his books like 'Deep Work' and 'So Good They Cannot Ignore You'.He offers no non-sense advice that can help you create a meaningful and

Chintan Girish Modi

chintan_connect

My piece for @bsindia: As adults try to strike a balance between taking care of their family & fulfilling their professional obligations, it is critical to think seriously about how

Kelly Shortridge

swagitda_

A “basic” infosec tool (2FA) is what alerted FireEye to nation state activity. There are a few things we can learn from this, and not just that my screaming into

Antoine Collard | 林杰安

jieh_an

Last month marked my 4th year anniversary of learning Chinese. I wanna share with you 9 reasons why you should learn Bopomofo (注音符號) instead of Pinyin if you are a

sung

killdads

When the patriarch admits, “I want to beat you during sex because you are not worthy of respect” that is not power exchange, that is not BDSM. That is NOT

CLEAR Center

UCDavisCLEAR

How much do you know about the food that we lose and toss? Learn about this serious environmental issue with 5 quick facts. First, it's important to know the difference

Randall Kanna

RandallKanna

I don’t have a CS degree so I've had to learn on my own. Thread on creating your own CS degree online. Start with a great intro course to get

Santiago

svpino

If you are looking into Python as your next challenge, this thread will help you get started.Remember:1. Python’s job market is insane2. It’s inexpensive and easy to learn3. The

Kat Cole

KatColeATL

Mentors: a thread. I'm so glad I caught this tweet from @susanthesquark I felt the same way many moons ago. My thinking changed with some lessons along the wayhttps://twitter.com/susanthesquark/status/1281854222951002112 Headline:

D. Sivakumar

dsivakumar

""23 things I didn't learn in college / grad school":#16: These behaviors impose a ceiling on your career growth:bitterness, cynicism, insecurity, jealousy, pessimism, pettiness.Avoid them. Most of us have experienced

Tiffany Ton

tiffanyton

i'm getting compliments on how i'm performing at a higher level than the years of experience that i actually have in product design. super awesome to hear, but i attribute

val

vyguz

Tw and cw food - a thread by someone with an ED To start off this thread, no one looks at 'cw // food' and thinks "Food must be bad.

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