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It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at WorkTheir words
Podcast. Another classic manifesto from Jason Fried and DHH, challenging the status quo of business today. Properly sparkled with both “fuck”s and wisdom. Fuck 50 or 80-hour work weeks, the always stressed, always anxious way of working, constant crunch. Let’s all calm down. It doesn’t have to be crazy at work.
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Age of AmbitionTheir words
If you don’t really understand or know a lot about China today, this is one perspective. Good book.
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Everything, newest first — across every channel. Their profile →
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Zero to OneTheir words
Thoughts on building innovative new companies. There’s some startup BS in Zero to One that turned me off, but still enough interesting insight to recommend the book.
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