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Tony Fadell

Creator of the iPod and co-creator of the iPhone at Apple, founder of Nest, and author of Build.

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7 June

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From one piece Tony Fadell: How to build real taste (and why AI makes it matter more) 15 beliefs · youtube.com

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29 April 2022

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    The Hundred-Year Marathon

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    And so I’ve been reading books like The Hundred-Year Marathon, something like this just to learn to get from a different perspective, that’s by Michael Pillsbury. I’m also been really fascinated by The Changing World Order by Ray Dalio. And when you start to look at history repeating itself, it’s really insightful to help you try to understand the world better. And these books do a great job of illuminating those things.

    tim.blog

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    The Changing World Order

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    I’m also been really fascinated by The Changing World Order by Ray Dalio. And when you start to look at history repeating itself, it’s really insightful to help you try to understand the world better. And these books do a great job of illuminating those things.

    tim.blog

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    Speed & Scale

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    Speed & Scale. If you could see it, but that’s John Doerr’s latest compilation of all kinds of different people working on climate solutions. I think that’s a really great one.

    tim.blog

27 January 2020

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    In Praise of Shadows

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    I regularly gift the book called In Praise of Shadows.

    tim.blog

  • Likedrcmnd.app

    Thinking, Fast and Slow

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    I always go back to it because it makes me think about the ideas in the book, but also it makes me think about my life, which is Thinking, Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman.

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    OOLER

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    but I have this device called the OOLER, which is I think the next generation chiliPAD.

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    • Recommends Speed & Scale
      Speed & Scale. If you could see it, but that’s John Doerr’s latest compilation of all kinds of different people working on climate solutions. I think that’s a really great one.

      tim.blog 29 Apr 2022

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    • Liked The Changing World Order
      I’m also been really fascinated by The Changing World Order by Ray Dalio. And when you start to look at history repeating itself, it’s really insightful to help you try to understand the world better. And these books do a great job of illuminating those things.

      tim.blog 29 Apr 2022

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    • Liked The Hundred-Year Marathon
      And so I’ve been reading books like The Hundred-Year Marathon, something like this just to learn to get from a different perspective, that’s by Michael Pillsbury. I’m also been really fascinated by The Changing World Order by Ray Dalio. And when you start to look at history repeating itself, it’s really insightful to help you try to understand the world better. And these books do a great job of illuminating those things.

      tim.blog 29 Apr 2022

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