Curated

Things I love

The internet is a magical place. This is where I curate blogs, videos, and other stuff I've found on the internet that I love. I'm constantly amazed by how much high-quality information we have access to. Conversely, we also have access to a lot of low quality information. If you find yourself watching re-runs of the Office (which is a great show), I encourage you to turn off the tv and flip through any of the stuff below or read a great book!

• How to get Rich (without getting Lucky) tweet

  Naval Ravikant · May 31, 2018

  A tweetstorm from Naval Ravikant. The best framework I've seen for thinking through levers to achieve wealth.

• Your Life in Weeks essay

  Tim Urban · May 7, 2014

  Sometimes life feels really short. Other times it feels really long. One thing that's always true is that it's most certainly finite.

• Lessons from Peter Thiel essay

  Joe Lonsdale · April 11, 2010

  Joe Lonsdale's Lessons from working with Peter Thiel

• How To Be Successful essay

  Sam Altman · January 24, 2019

  A blog post from Sam Altman on how to achieve outlier success.

• Metrics for Early Stage Startups essay

  Daniel Gross · December, 2022

  People don't focus on metrics enough. This is a great read for early stage founders.

• Hugh Jackman on Best Decisions, Daily Routines, and The 85% Rule podcast

  Hugh Jackman · July 2, 2020

  Tim Ferriss interviewed Hugh Jackman on his podcast. One of my favorite podcast episodes ever.

• Ryan Kulp: Your Productivity B-Roll essay

  Ryan Kulp · April 29, 2020

  A great blog post on levels of motivation and leveraging your time wisely.

• Wealth Tips for Founders essay

  Daniel Gross · February, 2020

  Tactical Financial advice for founders.

• Marshall Haas: How I save 80 hours per month with my Assistant essay

  Marshall Haas · March 7, 2019

  Marshall runs a company called Support Shepherd that will help you find an assistant. This is a great breakdown of he uses one.

• Amazon vs. Ben & Jerry's essay

  Joel Spolsky · May 12, 2000

  When you're building a company, there's one very important decision to make: grow slowly, organically, and profitably, or whether to have a big bang with very fast growth and lots of capital? Joel breaks it down in this excellent post.

• How I validated my idea for Kettle & Fire essay

  Justin Mares · May 5, 2020

  The best post I've read on validating your idea as quickly as possible.

• Moses Kagan: Why We Focus on Unlevered Yield essay

  Moses Kagan · September 26, 2018

  Unlevered Yield on Cost is one of the best metrics to use when evaluating a real estate investment. Moses does a great job explaining why.