How to get Rich (without getting Lucky)
A tweetstorm from Naval Ravikant. The best framework I've seen for thinking through levers to achieve wealth.
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!
Your Life in Weeks
Sometimes life feels really short. Other times it feels really long. One thing that's always true is that it's most certainly finite.
How To Be Successful
A blog post from Sam Altman on how to achieve outlier success.
Metrics for Early Stage Startups
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
Tim Ferriss interviewed Hugh Jackman on his podcast. One of my favorite podcast episodes ever.
Ryan Kulp: Your Productivity B-Roll
A great blog post on levels of motivation and leveraging your time wisely.
Wealth Tips for Founders
Tactical Financial advice for founders.
Marshall Haas: How I save 80 hours per month with my Assistant
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
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
The best post I've read on validating your idea as quickly as possible.
Moses Kagan: Why We Focus on Unlevered Yield
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.