Operating with the assumption that you'll get something right the first time you try is not only unrealistic, but incredibly counterproductive.
A reminder that everything is relative and we can inflate the ceiling on our expectations infinitely.
Words are not the thing being communicated, they are merely an attempt to map to the thing being communicated.
Focusing on something for an incredibly long time is how we build strong and lasting knowledge, businesses, and relationships.
It's hard to know to what degree what you're doing right now is contributing to what you'll be doing in the future.
In a market without physical constraints, you can build products and make media with close to zero cost of replication.
A social contract between creator and owner, stored immutably on a blockchain.
While zooming out will sometimes reveal you are completely wasting your time, it may also deliver the perspective required to keep going.
When learning anything, it's often the case that we're immediately confronted with how little we know about the thing we're trying to learn.
It's one thing to be able to broadcast your work to every corner of the earth to find clients and customers — it's another for that work to become a conduit for meeting lifelong friends.
Acknowledging the fact we can't know everything puts us in a much more useful position for revealing our blindspots.
What's the difference between fungible and non-fungible? Simply put — fungible means there is no difference in value between two things...
