I’ve heard the term “Web 3.0” thrown around with the rise of popularity of cryptocurrencies and NFT’s. In order to understand what Web 3.0 is, we first need to understand Web 1.0 and Web 2.0. The Internet Before we can understand Web 1.0, the technology needs to be set up in order for websites to […]
Zero to One is a collection of thoughts, ideas, and notes from a class Peter Thiel taught at Stanford about startups. Peter Thiel is one of the co-founders of PayPal and has stayed prominent in Silicon Valley and the investing community. From this course, a student, Blake Masters, shared his notes which were widely circulated.
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Ikigai is a Japanese concept that roughly translates as “the happiness of always being busy.” The authors of the book, Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, realized there were no books bringing this concept to the Western world. A secondary reason for the book was to conduct an investigation of the people of Ogimi, Japan. Ogimi
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I was waiting in a TSA line as a thirteen-year-old boy when I asked my grandfather “Where is your favorite place on Earth that you have been?” He responded back saying “Without a doubt, New Zealand.” He told me a story of how he and my grandmother were driving along the northwest coast of New
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Think about the people you admire most. Seriously, take a minute to think about who will be on this list. At least for me, these people demonstrate a group characteristic that I would like to have in the super version of me. They behave in a way that I would like to replicate in the
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