65: What you want for dinner 🍽
How often do you revisit ideas you believe to be common sense? When thinking of possible ways we could develop
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64: Constraints and consistency 🎲
People become great by being creative within the boundaries and persisting when others might quit.
63: Nobody cares 📵
Sometimes you will be out in the field, pushing the limits of expectation, on the verge of changing the world,
62: The hard thing about hard work ⚒️
Brandon Sanderson is one of my favourite authors. If he writes something I’m going to eat it up. But
61: It Sounds Better Over There 🎋
Whenever words are carried by saltine winds over vast expanses of water, they somehow gain the magical property of resonating
60: The Sum of our Parts 🧩
No one human knows how to make a pencil from scratch despite it seeming like a fundamentally basic thing -
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🎙 The Psychology of Trading with David Belle
David speaks with David Belle, the founder of Macrodesiac and Director of Growth at TradingView. We talked about: The psychology
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Are Stories Dangerous? - The Story Paradox by Jon Gottschall
Jon Gottschall wrote a book called The Story Paradox, in which the humble story itself is the villain. He wants
59: Greener Grass
The Sword of Damocles has become synonymous with imminent danger and the threat of sudden calamity - but that’s
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🎙 Fintech and Fashion with Urenna Okonkwo
David speaks with Urenna Okonkwo, the founder and CEO of luxury fashion fintech platform Cashmere. They talk about everything at
The Market For Spam
85% of the global email volume is spam Sounds a lot like the 80/20 rule We usually know what
58: Schools for Africans
It took fifty miles of cycling and the best part of a thousand pounds to reach Senegal. I rode with
