The 1st Edition - On tracking your time, rethinking heuristics & Italian-inspired estates
George Nurijanian
1 quote:
“Risk awakens our learning muscles like a splash of cold water.” David Perell
1 video:
I’ve been watching The Sopranos & dreaming about New York-style pizza (no deliveries during the lockdown). Italy has been on my mind. This Italian-inspired estate in Omokoroa has been listed for over 10 months and sits around the 9.5M+ mark. #beautiful
2 thoughts:
I
What’s more likely to succeed (if any option is feasible)?
Try to remedy mid-way what was broken from the start?
Discard what was broken and start all over (in a less broken way)?
Leave the broken thing to evolve naturally (laissez-faire)?
II
If the trade is so good, why not invest even more?
3 links:
One day I would like to start & grow a SaaS business. This CEO tracked every 15 minutes of his 2 years running a startup & broke down his most/least value-add activities.
In product, UX, marketing we often rely on a lot of heuristics. Some of them, like loss aversion, might have to be reconsidered.
Simon Wardley created Wardley Mapping to help with strategy formulation. It’s a dense process that leaves many winded before they get to something valuable. These diagrams make it a bit more accessible.
Let me know what resonated with you the most!
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