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Free time, career advice, and asking good questions
Jay's Finds - April 19th, 2024
đź’ˇ Trying something new - click on the tweets/links to read more!
I scroll the internet so you don’t have to.
My best finds from the week:
1)
Just because you have free time doesn’t mean anyone who asks for it is entitled to it.
— Alex Hormozi (@AlexHormozi)
4:45 PM • Dec 7, 2023
Great reminder. The bigger your goal, the tighter your focus must be.
2)
I’m the CEO of a $100 million business.
But the first 10 years of my career:
• Rejected by Google (2x)
• Fired by FB after 9 months
• Built 10+ startups that didn’t work outHere are 18 pieces of brutally honest career advice (I wish I knew earlier):
— Noah Kagan (@noahkagan)
1:04 PM • Mar 23, 2024
A few of my favorite lines:
Be impatient with actions and patient with results.
You can be your biggest critic as long as you’re also your biggest cheerleader.
“There are million-dollar lessons hidden in $30 books.”
Don’t let an impressive-sounding title distract you from what matters most: doing work you enjoy.
3)
Got to work with Tyler during my internship at beehiiv this past summer. Killer operator. Phenomenal leader. Underrated writer.
3.5)
Looking for visuals and charts, rather than words, to understand the daily news?
Bay Area Times is a visual-based newsletter on business and tech, with 250,000+ subscribers.
4)
A few of my favs:
Who needs my help today?
What tough conversation am I avoiding?
What would this look like if it were easy?
What are my anti-goals? (worst-case scenario)
What’s something I’m happy to overspend on? (books)
5)
James is such a clear thinker and communicator. Worth the listen.
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