Diderot Effect

How to use Diderot Effect to our advantage, Project Hail Mary, Get on a call with me & many more...

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Hi 👋 Prado here

10 Interesting things for you 🙌

  1. Diderot Effect (Short-Essay)
    We often decide what to do next based on what we have just finished doing.
    How to use Diderot Effect to our advantage :)

  2. Be More Successful: New Harvard Research Reveals A Fun Way To Do It (Blog)

  3. World Building (Blog)

  4. Something from my Twitter👇

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    Most of us here read only non-fiction & self-help books. It's my duty to introduce you to fiction books 🙌 Here are 10 great fiction books 📚 👇

    August 23rd 2021

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    • Real influencers are those who are completely vaccinated but still wear masks to encourage others 🙏

  5. Interesting Human of the week:- Aly Raisman (Two-time Olympian) winning gold and her parents’ reaction is priceless #SupportiveParents :)

  6. Picture of the week:- If you can take one learning from the book ‘Siddhartha’ let it be this one - “I can think, I can wait, I can fast”

  7. Question of the week:- What’s something new you’ve learned about yourself in the last three months?

  8. Meme of the week:- No way home Peter.

  1. Current read: I just can’t stop reading “Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir” (I read it before going to sleep and I haven’t been sleeping like this in almost a year now)

  2. Quote of the week:

    1. “Talent is cheap — you have to be obsessed, otherwise you are going to give up.” — John Baldessari

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    2. "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible." - Francis of Assisi

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    3. "Half of the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important/ seek attention. They don't mean to do harm. But the harm does not interest them." -- T. S. Eliot

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Two Personal Announcements 🚨

1. Get on a Zoom call with me 👇

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Last Sept I went on zoom calls with 30 people from Twitter. Thinking to do something similar this year too 🙌 Who's in?

August 25th 2021

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Here’s how we’ll do it.

  1. Click on this link, Pick a time, fill up the questions and schedule yourself.

  2. I will pick one person per day (That means you got a 33% chance)

2. I’m moving my newsletter day 🙌

From Friday to Wednesday.

You will receive my newsletter on Wednesday rather than on Friday.

I realised there are too many people sending newsletters on Friday and plus I’m on a 4 day work week schedule.

Even though the open rate is around 40-50% (which is great) but I like to experiment.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday will be used to learn and play more.

See you next Wednesday 🚀

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