Curiosity Friday: Collapse of $120 Million Company, Web3, and more
Episode - 19
Today at a Glance
Quote: Comfort with discomfort.
Article: The Best Things in Life are backward
Tweet: Learn the language of Web3 faster than anyone.
Podcast: Domm on the Fast collapse.
One Quote
“If you have everything under control, you're not moving fast enough.” – Mario Andretti
Peak performance is found at the edge of control.
Develop comfort with discomfort.
One Article
Why the Best Things in Life Are All Backwards
Trying too hard to get what you want in life—like love, respect, and happiness—often has the opposite effect: you end up lonely, dejected, and miserable.
Have you ever tried to achieve more, but ended up getting nothing or less than you desire? This happens to most of us.
What if we tried to live backward and achieve more than we want.
This article by Mark Manson unveils everything that you want to know to move ahead in life and be successful. Worth reading.
One Tweet
Want to learn everything about Web3, but the terms look a bit confusing to you?
The above thread will uncover all the technical terms and lingo that are associated with Web3 and will help you to learn the terms easily.
Grab a Coffee or something and be ready to go into the learning phase of Web3.
One Podcast
Fast’s Domm Holland on What Really Happened at Fast
If you’ve been following startup or technology news the last few weeks, you’ve definitely heard about the collapse of Fast—the one-click checkout company that had raised $120 million.
This interview is worth a listen—impressive that Harry was able to get him to join right after the collapse. I’ll hold on to sharing my view for now. Listen to the short discussion and you be the judge.
Listen to it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
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