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excellent piece. i find founders usually think strategy is a waste of time in the beginning. but that's only true if strategy is separate from the company story. if a team's reason to get out of bed is counter-positioned to the incumbents, the work is already done
"care and quality are internal and external aspects of the same thing"
there are no good things without earnest people making them
the most important parts for me:
• have clear intention how to show up at home
• get that on the calendar and the todo list
• have a ritual or totem for shifting modes
if it's a priority it has to get handled like one. great read
dude this. and i noticed staying up to work late vs getting decent sleep isn’t just about being tired anymore it’s rolling the dice on how well i can regulate myself the next day
weston was in middletown visiting his sister and her husband worked at the plant.
the rest of his career looked different after taking this.
he took the print with him to mexico and hung in his studio next to a picasso.
moma.org/interactives/object…
steel: armco, middletown, ohio. edward weston, october 1922.
the most beautiful my hometown has ever looked. the future gets built faster when people can see it as beautiful.
who's shooting data centers and battery plants like this?
