what does "private" actually mean once your AI prompt leaves the keyboard?
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Every time I see another headline announcing mass layoffs I picture a guy driving an open-top tour bus under a bridge.
"14 ft clearance," the sign reads.
"No worries," the driver thinks. "The bus is 14 ft."
The bus will make it.
Not so much for the riders sitting on the top deck.
The driver realizes this and then affirms to himself that such things are not his responsibility. His task is to drive the bus.
Perhaps the top-deck tourists will duck. If they are “agile,” they may see what's ahead and scramble into the lower deck.
Everyone on the bus has some responsibility. But the final responsibility rests with the driver.
Go read something you find irritating... yet persuasive.
Study it, take notes, and share the experience.
"Elite students climb confidently until they reach a level of competition sufficiently intense to beat their dreams out of them."
-- Peter Thiel
He battled with eyesight problems throughout his life but persisted to become a master in depicting movement, as seen in his ballet dancers and racehorse paintings.
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For a book I published back in 2020, it was sweet to see it rank #2 in "Creativity - Self Help" next to Rick Rubin.
Bestseller rankings come and go, but it's cool to give Rubin some company
For a book I published back in 2020, it was sweet to see it rank #2 in "Creativity - Self Help" next to Rick Rubin.
Bestseller rankings come and go, but it's cool to give Rubin some company
Pablo Picasso struggled with dyslexia but showed early promise in art and quickly surpassed his father's skills.
Undeterred by these challenges, Picasso's relentless experimentation and creativity led him to co-found the Cubist movement. He forever altered the course of modern art.





