Be careful when taking advice from people who have already ‘made it’. Many times what got a person from A to B isn’t the same as what’s getting them from Y to Z. This came up recently as I was speaking to an entrepreneur who’s become increasingly
“When we don’t trust our own definition of what is good, we let other people define is for us” I was having a deep chat with an old friend a couple of weeks ago. He’s an investment banking analyst at a prestigious bank in London. Many would say
Something strange happened whilst I was browsing through YouTube this week. I’m someone who like to watch the occasional business video every now and then, so naturally it’s what the YouTube algorithm recommends to me. Recently I’ve have videos on “The Top X Business Ideas” from a
“Quantity is what you do for yourself. Quality is what you do for your audience.” Some of you will have noticed that I haven’t been positing on YouTube as consistently as I used to. This post is half an attempt at me trying to justify that internally to myself,
“Outliers make for great inspiration…but lousy role models - Scott Galloway in The Algebra of Wealth” There’s a quote Tim Cook said a while back: “Follow your passion and you’ll never work a day in your life”. Plenty of people ask me how it is that I
“It takes 4 years to get a degree, 8 to be a lawyer, 10 to be a doctor. Then there’s people who try YouTube for 3 months and give up after seeing 0 results” Something about the quote above really resonated with me. It’s from a VidIQ tweet
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