Tag: networking
Is Urbit Even Real?
Urbit Group: ~minder-folden/valeria-city Apply For Membership: https://www.Valeria.City In this video, I dive deep into explaining what Urbit is, why it exists, and how it works. I tackle the nagging issues with the current internet structure, tracing their root cause to the early decisions made in the creation of the internet, especially the use of IP…
Surprising Connections
There’s an underground Mentalist who I have respected for years. He creates experiences that are direct, powerful, and professional. They’re perfect for me. And he’s a reclusive cat. He can disappear for years. No email. No website. Nothing. Then he comes back with new material to share with the community before going off grid again.…
4 Steps I Took To Shave 20 Years Off My Learning Curve
The standard social narrative traps you in an escalator to an early grave. When you have the world’s most amazing technology at your fingertips, how would you go about building a life of control, freedom, and meaning? These are the hard-won lessons I’ve learned from my own career, and I’m sharing for anyone & everyone…
Protected: A Mind Reader’s Complete Guide to Connecting With Successful People
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Open Letter To My Mom About Urbit
Hi Mom. You know how you’re always asking me why I didn’t comment on your Facebook post about that one thing that your friend from high school shared? I didn’t see it. Seriously. Facebook doesn’t show me everything that you post. It doesn’t even show me everything that Ashley posts. In fact, Facebook doesn’t show…
Self Confidence
“Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than knowledge.” ~Charles Darwin How many people do you know who are absolutely, positively sure of themselves, yet are about as wrong as they could possibly be? Based purely on anecdotal evidence you could come to the conclusion that morons are the most confident in themselves, yet geniuses are often…
Most Interesting Man at 30,000 Feet
On any plane, at any networking event, or any cocktail party I’m usually the most interesting person in the room. I used to think it was because I travel the world, have great tour stories, worked on multiple TV projects, or have famous friends. Nope. Couldn’t be more wrong. Here’s how it happens. Someone asks…
Remember Anything
“Hi there! Great to meet you!” I said as I shook her hand. “We met 6 months ago.” Ouch. Guess how well the rest of the meeting went? It’s incredible what having a poor memory can cost you. The weird thing is, you rarely find out what forgetting something will cost you. In the example…