#Reflection

ThreadFor @AdamCrigler You're EXACTLY right.Asking people anything makes them angry because their anger is RIGHTEOUS, and unless YOU immediately join in, you're "part of the problem."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-tahg3
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It's been **700 DAYS** since the @CommonsCAEC committee published a report. That's a very long time!@Tobias_Ellwood, @TomTugendhat, @AngusMacNeilSNP, @SarahChampionMP maybe time to check-in & see what deadly weapons the UK
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I'v had back to back failed relationships and I think I have learned alot (probably more than most). Lockdown has given me time to reflect on my experiences and lessons.
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10 reflections on mental health & Covid-19 from @JulesEvans11 and my new @Collective_Psyc for @wellcometrust:1) As another Covid wave approaches, we need to *resist the temptation to pathologise our suffering,
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I grew up in a single parent household. My mom did not graduate highschool and worked housekeeping jobs until I was a toddler. Which meant most of my time was
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1) My investment philosophy + Disclaimer -I'm a full-time investor and my concentrated portfolio is comprised of (primarily founder-led) high growth companies with large addressable markets. I usually look for
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It's much harder to imagine heaven than hell. In fact it takes no faith at all to believe in hell, only an open eye. You don't even need a pair
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I want to explain what's been going through my mind regarding the treatment of two members. Together and as individuals. I've held my tongue because I think speaking on the
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I thought I'd provide historical context, from my #MormonAmerican research, to a recent petition that accuses BYU of forgetting its religious mission. The school has a long and interesting history
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One of the most impactful books that I have read is ‘The Outliers’ by Malcolm Gladwell. The Book is a contradiction of sorts because it talks about those who have
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This is a thread about The Everything Bubble. And about #Bitcoin being for the people. There’s a story from David Foster Wallace that goes like this - there are
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Easter is a moveable feast. That means it doesn’t fall on a specific calendrical day, but rather its date changes each year – in this case, in relation to certain
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astro ramble w joy on why this year really sucks disclaimer: i am in no way a professional astrologist and i’m still learning. any information tweeted is just
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I have been silent for a few days but not anymore. It's about to get really political here so if this thread isnt what you signed up for when you
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Welcome to the early 2000's-- where pop punk music all kind of sounded the same but we pretended it didn't, flip phones with limited text messages and minutes were the
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Another common question I’m answering working with scaling tech companies is…Q. What’s the worst leadership advice you’ve heard?A. By far the worst is “Hire great people and get out of
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