This week, I unlocked 5 premium Dossiers for the @ProfileRead's 2020 Year in Review.
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Spotify's Daniel Ek is not your typical CEO. He likes to go on long walks that help him sharpen his thinking. He looks to Beyoncé for ideas on the creative process. He refuses to schedule more than three meetings per day.
Legendary investor Charlie Munger believes that the avoidance of stupidity is more important than the pursuit of excellence. “You have a moral duty to make yourself as un-ignorant and un-stupid as you can,” he says.
Malcolm Gladwell’s theories have served as conversation starters around the world.
This is a deep dive on his ideas around why talent is a myth, how we misjudge the character of strangers, and what we can do to fall into intellectual rabbit holes.
Here's why lowering your bar for victory can make you happier, according to astronaut Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield)
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Hadfield was an astronaut for 21 years, but he only spent 6 months in space.
You have to find a way to maintain a sense of purpose for a long period of time. How?
“I don’t wait until the end to feel successful,” Hadfield says. “I don’t say, ‘The only time I’m going to be happy is when I walk on the moon. If you wait until you walk on the moon, it still won’t be fun because it won’t turn out the way you envisioned.”
The man who builds impossible things: Mark Ellison is a carpenter savant, a welder, a sculptor, a contractor, a cabinetmaker, an inventor, and an industrial designer. He is the person billionaires hire to build impossible things (@NewYorker)
The athlete-turned-activist: LeBron James has embraced that his talent on the court is a means to achieving something greater. This year, he got deep-pocketed owners, fellow athletes & fans around the world engaged directly with democracy (@seanmgregory)
As a leader, Chobani CEO Hamdi Ulukaya believes you have a responsibility to create an environment where people don’t feel like they have to pretend in order to fit in.
The investors betting big on crypto: Fred Ehrsam & Matt Huang convinced top institutions to give them $750 million to invest in a market they were too blue-blooded to touch directly. Take a look inside cryptocurrency VC firm Paradigm. (@alexrkonrad)
The world's best bureaucrat: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's propensity for action has kept the economy relatively stable in the face of the unprecedented crisis that was COVID-19. Meet one of the most powerful figures in Washington. (@jbarro)