Hey Reader, I hope you’re having a rad start to the weekend. My friend (and podcast guest) Nat Eliason just wrote the ultimate beach read. I rarely read non-fiction, but devoured Crypto Confidential in one sitting. Y’all know I don’t really care much for crypto — what makes the book so dope is how it exposes the sketchiness, the massive wealth creation (then destruction) and how one man (Nat) thought it would be his young family’s lottery ticket towards financial independence.
🎧 In this week's podcast, we ask: Should you bet your life on crypto? 45 Life Lessons (at 45 years old) I turned 45 on Monday. If you believe actuarial estimates, I've lived 60.3% of my life. A solid (but daunting) 39.7% remains. I've worked my butt off. Taken big risks. Tinkered with what's possible. And smiled a lot. Here are 45 things I've learned along the way
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Hi Reader, The flu wrecked me this week. But I'm on the mend (and sadly will miss Four Tet at the Kia Forum). I also wanted to celebrate a new milestone - the RadReads site is fully migrated to our new domain KheHy.com. More on this below and don't worry, nothing changes on your end. BTW, did you know we're 38 days from the end of Q1 - how on earth did that happen? If you're looking for powerful frameworks to Supercharge Your Productivity, we got you covered. Our flagship course connects the...
Hi Reader, I hope everyone's having an awesome start to the weekend. No concerts for us, but on deck we've got Four Tet, Barry Can't Swim and Rüfüs Du Sol. This tweet made me smile with pride: I'm 27 years removed from an introductory Comp Sci class but have spent 5 hours a day in 2025 learning how to use Cursor. (I even burned through $50 worth of credits!) As we saw with DeepSeek, the pace of innovation is frenetic. I'm excited to be on the bleeding edge of it all - at a young 45 years old!...
Hi Reader, Happy weekend! We just got back from the Jamie XX show at The Shrine Auditorium. Here's a video This month we also crossed a serious milestone. I've been sending this newsletter for 10 years. Many of you have been on this ride for the entire decade. And whether you're a veteran or reading this for the first time - thank you. For nostalgia's sake, I pulled out the first issue: (I always giggle at that last sentence!) To celebrate this milestone we're offering a $400 discount on our...