Hi Reader, I hope everyone's weekend is off to a great start and all of my cities are repp'ing in the MLB playoffs. Learning AI has ranked high on my list (next to making music and improving my flexibility). A year ago, AI was a nice-to-have. This year it's become a I-can't-imagine-life-wit And my friend (and fellow RadReader) Ozan Varol created a course (that I've taken) that will get you up to speed in an easy and practical way. The AI Advantage (enrollment closes today, 10/19) will teach you how to become a master delegator, marketing mogul and idea factory.
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From our sponsor: Here are this week's top reads: // oneQuit your job11 minutes | Palladium MagazineQuitting your job without a plan is not for the faint-hearted. But if you do plunge into the uncertainty, without something else lined-up, you increase your surface area of luck. New relationships form, ideas arise in idleness and then you’re able to truly break free from the prevailing career narratives. // twoWant closer friendships? Move away from your friends.5 minutes | The AtlanticAre long-distance adult friendships destined to fade without the convenience of quick catch ups? It turns out that going the extra mile — quite literally — acts as a forcing function to prioritize your most important relationships. // threeStop asking people ‘What do you do?’5 minutes | The Wall Street Journal“What do you do?” is the perfect question to summarize a person’s interest, expertise and social status. And as someone with an unconventional career path, I hate it. When we tie our identities too closely to our careers, are we squeezing out the traits that truly make us shine? This Week on The Examined Life PodcastThis week's episode: How do you navigate mid-life? Below the Fold
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Hey Reader, We made it back stateside after an incredible trip to Japan. Lisa and I even managed to squeeze in an Omakase date night in Tokyo. Here's one of our last pics from a swanky rooftop bar. I'm starting a small mastermind for finance professionals looking to master AI. Learn more about the program below ⤵️ Apply for the Mastermind → Here are this week's top reads: // one What happens when you leave your career (and identity) behind 20 minutes | Andy Johns Substack Occasionally, I...
Hey Reader, Greetings from Japan. We're fully immersed in yakitori, micro pig cafes, Zen gardens and 7-11 pork buns. It's awesome. I've also been writing two posts a week on AI developments over at Future-Proof Your Career with AI. It's totally free, check it out (it's a separate newsletter). Sign up for free → Here are this week's top reads: // one You should be setting rejection goals 10 minutes | Vox What would life look like if we didn’t take rejection so damn personally. Our fear of...
Hey Reader, Greetings from the Shinkasen on our way to Kyoto. The trip’s off to a great start. I even bit the bullet on Premium Economy, no regrets. I wanted to share the most impactful online course I’ve ever taken. This January, I was in a rut, looking for a new challenge. I randomly took Nat Eliason’s course Build your own Apps with AI and got hooked on coding. I built some amazing things like my new website and a buy vs. rent calculator). But the biggest unlock was a completely new...