Hey Reader, As you're reading this, I'll be on stage at the Econome conference in Cincinnati speaking about financial independence. (The talk will be on YouTube shortly.) I've also sent two issues of our new newsletter Future-Proof your Career with AI. I'll do wacky stuff like play with the $200 version of ChatGPT for a week to help you decide if it's worth it. Each week, this free newsletter will cover:
(Clicking this link will automatically sign you up.) Here are this week's top reads: // oneNo, everything doesn't have to suck11 minutes | Paul Millerd"Everything you want in life is on the other side of something that sucks." This statement causes quite a kerfuffle on the Internet. On one side, the productivity bros (and yes, I used to be one of them) view everything as a battle to out-hustle. Then there's the flow crowd, that channels their aliveness towards their craft. What's your take on this debate? // twoWhy a former finance professional shouldn't buy a business1 minute | Mrs. LongshawtyDo finance folks make good entrepreneurs? The sample set is quite small, but this short post captures a few restrictive mindsets: too cerebral, fear of failure and self-importance (yikes)! // three52 odd health interventions that work instantly5 minutes | BreatheLessI’m a sucker for a good wellness list. Especially a quirky one like this. A few intriguing ones: Stretch more than you lift, play chess for 3 months (then stop), and, ummmmm, orange juice maxing?!?! This Week on The Examined Life PodcastThis week's episode: When should you quit? Below the Fold
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Hey Reader, I hope you're all having a fantastic weekend. Shortly after sending out last week's newsletter, I got to tour Cincinnati with my friend (and RadReads super-fan) Casey Grisez. IRL meetings with friends is such a gift! I've also sent three issues of our new newsletter Future-Proof your Career with AI. I know you are all so busy. And it's impossible to keep up with all the new developments. This week, I test-drove NotebookLM (by Google). This will definitely be my go-to tool when I'm...
Hey friend, I bit the bullet. Just for you guys. I wanted to see if ChatGPT pro is worth the absurd price I'd been stalling for a while. First, that's a lot of money. But more importantly, I didn't know how I could justify the ROI. What's included in Pro Some of the most vocal advocates of AI (like the economist Tyler Cowen) insist that if you're not using the latest models, you're missing out. The model I always hear people rave about is GPT o1 Pro - the most advanced reasoning model. So I...
Hey Reader, I’m off to the EconoMe conference in Cincinnati this week. Ohio friends hit me up! I’m also super excited to announce a new (totally separate) newsletter: Future-Proof Your Career with AI. In speaking to my readers and clients I observed a recurring pattern. Really smart professionals knew that they should be using AI more, but were completely lost about where to begin. And with the rapid innovation — DeepSeek, NotebookLM and GPT o1 Pro — how on earth can you keep up? Thankfully,...