tschlossmacher

Use a mix of Asana, paper, and Google docs.

Usually set my alarm for 8:20. Head off for work. Start around 9:15-10:00. Work until 17:00. Leave. Workout till 19:30, maybe 20:00. Head home, prepare something to eat. Read, Game, Work, do nothing. Go to bed anywhere from 10:30-1:00. Repeat.

Sometimes I get stressed and need to meditate. I use headspace and calm.

I'm usually tanked by the weekend and sleep super long and don't do a whole lot because I am so tired.

Repeat. x 52.

Absolutely, The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. He crafts a beautiful story.

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand was a long one, but very very good also.

Lastly, The Empire of Austria: Its Rise and Present Power by John S. C. Abbott. It gave me a deeper understanding and historical context on where I am currently based.

Cryptocurrencies.

We use a mixture of Asana and Google Drive.

Asana is an amazing tool to store information as well as create a unified workspace where all members can share work, collaborate on projects/tasks, or have a knowledge repository. Would definitely recommend!

Aviation, Private Aviation.

Most systems are legacy and haven't moved forward because of so much regulation. Once you've moved past that user adoption is hard because most of the industry hasn't seen tech before so it's manual work.

Peter Thiel 0-1

Lets hope Trump is just the messenger from now on. And the polished and proven members of his board produce the goals.

I support this. Gold sub, should come with a game pass.

Chances are the best multiplayer games won't be on the game pass anyways and you'll have to pay that standard $60 regardless

How popular are they? I've found sometimes it's just hit or miss with private slack channels or group, that or spam even if it's a paid group.

"Growth Hackers" use the internet as a tool with a complete disregard to the environment that exists. It's a cool tool for a job, the medium where it takes place (reddit, HN, email, FB, twitter) changes but the existing effort won't. Not everyone, unfortunately, views the internet or specific websites as a community. For them, reach numbers are important, and why wouldn't they be. It's not a community to them. They're pursuing ridiculous results and rewarded when they can say "I reached X amount of people through X tactic".