I watched a short TedTalk recently. This guy, Derek Sivers suggests that we should keep our goals private until we have achieved them because the psychological aspect of sharing the goal with someone else creates a feel-good feeling in us that makes it seem that we are one step closer to achieving our goals and thus less likely to put in the hard work to achieve them. Seems very counter-intuitive to keep your goals private right?
Our CTO, Krzysztof made a video of ChallengeJam a couple of days back. Check it out:
I was browsing through Twitter and the web yesterday and I found myself at the blog of Garry Tan, a venture partner in Y Combinator. He has some pretty interesting posts there. One of the most interesting posts there is a video of AirBnB co-founder Joe Gebbia’s speech in a conference about how AirBnB came about to what it is today. Thanks for the great post.
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