another takeaway here is how so much junior talent in think tanks gets wasted supporting dead weight senior scholars vs giving ppl the support and freedom to flourish as you have
For your point about tweeting, I'll see you and raise you: You should be on LinkedIn, actually. I have got, by far, the best responses and most interesting inbound from LinkedIn. Someone told me, "It is almost impossible to have the most interesting content of the day on Twitter. It is quite achievable to have the most interesting content of the day on LinkedIn." He's not wrong!
I'll also suggest: People prefer stories to proposals.
What. A. Year.
Hats off, Thomas Hochman.
another takeaway here is how so much junior talent in think tanks gets wasted supporting dead weight senior scholars vs giving ppl the support and freedom to flourish as you have
Ridiculous how much better you are at this than ppl with 10x the experience
For your point about tweeting, I'll see you and raise you: You should be on LinkedIn, actually. I have got, by far, the best responses and most interesting inbound from LinkedIn. Someone told me, "It is almost impossible to have the most interesting content of the day on Twitter. It is quite achievable to have the most interesting content of the day on LinkedIn." He's not wrong!
I'll also suggest: People prefer stories to proposals.
I used to work for the policy/comms shop at Uber during the Kalanick days. These lessons ring true from those days.
Amazing wins, amazing insights. I’ll keep this list handy.
Under the spell of the swamp !
Why do all Substack authors write in the 1st person
where they are the subject not us the reader ?