5-Reps: Business break down, love myths, and wasting time

In Toronto, the streets are noisy with cars, chaotic with frenetic energy. Everyone’s always rushing somewhere. But that’s the noise of laziness and fatigue, not activity. As Nietzsche wrote, “it’s the happy man who does the useless things; the sick man isn’t strong enough to be idle.” If everyone walked, the streets in Toronto would be quieter but more alive. You only own your time if you can afford to waste it.

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“Trust transcends expertise. It’s more important than your credentials and can be created through any combination of three factors: community, specificity, and familiarity.”

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3.Large audiences tend to result from surface-level, content-free content. People with smaller audiences that form as the result of hyper-relevant content tend to have an easier time selling despite fewer followers.