Patrick OShaughnessy

My favorite one

I’m not a writer, but so far I’m really enjoying this series. Especially the ones with @tylercowen and @culturaltutor Can’t wait for more

The best thread I’ve read in ages

This is also excellent

Great book

Good book. But feel the HBR block post suffices

To mark Bernard Arnault becoming world's richest person, I highly recommend the book "Luxury Strategy." It is one of my favorite business books. Niche, detailed, often counterintuitive.

Stewart’s 2014 essay “Why We Don’t Sell Saddles Here” had a massive impact on my own business journey, which made this discussion extra special.

Yea that’s a good book especially the first part

I read this early and it’s phenomenal. @KevinSimler is one of the best living writers. Buy it and absorb it.

Highlighting this again 1) because its so good and 2) because its emblematic of how lucky we are to live in this age of content This essay is free...full of hard to get, hard to understand, and hard to present data...and better than almost any non-fiction book on shelves!

1/ The most influential video I've ever seen remains "inventing on principle," by @worrydream. https://t.co/JR4G3hLPU9 A well formed principle guides action through time. Here's Brett's principle attached. I realized today this is why I'm so interested in Unreal Engine 5.