The terrible things I'd do with your money
In some of Daniel Kahnemann's books and any other business advice-type articles, you always seem to read the same argument: The thing important people all over the world would like to see is incr
In some of Daniel Kahnemann's books and any other business advice-type articles, you always seem to read the same argument: The thing important people all over the world would like to see is increased risk-taking in the workplace. And having spent roughly seven years in the startup space, I'm starting to agree immensely with this sentiment. It's the unique Gen Z-er feeling of boredom, flicking through startup ideas like your Tiktok feed only to realize that 99% of it - you've already seen it and that you're exhausted. The craving for true originality, just a little hit of dopamine for experien
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