Nadia Asparouhova | Being basic as a virtue
Silicon Valley is a coal mine for ideas. There’s something special about it: unlike a coal miner, you get to keep and sell what you extract from the ore deposits, and I feel lucky to have the setup that I do. But it is work.
Nadia Asparouhova | Being basic as a virtue Being basic as a virtue | Nadia Asparouhova Nadia Asparouhova projects newsletter twitter <-- home Being basic as a virtue August 1, 2019 Silicon Valley is a coal mine for ideas. There’s something special about it: unlike a coal miner, you get to keep and sell what you extract from the ore deposits, and I feel lucky to have the setup that I do. But it is work. When most people think about doing creative work for a living, they picture all the fun stuff that comes with it: the flash of inspiration in the shower, the scribbling of notes in the middle o
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