Pengxuan Zhang
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- Networks, Crowds, and Markets: A Book by David Easley and Jon Kleinberg2 savers
- How to Beat Procrastination - LessWrong11 savers
- The Oatmeal - Comics by Matthew Inman4 savers
- On Commitment & Optionality - by Andrew Rea10 savers
- Birthday letters (II) - by Evana - arbiter of distaste2 savers
- Living A Good Life. 14 Suggestions for the Class of 2014 — Duke Today | Duke University1 savers
- the decision that changed my life; becoming sober — brooke leblanc5 savers
- Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland90 savers
- Pmarchive5 savers
- A student's guide to VC - Linda Tong6 savers
- 【翻譯著作】無浪漫宣言 | 酷兒翻越 Queer Margins1 savers
- on being selective17 savers
- The Most Important Question of Your Life22 savers
- Library for Life24 savers
- Although of course you end up becoming yourself | MIT Admissions11 savers
- Counter Current – HELEN的書房1 savers
- How To Get Into Product Management (And Thrive) ✨5 savers
- choosing - by vincent huang - a slice of my mind29 savers
- Peggy Gou 페기 구1 savers
- realizations & transformative moments - by Spencer Chang2 savers
- h2 '223 savers
- FlowGPT: Amplify your workflow with best prompts2 savers
- Review: Excellent Sheep. William Deresiewicz’ Excellent Sheep… | by Chris McNutt | Human Restoration Project | Medium1 savers
- How I Attained Persistent Self-Love, or, I Demand Deep Okayness For Everyone23 savers
- Crypto Canon | Andreessen Horowitz6 savers
- Crony Beliefs | Melting Asphalt4 savers
- Excellent Illustrations from a reader — Almanack of Naval Ravikant1 savers
- Suning Yao | Blogs1 savers
- James Pease1 savers
- Software Engineering or Product Management: Which Is Best for You? - Two Sigma1 savers
- Economics « Economics Job Market Rumors1 savers
- CHAD TOPAZ – data science, applied mathematics, and social justice1 savers
- Curius / Onboarding2621 savers
- What Should You Do with Your Life? Directions and Advice - Alexey Guzey73 savers
- Advice · Patrick Collison67 savers
- How to Do What You Love35 savers
- How to Work Hard29 savers
- the agony of eros: dating - by Ava - bookbear express28 savers
- 👫 relationships are challenging + a lot of work17 savers
- Derek Sivers11 savers
- The Lesson to Unlearn9 savers
- Online courses and textbooks I recommend - Alexey Guzey5 savers
- On Collusion2 savers
highlights — 9
thinking in categories would interfere with my ability to freely pattern-match for the particular type of individual I resonate with.
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping FlatlandFind ways to bring more and more of yourself into loving awareness. Every detail of your being. The ones you like, and the ones you don’t. Especially the ones you don’t, especially the parts that most repulse you. You know, loving awareness—even if you haven’t heard the phrase before, you know what it is. Those moments of spacious, calm, thorough, tranquil connection with whatever portion of existence you’re currently exposed to, where nothing is being challenged or conceptualized, but rather is just allowed to appear, in radiant suchness, without resistance or fear. That variety of existentia…
How I Attained Persistent Self-Love, or, I Demand Deep Okayness For Everyonein hell yeah or no, the author suggests that every time you have the choice to take on a new commitment, you should accept it if the commitment is something that elicits a hell yeah reaction within you, and otherwise you should decline it.
there is no time left – A Slice of My MindHeuristic: do your friends at school think your path is a bit strange? If not, maybe it's too normal.
Advice · Patrick CollisonMore broadly, nobody is going to teach you to think for yourself.
Advice · Patrick Collisonto try to do things that would make your friends say wow.
How to Do What You LoveMarginal Revolution University Principles of Micro Marginal Revolution University Principles of Macro Columbia University Economics of Money and Banking University of Michigan Model Thinking
Online courses and textbooks I recommend - Alexey GuzeyThe most basic level of which is simply to feel you should be working without anyone telling you to.
How to Work HardStarting [at a young age] he’s read everything that he could find about business. The subject that interests him, he’s read newspapers, biographies, trade press. He went over to his grandfather who was a grocer and he read the progressive grocer magazine, and he read articles on how to stock a meat department... What he’s really done is he’s created this immense vertical filing cabinet in his brain of layers and layers and layers of files of information that he can draw back on now for more than 70 years worth of data.
Curius / Onboarding