Gymnastics Lessons: Performing Under Pressure
Gymnastics is a sport about delivering under pressure. Even though you can make
it a team sport by aggregating scores
How to be Relentlessly Resourceful
Relentlessly resourceful.
This is the essential quality of a good startup founder according to Paul
Graham, cofounder of Y Combinator.
Great By Choice: Uncertainty, Chaos, and Luck—Why Some Thrive Despite it All
Summary: Great by Choice describes the results of a deep investigation into how
young companies can survive and thrive in
How to Give Your Product Personality
There’s a really great post on Fred Wilson’s blog (AVC
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Getting Your Groove Back
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Taking Cold Showers
This post is about why you might want to start taking cold showers.
I’ve been doing it for over
How Blogging Can Increase Your Luck Surface Area
Every month I get to engage with some interesting people on an email list/group called Really Think, which is
What Gymnastics Taught Me About Facing Fear
Most competitive gymnasts would consider pain and fear our twin companions. I
certainly did. Gymnastics requires that athletes constantly challenge
What Gymnastics Taught Me About Acquiring and Mastering Skills
In 1996, Men’s Health published an article
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How I Blew Out My Knee and Came Back to Win a National Championship
On January 19th, 2007, while competing for Stanford Men’s Gymnastics at the UC Berkeley, I suffered a total knee
The Rejection Therapy Challenge – Final Review
Wrapping up the 30 day challenge
So You Want to Try Doing Rejection Therapy Eh? Here’s My Advice…
As many of you know, I’ve been doing this thing called the Rejection Therapy Challenge – created by another Jason