Russell Davies
The Marketing Millennials on targeting
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPSoFn6DMOY
Mirimiki_art on training creativity
https://www.instagram.com/p/DP-wdAkgsuu
Jurgen Klopp on it not being about the nudges
@unmaskedceo Jürgen Klopp on the Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett #FootballWisdom #TeamDynamics #JürgenKlopp #Leadership #Football ♬ original sound - Unmasked CEOs
Moneyshift on competition
@moneyshiftxbt LinkedIn's Secret: Dominate Content Creation with Only 1% Competition! Unlock LinkedIn secrets! Discover surprising content creation statistics and learn how to stand out from the crowd. Only a tiny fraction of LinkedIn users actively publish – seize the opportunity to become a top creator and dominate your niche!
Careers
Ira Glass on being Keith Moon
Notes and links - October 26th
This is as good as everyone says it is: "Be the one who convenes. Everyone is tired. Everyone secretly wants someone else to ring the bell. Host the cheap thing. Name the time and end. Say, “door is soft; leave when you must.” Put crisps in a bowl. Friendship
Slop that slaps
I've done a stupid project that combines a few random thoughts: 1. I like making fake media. Not as in false content, but as in prototyping media types. Imagining what future media forms might be like and then trying to build them. That's why I made
Nerdwriter on two ways to film the same scene
Biologists on trade-offs
Biologist folk (especially in evolutionary biology and/or ecology, but it don’t matter): Can you give me your favorite examples of trade offs in biology? Organism or system don’t matter. Primary literature or reviews preferred. — C. Brandon Ogbunu (@cbo.bsky.social) 2025-07-27T00:21:15.559Z
The only good newsletter
Tamara Shopsin's The Voyeur is absolutely the best newsletter and the most compelling current argument for micropayments.
Don Hall on Editing
From Essays After Eighty The greatest pleasure in writing is rewriting. My early drafts are always wretched. At first a general verb like “move” is qualified by the adverb “quickly.” After sixty tries I come up with a particular, possibly witty verb and drop the adverb. Originally I wrote “poetry