10 insanely useful YouTube Channels that can teach you more than School and University combined:

#1: Vox

What?
• What’s driving world events
• Simple explanations of complex matters
• Politics & Policy

#2: Andrew Huberman

What?
• Neuroscience
• Science-based tools for improving our health
• How our brain connects with our

#3: SmarterEveryDay

What?
• Explanations of the workings of the world using

#4: Talks at Google

What? Influential thinkers, creators, makers, and doers discuss:
• Global issues
• Innovation
• Economics
• Politics
•

14 of the world’s best thinkers (and their best free content):

#1: Ray Kurzweil

Main areas of thought leadership:
• Technology trends & futurism
• Artificial Intelligence design & development
• Transhumanism

#2: Brené Brown

Main areas of thought leadership:
• Courage
• Vulnerability
• Shame
• Empathy

#3: Nassim Taleb

Main areas of thought leadership:
• Randomness
• Probability
•

#4: Naval Ravikant

Main areas of thought leadership:
• Practical, modern day philosophy
• Building personal wealth & leverage
• Startups &

If you want to understand Web3 and succeed in the next 10 years, here are 20 of the best resources on the internet to get up to speed:

1/

The Metaverse Primer by Matthew Ball.

What ACTUALLY is the Metaverse? Here’s everything you need to know in one

2/

Teachyourselfcrypto by @lifemathmoney

The most detailed, simple-to-understand course I’ve found—completely FREE.

3/

State of Crypto 2022 by @a16z

There’s almost no one with a better understanding of Web3 than A16z.

This report explains what Web3 is, why it matters, and an overview of the key parts of the Web3 ecosystem.

4/

Web3 Starter Pack by @CryptoSocietyS1

All the basics of web3 and the parts that make it up like DAOs, NFTs, and

How to write emails like a boss (according to an award-winning author):

Kabir Sehgal is a bestselling author, US Navy Veteran, Fortune 500 leader, and Grammy Award winning producer.

It’s fair to say he knows a thing or two about effective communication.

Here’s his advice for writing emails with military precision that people respect you for:

1. Subject Line

Everyone knows that the subject line makes or breaks the success of an email.

It applies to cold emails sent in bulk or military generals giving orders to troops on the ground.

By using keywords in their subject lines, the military excels:

SIGN – Requires a signature

DECISION – Requires a decision

COORD – Coordination by or with the recipient

REQUEST – Asks for permission or approval

ACTION – A requirement for the recipient to take some action

INFO – For information only, and no response or action required

Consider using these keywords in all caps in your next email.

Consider writing the following as the subject of your weekly report to your boss:

INFO - Weekly Report

Your email will stand out in their inbox, and the message will be clearly understood.