today 23rd, august 2026
"while timelines exist to add structure and predictability, they can be mismanaged. timelines also indicate priority, so we should be hesitant to apply aggressive timelines without checking their priority. if i have 3 high priority items on my todo list, i'll do the one with the shortest timeline first..."
channel: terrestrial source: dcaulfield.com // david caulfield format: text cache: webarchive provided by: eric "to be a successful creator you don’t need millions. you don’t need millions of dollars or millions of customers, millions of clients or millions of fans. to make a living as a craftsperson, photographer, musician, designer, author, animator, app maker, entrepreneur, or inventor you need only thousands of true fans..."
channel: marketing source: kk.org // kevin kelly format: text cache: webarchive provided by: eric "how does an 18-year-old generate 250+ million views every month on youtube (that's more than massive global brands like cnn) alone? hear the strategy behind one of the highest viewed and most respected shorts pages, bolt motivation, in this exclusive first interview with the founder, mathis..."
channel: social media source: youtube.com // joel huc format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
channel: marketing source: youtube.com // my first million format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
"an honest creation, by humans, for humans..."
channel: watchable source: youtube.com // ermia ramez format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
yesterday 22nd, august 2026
channel: social media platform: instagram source: youtube.com // heydominik format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
channel: podcast source: youtube.com // pat flynn format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
"what a decade on youtube taught me about actually getting views (as an average person)..."
channel: social media platform: youtube source: youtube.com // marcus jones format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
"have you ever met someone, heard their name clearly, and then seconds later realized it was completely gone? this happens to millions of people, and it doesn’t necessarily mean you have a bad memory. names are unusually difficult for the brain to remember because, unlike a face, voice, object, or location, a name often has very little built-in meaning or visual information for the brain to grab onto..."
channel: watchable source: youtube.com // motivationaldoc format: video year: 2026 cache: n/a provided by: eric
"on a podcast, i briefly mentioned that i’m building my dream house without predicting - by living in a bare cabin in the woods, then adding only what i find i actually need..."
channel: readable source: sive.rs // derek sivers format: text year: 2026 cache: webarchive provided by: eric load more