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This episode discusses the concept of optimal minimalism, how to apply it effectively, and the benefits it offers.
Tim Ferriss talks about wine.
The speaker wanted a way to aggregate all the best watch blogs and tools in one place when he started reading watch blogs on mobile, and eventually created an app for watch lovers that contained all the features he wished to have in one place, including the ability to set and track watches, and access to content from top blogs.
The podcast hosts discussed the untapped potential in building niche Android apps and disproving the belief that everything has already been done in the entrepreneurial field.
The guest speaker talks about how setting big and specific goals can help people accomplish more and avoid feeling unmotivated. He also shares insights on how he personalizes his own environment to achieve better results.
A man shares details about a hidden coffee shop where the owner doesn't understand English and specializes in creating drinks for those who cannot have caffeine.
The speaker discusses the importance of fermented foods in repopulating gut microbiome after taking antibiotics, and mentions a pour-over coffee made from fermented beans.
A customer shares her positive experience ordering 50 pounds of ice through Instacart and appreciates the lack of artificial perfume in a product she enjoys.
The podcast discusses the benefits of ice baths for increasing fat loss and hormonal balance. It also suggests taking a friend along for company.
A podcast host invests her energy in conversing with people who have a niche interest in wearable technology, pondering the direction in which this future could lead.
The constant switching between multiple tabs can lead to distraction and forgotten tasks, causing potential negative effects on productivity.
The best companies want a good fit and they want the right investors.
The speaker suggests that the best way to find good investors is to attend events and meet people face to face. He also highlights the importance of building relationships with potential investors.
The speaker provides tips on how newcomers in startups can acquire stock options, advisory shares or equity as compensation for their work, using examples such as the Facebook mural painter who earned $250 million in stocks from Zuckerberg.
An Adult Swim thing aired at 4 a. m. and immediately went viral the next day, although the topic of the conversation is unclear.
In this podcast, the speaker reminds listeners to practice gratitude not just on Thanksgiving, but every day, and suggests taking time to appreciate what you have accomplished rather than only focusing on achievement.