4.2M Q&A - Sleeping With An Ex, Harambe & Settling Down - #1104

“So I spent a long time working on the designs. We're actually changing the blanks from the first release, which were great and everybody loved, but we were using comfort colors CC 1717s. And now we're moving to the AS color stencil minus twos.”

“New Zealand and Bali. I'm going to have a beer. I'm going to have two beers after I fit. I'm going to have a Corona. I'm going to celebrate with the guys. I was in Nashville for the 4th of July, two years ago, like a hundred thousand people on Broadway, the whole streets closed down. There's a drone show and fireworks and an orchestral band playing.”

“And go back to the first 400 episodes I did on this show. David Allen, who created the most legendary productivity process of all time, GTD, right? Getting things done. Peter C. Brown, the guy that wrote the book Make It Stick, talking about the Ebbing House forgetting curve and spaced repetition and flashcards for memory.”

“Getting things done. Peter C. Brown, the guy that wrote the book Make It Stick, talking about the Ebbing House forgetting curve and spaced repetition and flashcards for memory. Like so much of the low-hanging fruit, the important stuff was recorded on this podcast before anybody listened.”

“Will we get any other flavors for the Neutonic Focus pouches? Dude, speak of the devil. So these Neutonic Focus Pouches, the Zinternative, as we called them, took ages to develop, nearly 18 months to get right and dial the flavors in, and they rule.”

“For the people who don't know what we're talking, I'm thinking, what the fuck is this? You're speaking in code. Red God is the final book in the Red Rising series by Pierce Brown. Someone or a number of people, Pierce is kind of well known for killing off favorite characters, especially when you don't expect it.”

“in the background. That helps. Also, just being really competent. There's a book by Cal Newport called So Good They Can't Ignore You. Be So Good That They Can't Ignore You. Be So Good That They Can't Disrespect you is a solution. But dude, honestly, until you're kind of the first change, I think is probably about 24, 24, 25.”

“I mean, look at Patrick Rothfuss, right? With the name of the wind, third book. He's been, it's been, what, 10 years, 12 years or something since the second one came out in the trilogy. And it's a battle between him and George R.R.”