[Thread] Share resources to the best thing you learnt this year.
Rounding up 2023, all of us learnt a ton. I'm sharing this one website which I found extremely interesting. It covers some fundamental mental models which would be helpful to many here.
Looking forward to what other Grapeviners đ were upto this year.
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lmRCgKnXG6S61b86wGAY6bhsmMwLYQbR ^ Bryan Johnson's "Don't Die" is the read of the year for me. Didn't really read a lot of books but his ideas on psychosomatic interactions really interested me.
Wait this is that longevity guy. Interesting, I will need to finish this ASAP then.
https://www.first1000.co/ How companies acquired their first 1000 users/customers! Basically Growth hacks
Extremely interesting. Just signed up. Good data and growth angle.
http://www.paulgraham.com/think.html How to think for yourself by Paul Graham. Basically a way to look at how you make moves in the world.
Paul Graham is GOATed. I've read this before +1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0
How the Economic Machine Works? > Such a great Watch. Inspired me to learn more about Finance and manage my own money. Demystifying Finance for me.
Ah, Dalio is really nice. His Principles for the Changing World order is a good read/watch as well.
Got into Competitive Poker this year after playing casually over the last 3 years. Used this to get really f'ing better at my game.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP61kfOW3zAIfpNhf0piao8oo&feature=shared
Interesting, I never knew MIT OCW has content around this.
Sharing the link for âHow I built thisâ My forever favourite source of stories of entrepreneurs and how they built their startup
Itâs a very well produced pod, and Guy Raz is the most humble and nice host
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5ucHIub3JnLzUxMDMxMy9wb2RjYXN0LnhtbA
GG, will listen to this ASAP.
Refreshed my undergrad & MBA days finance courses. Was surprised to know how many things I had forgotten since then. Also adding Price Management and Strategic Analysis by Simon Hermann & Pricing Startegy by Andreas Hinterhuber
What would you recommend this for?
The underlying concept of these books are that if a company is building a MVP that will have a significant demand then don't hesitate to put your max attention to pricing to drive profitability. Volumes and costs can come later, especially because pricing requires nil-to-little investment.
https://elevationcapital.com/summit/insights/marketplaces-unleashed understood consumer market on a macro level for India
Wait you work at Grapevine?
This website is one of the best ones out there for a complete roadmap to learn a new skill(technical). The subskills have hyperlinks attached to relevant blog/video.
https://roadmap.sh/
This looks soooo interesting. Damn now thatâs so cool.