All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg

Maxims from philosopher king, Chris Williamson:
- Peace is a performance enhancer
- Do not feel shame in taking pleasure in the small things
- You are enough already, but you can be more
- Delayed gratification in the extreme results in no gratification
- If you are unduly absorbed in improving your life, you might forget to live it
- The price of anything is the amount of life that you exchange for it
- When a man can’t find a deep sense of pleasure, he distracts himself with meaning
- Scarcity and unavailability are often mistaken for worth
- Demography is destiny; declining birth rates are existential
- We remember the noise of bad choices, but we rarely count the cost of silence
The monster you create to achieve initial success might not serve you later in your journey
Monotony is the enemy of a well-remembered life: Time flies as we get older because we cannot remember our days, and we do not remember them because we haven’t done anything memorable
Put down your ruminating brain: Overthinking invents more problems than it solves
Attaining something worthwhile is often going to be difficult, but just because it is difficult does not mean that it is worthwhile
Errors of commission bruise the ego, but errors of omission starve the soul

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