The utility of labor is not the entirety of human utility.
Game theories like pay-to-win and free-to-play—sometimes just being played is itself a form of utility.
Asking questions is the highest pursuit; answering is second-rate. Knowing what to do matters more than knowing how to do it.
The purpose of education is to cultivate more assembly-line workers—that is, a wage-earner mindset—so that most people develop a habit of linear thinking, since this makes them easier to manage.
Recognizing this limitation, it becomes clear that we need to complement children’s education by filling in the gaps in business thinking at home.
I strongly recommend buying iPhones from a couple of years ago—they're a great value, run smoothly without needing system upgrades, and last for many, many years.
Android phones are now starting at 4,000, and high-end models have doubled in price...
Times have changed—Android flagships now start at 4,000
Before I knew it, the times had changed.
Set an ambitious hourly rate and adhere to it strictly. If solving a problem saves less than your rate, ignore it; if outsourcing a task costs less than your rate, outsource it.