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Little Bets
Book • 2011
In 'Little Bets', Peter Sims advocates for a methodical approach to innovation by taking small, low-risk experiments.
He highlights examples from successful figures like Steve Jobs and Chris Rock, demonstrating how these 'little bets' can lead to significant successes by embracing failure and iterating quickly.
The book offers insights into fostering creativity and navigating uncertainty through experimental methods.
He highlights examples from successful figures like Steve Jobs and Chris Rock, demonstrating how these 'little bets' can lead to significant successes by embracing failure and iterating quickly.
The book offers insights into fostering creativity and navigating uncertainty through experimental methods.
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Cal Newport as the author of the concept 'Little Bets', which involves taking small steps, getting feedback, and using that feedback to guide future actions.
Cal Newport as the author of the concept 'Little Bets', which involves taking small steps, getting feedback, and using that feedback to guide future actions.
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Ep. 176: CALLS: Taming Information Overload
Recommended by Sanchan Saxena as a reflection of his career path, emphasizing iterative learning and adaptation.
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Sanchan Saxena (VP of Product at Coinbase) on the inside story of how Airbnb made it through Covid; what he’s learned from Brian Chesky, Brian Armstrong, and Kevin Systrom; much more
