Is There a Parallel Between Blogs and YouTube Videos?

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Ferriss: "I was bred in a lab to be an idea writer" He says he starts with broadening his knowledge of potentially relevant information. Ferriss then goes back and re-reads or listens to interviews that lead him to new ideas. After some basic research, the story is good enough to pitch for publication. The process can take up to two months but it's usually less than one month.

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Video from today’s episode: youtube.com/calnewportmedia

DEEP DIVE: How well are you living? [11:14]

- How do you track deep life habits? [28:07]
- How do I become more social? (Bonus: How does Cal avoid being killed by Jocko?) [34:15]
- How do I distill essential ideas from complex topics? [46:13]
- How does Cal research his articles? [53:49]
- Should I get a Deep Life tattoo? [59:41]

THREE INTERESTING THINGS:

- Guillermo Del Toro Bought a Second House to Boost his Creativity [1:13:33]
kpcc.org/show/the-frame/2016-07-22/bleak-house-a-tour-inside-guillermo-del-toros-creative-man-cave

- Kary Mullis’s Nobel-Winning Moment of Insight [1:19:56]
nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/1993/mullis/lecture/

- Charles Dickens Wrote “A Christmas Carol” on Foot [1:22:38]

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