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The origin of enneagrams are unknown, but they are at least 3,000 years old or older. The models are found in Egyptian tombs and in old sites. It's thought to have come from ancient people studying human beings to know what causes reactivity in a human being. Enneagrams are those seven deadly sins, plus two more.

Our adaptability quotient is something that can be tested and improved. Fratto states how important AQ is for all of us because the world is also speeding up, which forces our brains to react.

Both podcasts are very active and can be found on social media via Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Justin Nguyen is also available on LinkedIn and has a lot of content available there.

Communication and accountability tools have improved dramatically over the last few decades. 30 years ago physical messages had to be delivered to your desk. Now we have email, Slack, and an arsenal of other tools that enable seamless and instant communication with employees around the world.

Hiten says it was probably Blackberry that started this trend, enabling people to type emails on their phones. iPhone then came out with amazing hardware and made it 100x easier. Personally, Hiten Shah says he's typed up entire blog posts on his phone. It's so easy and fast, he feels no need to be tethered to a desk, or even to sit somewhere while working.

Whatever you are attached to, that attachment repels from you. Whatever you are attached to actually causes you to cling to it tightly. Such as, holding something you love too tightly in your hands, causes you to restrict it.

Expensive equipment and a lengthy process to match and create these colors is already a big enough reason to consider it twice, but then there is also a matter of scale.

Large manufacturers cannot be bothered with custom orders, while small paint shops, or even stores like Home Depot, don't have the knowledge and equipment to manufacture and package custom colors.

Basecamp team started by looking at the legacy apps and comparing real traffic to their forecasts. It turned out that by re-planning their spent , and taking advantage of AWS prepaid instances, they were able to save 250k out of $500k they were putting into legacy systems. After that, they wrote some tools to display what they were spending and where, and the team looked for sudden increases. Lots of charges were not obvious, and they had to go through AWS documentation’s and pricing charts to figure out what each line item was for. It was very time consuming, but at the end, Blake and team were able to save ~20% of their cloud storage bill.

In 2009, Buster started 750 Words as a side project. It currently makes +$25,000/month.

He shares how it all started and the journey towards where the platform is today.

Can this exist > should this exist > how does this exist ?

Ryan shares how he went from shutting down MeVee to launching Epic AI and growing it to the current size.

At its peak, Chowdy was making +$1.3M in ARR and selling 3400-3500 meals per week.

They had 1 chef, 5 cooks, and 1 driver to manage the whole operations.