Smash Notes
How Did DHH Figure Out His Own Metric for Success
Early on in life DHH realized the importance of intrinsic motivation. He wanted to do what he wanted to do.
In his third year in high school, for example, DHH realized he did not want to do math homework, so he stopped. He failed the class, but passed the year, and all the extra time allowed him to spend time playing video games and programming.
Survivorship bias aside, it's worked out pretty well for David.
Geek at Sea
·
@DHH on startups and parenting in the new age
·
at 17:22
·
·Transcript
On this episode
- Why Does David Heinemeier Hansson (@DHH) Still Go to Work Now That He Is a Millionaire Transcript
- Can You Only Work on What You Like as the Company Gets Bigger Transcript
- Are Wealthy People Really Happy With Life Transcript
- Can You Only Do Your Favorite Things All the Time Transcript
- David Heinemeier Hansson Explains Stoicism and Stoic Philosophy Transcript
- How to Live the Good Life Transcript
- What Is Existentialism Transcript
- The Definition of a Job Is Changing. Can We Work Differently Now? Transcript
- Is It Possible to Maintain a Life-work Balance Transcript
- How Did DHH Figure Out His Own Metric for Success Transcript
- Why Did @DHH Consciously Near-fail a Class in High School Transcript
- What Is the Meaning of "it Does Not Have to Be Crazy at Work" Transcript
- What Do You Mean That Slow Is Fast Transcript
- How Do You Make Work Meaningful Transcript
- Does Money Spoil Our Children Transcript
- Did Hard Work Make DHH Rich Transcript
Related notes
- Is It Possible to Maintain a Life-work Balance
- Why Did @DHH Consciously Near-fail a Class in High School
- The Definition of a Job Is Changing. Can We Work Differently Now?
- What Is the Meaning of "it Does Not Have to Be Crazy at Work"
- How Did DHH's Upbringing Help to Set His Entrepreneurial Path in Life
- What Role Model Led DHH to Focus on a Scalable Business Opportunity
Related episodes
- Submittable CEO talks startups, life, cancer and living in Missoula, Montana.
- Bryce Roberts. How Indie.vc is change the startup funding landscape for the better!
- Jason Schuller. Press75 and how a WordPress theme set an entrepreneurial journey in motion.
- Geoff Ralston on the future of education and technology.
- Jason Calacanis - Entrepreneur turned Investor shares his insight about success, hard work, education, and the future.
- John Cook. Joys and challenging of starting GeekWire.
- May 6, 2019 - Weekly summary of the best podcasts on the internet
- Matt Shobe. Feedburner 2 Google and Beyond.