05 — Friday Finds

working hard, Dunning-Kruger, quitting, minimalistic visuals

Hello beautiful humans!!

Each Friday, I curate one visual, one tweet, one podcast, one blog, and one extraordinary individual I’ve discovered on the internet, all of which I believe will have a positive impact on your life. Without further ado, here are the treasures I’ve stumbled upon this week.

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Key Takeaways

1. Accepting reality and not arguing with it is essential for good decision-making and happiness.
2. Loss aversion is a cognitive bias where we tend to focus more on potential losses than potential gains when making decisions.
3. Nobody should tell you what success is for you.

Check out the entire blog here — paulgraham.com/think.html

1. Dunning-Kruger — where the most conventional-minded people are confident that they’re independent-minded, while the genuinely independent-minded worry they might not be independent-minded enough.
2. Try to meet as many different types of people as you can. It will decrease the influence of your immediate peers if you have several other groups of peers. Plus if you’re part of several different worlds, you can often import ideas from one to another.

Why You Should Check Him Out?

• He’s the OG of minimalistic style visuals.
• If you want to learn to make visuals — he’s your guy! Don’t miss out on his course.
• I am forever grateful to him for kickstarting my creator journey.

Don’t trust me? Check some of his posts

That’s it for this week! Thank you for reading and I really appreciate your time and attention. Feel free to comment or shoot me a message if you find anything interesting in this edition.

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Have a beautiful weekend,
Harsh Darji