Why You’re Not Doing Creative Work & More!
Here's everything we published this week!
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Now on to everything we published this week!
Why You're Not Doing Creative Work
Dan Shipper / Superorganizers
We all hope to be doing more creative work—whether it's writing a novel, producing a screenplay, or putting together a strategy memo.
So then why is it so hard to make time for? Why is it that other work tasks, and life responsibilities seem to constantly be getting in the way. And how can we fix it? Dan explores in the latest Superorganizers essay.
Tokenomics 102: Digging Deeper on Token Supply
Nat Eliason / Almanack
How can you know if a token is a good investment? One way to attack that complicated question is by taking a deep look at the supply-side. If you understand how the quantity of tokens available will change over time, you can get a sense of how the health (and future value) of a project will evolve.
For that and more, dive in to Nat's latest essay.
Ethereum Explained
Li Jin & Nathan Baschez / Means of Creation
You've heard of Ethereum, but can you actually explain it from the ground up? What is it? How does it work? And why does it matter?
That's the topic of this week's Means of Creation. Li and Nathan are joined by Preethi Kasireddy, founder of DappCamp, and author of How Does Ethereum Actually Work Anway—one of the most well-regarded primers on Ethereum.
Her deep theoretical knowledge and practical experience makes her the perfect guest for this episode.
That's all for this week! See you next Sunday.
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