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BlackBird's Bullets #29
YouTubers as essential workers; Hermits; net-zero cities; 99 rules to live by; and Bill Burr.
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BlackBird's Bullets #28
Man's Search for Meaning; FutureMe; Ode to Excel; Ridiculous job candidates; and a Dutch parking solution. Another edition of the BlackBird's Bullets [https://www.peterkos.org/bbb-newsletter/bbb-blackbirds-bullets/]. If you're not subscribed yet, you're missing a whole intro above which is delivered
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BlackBird's Bullets #26
Simple life; Kevin Kelly; Brain Pickings; Biden's Peloton; and a creative derivatives This time I'm sharing my latest book impression, and expect more to come as I'm working through years of my kindle highlights and marginalia in the paper books. I call these impressions
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#25: hiring freelancers; book in hardcover; kleptomaniacs; weekends; and the most painful way to the Olympic bronze
I'm super fascinated by this new creator economy. Everyone (and yours truly) has a newsletter nowadays, but while for me it's just a fun hobby to cater to my writing itch, it's a survival plan for many journalists across the globe. We read the
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#24: Bob Dylan; ideas4growth; Clubhouse; Hemingway; and McKinsey.
I had a super-creative weekend, and so I scheduled more book impressions that will get published over the coming weeks, amongst them: The Quest of the Simple Life [https://amzn.to/3sAPeSa], Steal Like an Artist [https://amzn.to/3auheR4], The Stranger in the Woods [https://amzn.to/2RHTh2c], and
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#23: Chapter 6; fixing Zoom; starting countries; chips shortage; and Liberland
Twenty-third edition. I was expecting to have at least ten chapters drafted by now, but I'm making slow progress. There is so much other writing ideas popping up and I'm letting them flow. Yes, there is a third book sketched-out, but I have to take it
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#22: shitty 1st book; The Practice; Balaji; and pantless bankers.
Welcome to the 22nd edition of BlackBird's Bullets newsletter. Someone asked me Why I'm writing this, and my reply was, "Why not?!" Writing is a wonderful hobby or a calling to have. I'm collecting interesting reads over the week and then curate
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#21: Finding Enough; The War of Art; transparent salaries; digital minimalism, and new bodies.
Finding Enough: How far are y'all going?; The War of Art; transparent salaries; digital minimalism, and detaching bodies.
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BlackBird's Bullets #20: Chapter 5; $500M mistake; Goldman bankers; NFTs; Tina Maze.
And, we've reached #20 of this version [https://www.peterkos.org/bbb-blackbirds-bullets/] of my newsletter [https://www.peterkos.org/tag/newsletter/]. That's the number I initially committed to, expecting that I'll be back in my regular road warrior routine by April 2021. —Hahaha, what
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BlackBird’s Bullets #19: Chapter 4; Sitting is the new smoking; Jeff Bezos; Waze; pool offices.
Welcome to the 19/20 editions of the BlackBird's Bullets [https://www.peterkos.org/tag/newsletter/] weekly newsletter. I published the first one [https://lebenslangeslernen.substack.com/archive?sort=new] on November 15th, 2020, and so much has happened nothing much has changed since then. #WFH, travel restrictions,
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BlackBird's Bullets #18: AMZN tips; walking; The Office; Kaspersky; and moving houses
Welcome to the eighteenth edition of my five-bullet newsletter. I committed to delivering twenty editions in this series, and I'm also working on something new. The weekly newsletter will continue after the #20, but I'm working on a new format/platform. Stay tuned. I'm
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BlackBird's Bullets #17: CV rant, big ideas, #WFH, and minimalism
These days we're all traveling the only place we can travel — through the On-This-Day photos our phones show us. Let me join the journey by remembering my last trip before the world came to a halt: that was a flight to Warsaw, Poland, in the first days of