
Barrett Brooks
@BarrettABrooks
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I coach world class creators to become the leaders they're made to be. Subscribe to Good Work, my podcast interviewing leaders about doing work that matters👇🏽
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Joined March 2009
A few months ago I logged out of Twitter to take a break. It wasn’t a political decision or in opposition to Elon. It was a reflection of a growing sense that being on this platform was no longer serving me or my business. A few months later I’ve confirmed that hypothesis. I’m.
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On a level playing field, a professional will crush an amateur every time.". When I heard @patio11 say this, it felt obvious and true. Yet, there's something about it that feels like it's wrong. Isn't a level playing field supposed to mean everyone has the same chances? Yes, it
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Do you consider yourself a failure?” - Person at a party in San Francisco. “Not really, why?” - @patio11 . You're 30 and you don’t have an exit yet and you’re not a VC. Aren’t those your two options?” - Person.…. Patrick McKenzie has built a remarkable career on the back of the
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It's way over-indexing on food because I had it make me a meal plan last week, but the rest is not far off to be honest. Here was what it wrote when it thought I wanted it to "write me a picture" of my life:. "Based on what I know, here’s an image of what your life might look
Based on what you know about me, draw what you think my life is like (original vs a few adjustments)
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A massive company is going to be built on the idea that our clothes, particularly activewear, are poisoning us. There are near zero options for men's activewear that is not made of polyester and moisture-wicking material. Cotton, wool, bamboo, and other natural fabrics are all.
Sweat-wicking workout clothes are often treated with PFAS. These are "forever chemicals" that stay in our bodies for upwards of 2-5 years . PFAS have been linked to hormonal disruptions, immune dysfunction, and cancers, making it particularly important to limit contact—especially
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The writing at reflects all of these messages over the years. Each one is an artifact of an old me. But very little reflects who I've evolved into or the depth of work I do today. And that's what the shift is about. How do I make my work reflect who I.
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Writing about meaningful work, the creator economy & solving the most important societal problems of our time.
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The core themes of my work over the years went something like:. - 2011 - find a job you love, live for Monday.- 2014 - build a small online business.- 2018 - the future belongs to creators.- 2020 - cultures of belonging, remote work, servant leadership, etc.- 2021 - I am nothing;.
I'm shutting down the newsletter (but not the podcast) for the rest of the year. The response and engagement have been minimal for a while now. I think that reflects my lack of enthusiasm for the content. There's something stirring in me that I know is the next chapter of my.
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RT @BarrettABrooks: I'm going to do a listener Q&A episode of Good Work to end the year and wish everyone a happy holiday season. It'll be….
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