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@jasonfried

Founder & CEO at . Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and NYT Bestseller REWORK. Also at

Chicago, IL
basecamp.com
Se unió en abril de 2008
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  1. retwitteó
    4 jun.

    composed and casual free soloing (sans cord) 2000ft above the deck on the Enduro…

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    6 abr.

    So far is the only app I've used that uses the iOS associated domains feature. It's the little things that matter

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    3 jun.

    Always remain objective, and keep it productive

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  4. retwitteó
    26 ene.

    This ad for the Volvo P1800 is one of my favorite ads of all time.

    27 respuestas 339 retweets 1.046 Me gusta
  5. retwitteó
    2 jun.

    Applause to Jason Pontin for his 13 transformative years at MIT's Tech Review. He set me on the path to WHOLE EARTH DISCIPLINE.

    I'm leaving :
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  6. 2 jun.

    “How Stand-up Comedy Brought Me Closer to Judaism” by —>

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    2 jun.

    Really enjoyed this story from Jackie Mac on Kevin Durant.

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  8. 2 jun.

    Wonderful leadership from .

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    2 jun.

    As with much entrepreneurial wisdom, said it first ❤️

    En respuesta a @dhh
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  10. 1 jun.

    “First of all, I’m not interested in ‘crushing’ anything…” Great follow-up from

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  11. 1 jun.

    Thanks for the Basecamp 3 shoutout on your podcast, ! So glad to hear it continues to work well for you.

    1 respuesta 1 retweet 33 Me gusta
  12. 1 jun.

    If you’re reading this, you probably don’t do hard work. Me included →

    “Coding, or designing, or writing pitch decks, or making sales calls, or preparing spreadsheets, or writing blog posts, or social media marketing, or buying ads, or choosing the right color, or picking the right paper, or making a layout responsive, or investing in companies, or doing due diligence, or coming up with a strategy, or…” from “If you’re reading this, you probably don’t do hard work” by Jason Fried.
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  13. 1 jun.

    I feel like Don King right now.

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  14. 1 jun.

    We need and on stage to have a live debate about their differences. I don’t think Keith is big enough to accept though…

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  15. 31 may.

    My kind of contract — a fun, direct take on a work for hire contract →

    “You give me money, I’ll give you creative.I’ll start when the check clears.Time is money. More time is more money.I’ll listen to you. You listen to me.You tell me what you want, I’ll tell you what you need.You want me to be on time, I want you to be on time.What you use is yours, what you don’t is mine.I can’t give you stuff I don’t own.I’ll try not to be an ass, you…” from “My kind of contract” by Jason Fried.
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  16. 31 may.

    I wrote a little something about my frustration with Chicago being heralded as the next Silicon Valley →

    “Further, it’s too easy to assume that there’s a formula that any city can apply to generate those kinds of businesses. Specific inputs that always produce specific outputs. If we do what they’ve done, then we’ll get what they have. It doesn’t appear to work that way. Is it just a matter of eventually, or is it a matter of place and moment? That places are unique, and…” from “Chicago, Be Chicago” by Jason Fried.
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    31 may.

    Last 5 people to join came from Alabama, New York, Rio de Janiero, Chicago, Madrid.

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  18. 30 may.

    “Trickle-down workaholism in startups” — 

    “…There’s an ingrained mythology around startups that not only celebrates burn-out efforts, but damn well requires it. It’s the logical outcome of trying to compress a lifetime’s worth of work into the abbreviated timeline of a venture fund.” from “Trickle-down workaholism in startups” by DHH.
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    30 may.

    "More than half of US workers didn’t use up their time off last year, sacrificing 662 million vacation days",

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    30 may.

    “Trickle-down workaholism in startups”,

    “So don’t tell me that there’s something uniquely demanding about building yet another fucking startup that dwarfs the accomplishments of The Origin of Species or winning five championship rings. It’s bullshit. Extractive, counterproductive bullshit peddled by people who either need a narrative to explain their personal sacrifices and regrets or who are in a…” from “Trickle-down workaholism in startups” by DHH.
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