What do you wish you had learned sooner?
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1) reading good nonfiction is 10x more useful than reading fiction
2) marketing
3) how to set up a YouTube channel
4) HIIT and kettlebells
5) that @Effect_Altruism offers a really strong ethical framework for life
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What does HIIT look like for you? Do you do it on your own or in a group class?
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I do it on an elliptical machine at home.
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1 depends 100% on what "useful" means to you, and I would say your implied definition here is deficient. Also, notice you said just "fiction" as opposed to "good fiction." In any case, it's apples to oranges.
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Agree. Good fiction is just as valuable in learning how to think, emphasis on “good”
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What would your recommend as resource to better understand 2) and 3)?
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Could not disagree more with #1. There's a reason most timeless classics are fiction
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Been a follow of yours for years. Since David D. What is the best non-fiction you can recommend
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Dostoyevski, Bulgakov, Hemingway, Steinbeck and the English classics aren't that bad though. For me, creative writing turned out to be a great by-product from reading fiction. Plus it laid some groundwork to more efficiently read non-fiction later on. Not reading at all=
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