Эрик Коднер
@kodnercreatives.bsky.social
Психология и графический дизайн
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‼️EXTRAORDINARY DAY
Dozens of thousands of records, including many WORLD RECORDS are being smashed in pieces across over 150+ countries in the world.
We are seeing something never seen in 3 centuries of climatic history.
More records have fallen in the past hours than any full MONTH
Updates coming
Dozens of thousands of records, including many WORLD RECORDS are being smashed in pieces across over 150+ countries in the world.
We are seeing something never seen in 3 centuries of climatic history.
More records have fallen in the past hours than any full MONTH
Updates coming
September 2, 2025 at 12:37 PM
‼️EXTRAORDINARY DAY
Dozens of thousands of records, including many WORLD RECORDS are being smashed in pieces across over 150+ countries in the world.
We are seeing something never seen in 3 centuries of climatic history.
More records have fallen in the past hours than any full MONTH
Updates coming
Dozens of thousands of records, including many WORLD RECORDS are being smashed in pieces across over 150+ countries in the world.
We are seeing something never seen in 3 centuries of climatic history.
More records have fallen in the past hours than any full MONTH
Updates coming
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Of course you gravitate towards the tasks you enjoy, and are good at.
So, engineers want to build stuff, mess with infrastructure, create a cool feature.
But, is that what’s most important, right now? Will it consistently win additional customers?
So, engineers want to build stuff, mess with infrastructure, create a cool feature.
But, is that what’s most important, right now? Will it consistently win additional customers?
September 3, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Of course you gravitate towards the tasks you enjoy, and are good at.
So, engineers want to build stuff, mess with infrastructure, create a cool feature.
But, is that what’s most important, right now? Will it consistently win additional customers?
So, engineers want to build stuff, mess with infrastructure, create a cool feature.
But, is that what’s most important, right now? Will it consistently win additional customers?
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You don't need to invent new ideas to make a significant impact. Consider your favorite teacher or mentor--did they invent the subject they taught? Of course not. Yet they changed your life.
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August 31, 2025 at 7:52 AM
You don't need to invent new ideas to make a significant impact. Consider your favorite teacher or mentor--did they invent the subject they taught? Of course not. Yet they changed your life.
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You are not 100% correct.
You 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘬 you are, because “I’m my own customer.”
But you’re wrong. You’ll find out when you intersect with actual customers.
(You're not 100% wrong either, it's impossible to know which P% is wrong until you ship.)
You 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘬 you are, because “I’m my own customer.”
But you’re wrong. You’ll find out when you intersect with actual customers.
(You're not 100% wrong either, it's impossible to know which P% is wrong until you ship.)
“I scratched my own itch” isn’t good enough
This isn’t the humble-brag you think it is; The most common origin story is also common to startups that fail. But it’s a start.
longform.asmartbear.com
August 26, 2025 at 9:38 PM
You are not 100% correct.
You 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘬 you are, because “I’m my own customer.”
But you’re wrong. You’ll find out when you intersect with actual customers.
(You're not 100% wrong either, it's impossible to know which P% is wrong until you ship.)
You 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘬 you are, because “I’m my own customer.”
But you’re wrong. You’ll find out when you intersect with actual customers.
(You're not 100% wrong either, it's impossible to know which P% is wrong until you ship.)
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Watched ROGUE ONE with my wife today. We had a ball. Wish I'd seen it in a theater. It has what so many action pictures lack: a beating heart.
August 9, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Watched ROGUE ONE with my wife today. We had a ball. Wish I'd seen it in a theater. It has what so many action pictures lack: a beating heart.
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THE ENDING WRITES ITSELF, by Evelyn Clarke: Clearly in the running for the best mystery novel of 2026 (it bows in April). A trove of tropes that mystery-lovers will love, right down to the dark and stormy night in its climax. Funny and scary. It will remind you of AND THEN THERE WERE NONE.
August 16, 2025 at 7:43 PM
THE ENDING WRITES ITSELF, by Evelyn Clarke: Clearly in the running for the best mystery novel of 2026 (it bows in April). A trove of tropes that mystery-lovers will love, right down to the dark and stormy night in its climax. Funny and scary. It will remind you of AND THEN THERE WERE NONE.
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How do you make a system less brittle?
Better controls? Redundancy? Process? Higher quality components?
Apply this question and answer to all areas of your business.
Better controls? Redundancy? Process? Higher quality components?
Apply this question and answer to all areas of your business.
Brittle Points: How to make companies robust
Brittleness is when the company fails because just one component breaks. Learn some strategies for fixing Brittle Points.
longform.asmartbear.com
August 23, 2025 at 6:19 PM
How do you make a system less brittle?
Better controls? Redundancy? Process? Higher quality components?
Apply this question and answer to all areas of your business.
Better controls? Redundancy? Process? Higher quality components?
Apply this question and answer to all areas of your business.
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if you want to have a nice and relaxing sunday, do not watch the new Hulu documentary on Hurricane Katrina. if you want to shake with rage and anger over the total failure of this nation's government and media establishment, watch the Hulu documentary on Katrina (this is a recommendation)
August 4, 2025 at 12:38 AM
if you want to have a nice and relaxing sunday, do not watch the new Hulu documentary on Hurricane Katrina. if you want to shake with rage and anger over the total failure of this nation's government and media establishment, watch the Hulu documentary on Katrina (this is a recommendation)
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How many views did Mr. Beast’s first video get?
How many views did Seth Godin’s first blog post get?
How many views will your first ____ get?
You aren’t defined by your first attempt.
You aren’t defined by views.
You are your body of work.
How many views did Seth Godin’s first blog post get?
How many views will your first ____ get?
You aren’t defined by your first attempt.
You aren’t defined by views.
You are your body of work.
August 4, 2025 at 3:47 AM
How many views did Mr. Beast’s first video get?
How many views did Seth Godin’s first blog post get?
How many views will your first ____ get?
You aren’t defined by your first attempt.
You aren’t defined by views.
You are your body of work.
How many views did Seth Godin’s first blog post get?
How many views will your first ____ get?
You aren’t defined by your first attempt.
You aren’t defined by views.
You are your body of work.
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🥗 Truth. Probably need 10-20 more circles though.
People turn to food banks when they don't have enough money to survive.
Lots of people are in-between jobs, have health conditions or are looking after loved ones.
And some people are in work that doesn't pay enough to get by.
Lots of people are in-between jobs, have health conditions or are looking after loved ones.
And some people are in work that doesn't pay enough to get by.
July 30, 2025 at 2:50 PM
🥗 Truth. Probably need 10-20 more circles though.
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Our paper with @leahbanellis.bsky.social
and @micahgallen.com was just published in Nature Mental Health! In a large neuroimaging study (n=243), we show that stronger coupling between the stomach and frontoparietal brain regions predicts poorer mental health
and @micahgallen.com was just published in Nature Mental Health! In a large neuroimaging study (n=243), we show that stronger coupling between the stomach and frontoparietal brain regions predicts poorer mental health
Got Butterflies in your Stomach? I am super excited to share the first major study of my postdoc @the-ecg.bsky.social - Now out in @natmentalhealth.nature.com! We report a multidimensional mental health signature of stomach-brain coupling in the largest sample to date www.nature.com/articles/s44...
July 30, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Our paper with @leahbanellis.bsky.social
and @micahgallen.com was just published in Nature Mental Health! In a large neuroimaging study (n=243), we show that stronger coupling between the stomach and frontoparietal brain regions predicts poorer mental health
and @micahgallen.com was just published in Nature Mental Health! In a large neuroimaging study (n=243), we show that stronger coupling between the stomach and frontoparietal brain regions predicts poorer mental health
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As a founder, it’s easy to overshadow people in meetings.
Use these techniques to empower other people, and still contribute, without imposing your will.
Use these techniques to empower other people, and still contribute, without imposing your will.
Productive meeting activities: Leverage the team, empower the individual
Meetings are most productive when we create something that none of us could have created alone. Here are several ways to use meeting time wisely.
longform.asmartbear.com
July 31, 2025 at 3:45 AM
As a founder, it’s easy to overshadow people in meetings.
Use these techniques to empower other people, and still contribute, without imposing your will.
Use these techniques to empower other people, and still contribute, without imposing your will.
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Productivity → doing tasks faster, or more per day
Prioritization → doing the right tasks
The latter is obviously more important; if tasks aren’t valuable, it doesn’t matter how efficient you are.
Yet we spend most of our time on the former, because it’s easier.
Wrong.
Prioritization → doing the right tasks
The latter is obviously more important; if tasks aren’t valuable, it doesn’t matter how efficient you are.
Yet we spend most of our time on the former, because it’s easier.
Wrong.
Ruthless prioritization while the dog pees on the floor
Because time is zero-sum, prioritization is mandatory. This is an index of purpose-built prioritization frameworks, and an overarching one to optimize your life.
longform.asmartbear.com
July 11, 2025 at 3:34 PM
Productivity → doing tasks faster, or more per day
Prioritization → doing the right tasks
The latter is obviously more important; if tasks aren’t valuable, it doesn’t matter how efficient you are.
Yet we spend most of our time on the former, because it’s easier.
Wrong.
Prioritization → doing the right tasks
The latter is obviously more important; if tasks aren’t valuable, it doesn’t matter how efficient you are.
Yet we spend most of our time on the former, because it’s easier.
Wrong.
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Find out what #TheInstitute is really hiding. Stream the 2-episode premiere this Sunday on MGM+.
#WhatAreTheyHiding
#WhatAreTheyHiding
July 11, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Find out what #TheInstitute is really hiding. Stream the 2-episode premiere this Sunday on MGM+.
#WhatAreTheyHiding
#WhatAreTheyHiding
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Just because you're a wannabe doesn't mean you'll Neverbe. All of your favorite artists started out as wannabes. They saw and heard art, got inspired, and said "I want to do that!" Just like you.
So go make some fucking art and stop being so hard on yourself.
So go make some fucking art and stop being so hard on yourself.
July 9, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Just because you're a wannabe doesn't mean you'll Neverbe. All of your favorite artists started out as wannabes. They saw and heard art, got inspired, and said "I want to do that!" Just like you.
So go make some fucking art and stop being so hard on yourself.
So go make some fucking art and stop being so hard on yourself.
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Every day brings 100 decisions.
If you can use rules / frameworks / strategies / habits to reduce to even 70 decisions, that’s a large time-savings and even larger energy-savings.
The rules are self-imposed; you’re still in control.
What rule will you add today?
If you can use rules / frameworks / strategies / habits to reduce to even 70 decisions, that’s a large time-savings and even larger energy-savings.
The rules are self-imposed; you’re still in control.
What rule will you add today?
July 5, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Every day brings 100 decisions.
If you can use rules / frameworks / strategies / habits to reduce to even 70 decisions, that’s a large time-savings and even larger energy-savings.
The rules are self-imposed; you’re still in control.
What rule will you add today?
If you can use rules / frameworks / strategies / habits to reduce to even 70 decisions, that’s a large time-savings and even larger energy-savings.
The rules are self-imposed; you’re still in control.
What rule will you add today?
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July 6, 2025 at 5:23 AM
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Saying “yes” to things that are outside your plan and strategy means getting distracted.
Probably, just say “no,” but…
There’s also a way to say “no, unless” that might be even better:
Probably, just say “no,” but…
There’s also a way to say “no, unless” that might be even better:
Never say “no,” but rarely say “yes.”
“Focus” requires saying “no” to most things, but there’s a way to do it that allows you to say “yes” exactly when it matters most.
longform.asmartbear.com
July 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Saying “yes” to things that are outside your plan and strategy means getting distracted.
Probably, just say “no,” but…
There’s also a way to say “no, unless” that might be even better:
Probably, just say “no,” but…
There’s also a way to say “no, unless” that might be even better:
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If sadness is a negative emotion, how come so many people find pleasure in listening to sad music?
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buff.ly/sa6OGas
June 27, 2025 at 5:53 AM
If sadness is a negative emotion, how come so many people find pleasure in listening to sad music?
buff.ly/sa6OGas
buff.ly/sa6OGas
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Some of the most remarkable people you'll ever meet are North Korean defectors, or escapees. One such is Kim Yumi, whom I talked with at the Oslo Freedom Forum (@oslofreedomforum.com). For @thedispatchmedia.bsky.social, an article. thedispatch.com/article/nort...
From North Korea, a Messenger
She has braved terrors to spread the word about the dark side of the peninsula.
thedispatch.com
June 16, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Some of the most remarkable people you'll ever meet are North Korean defectors, or escapees. One such is Kim Yumi, whom I talked with at the Oslo Freedom Forum (@oslofreedomforum.com). For @thedispatchmedia.bsky.social, an article. thedispatch.com/article/nort...
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New podcast!
Unfortunately, setting out in life now means plotting a life-path through a world defined by unprecedented planetary crisis.
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/crisis-adv...
Unfortunately, setting out in life now means plotting a life-path through a world defined by unprecedented planetary crisis.
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/crisis-adv...
Crisis Advice for Young People
Planning a life through decades of planetary crisis is tough. A few suggestions for finding the right path.
alexsteffen.substack.com
June 17, 2025 at 5:10 AM
New podcast!
Unfortunately, setting out in life now means plotting a life-path through a world defined by unprecedented planetary crisis.
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/crisis-adv...
Unfortunately, setting out in life now means plotting a life-path through a world defined by unprecedented planetary crisis.
alexsteffen.substack.com/p/crisis-adv...
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Dunno if this is where Arthur was going, but I’ll say:
1. They have less rights than previous generations
2. Living through multiple once-in-a-lifetime economic crises
3. Knowing climate change apocalypse is coming, knowing no one is doing enough to stop it
4. All heroes turn out to be villains
1. They have less rights than previous generations
2. Living through multiple once-in-a-lifetime economic crises
3. Knowing climate change apocalypse is coming, knowing no one is doing enough to stop it
4. All heroes turn out to be villains
May 5, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Dunno if this is where Arthur was going, but I’ll say:
1. They have less rights than previous generations
2. Living through multiple once-in-a-lifetime economic crises
3. Knowing climate change apocalypse is coming, knowing no one is doing enough to stop it
4. All heroes turn out to be villains
1. They have less rights than previous generations
2. Living through multiple once-in-a-lifetime economic crises
3. Knowing climate change apocalypse is coming, knowing no one is doing enough to stop it
4. All heroes turn out to be villains
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@theatlantic.com’s writers and editors are on Bluesky. Follow us for ambitious, essential reporting and storytelling: go.bsky.app/NVbMa2Y
January 10, 2025 at 6:24 PM
@theatlantic.com’s writers and editors are on Bluesky. Follow us for ambitious, essential reporting and storytelling: go.bsky.app/NVbMa2Y