Letters from Glasp

Hi there, This is Kazuki (kazuki_sf_). I’m currently working for my second startup, Glasp. It’s a community where people who are blazing in their industries gather and share their learnings as a utilitarian legacy with other people. In this post, I’d like to share a brief story…
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Content curation has public learning at its core. It’s all about making interesting articles, studies, videos, evidence-based research, or any other…
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Ikigai is a Japanese concept that signifies the intersection of what you love, what you’re good at, what the world needs, and what you can be paid for.
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When done right, curation is the closest we’ll get to sit in front of our idols at a cocktail party and, you know, picking their brains. That’s the only…
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The combination of a creator and a curator’s work helps the right people see the right content at the right moment. And everyone wins.
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If possible, have conversations with your favorite curators. When you’re guided by like-minded people, you flatten the learning curve. You waste less…
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You don’t have to accept the things that come your way without doubting, inquiring, and confirming them before taking your next step. Follow the content…
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Take your mind off of how many dozens or hundreds of days that habit will take to form. The earlier you start and commit, the less time it’ll take for…
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Letters from Glasp

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