Life lessons from Roger Federer (must watch)

1 Effortless is a myth
2 Belief in yourself has to be earned
3 Grit > Gift
4 Discipline is talent
5 Trust and loving the process is talent
6 You can do your best and still lose
7 Life is bigger than the court

Airbnb CEO on the best people in your life

8 habits of highly effective people, by Stephen Covey:

1 be proactive
2 begin with end in mind
3 put first things first
4 think win-win
5 seek first to understand, then be understood
6 synergize
7 sharpen the saw
8 inner self growth and development

1 be proactive:

“Saving $8.25 per day = $3,000 per year

Reading 20 pages per day = 50 books per year

Walking 10,000 steps per day = 66 marathons per year

Never underestimate the power of small habits.”

Small consistent improvements can lead to astounding outcomes over time.

I only won 54% of the points I played throughout those games. Even top-ranked tennis players win barely more than half of the points they play.

When you're playing the point, it has to be the most important thing in the world and it is, but when it's behind you, it's behind you.

The best way to stay sharp is to keep doing.

You are not a team because you work together. You are a team because you trust, respect and care for each other.

How to pick a perfect watermelon🍉, avocado🥑, pineapple🍍 and banana🍌

Kobe Bryant: You can see quantum leap improvement in your craft by showing up everyday and doing the work.

The most successful startups are often born from a relentless desire to solve a problem, combined with the courage to challenge the status quo—often because the incumbents don't want, need, or care to improve things.

Jeff Bezos reminds us that successful people surround themselves by supportive truth tellers

Disruptive work will face a wall of skepticism.

In Apple's keynote yesterday, we saw a glimpse into how multiple AI Agents will likely work together in the future. While they may not have been trying to make a broader point than just Siri's capabilities, Apple illustrated an emerging design pattern that we're in the very early

Rick Rubin: start by creating for yourself and ignore critics and self-doubt

A wonderful story about Roger Federer wanting some tea at Wimbledon, but being denied access because he did not have a membership card with him.

Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer were asked how they want to be remembered

I only won 54% of the points I played throughout those games. Even top-ranked tennis players win barely more than half of the points they play.

When you're playing the point, it has to be the most important thing in the world and it is, but when it's behind you, it's behind you.