September 10, 2024: Slow Down to Fall in Love Again

“The only way it gets better for you is when you get better. Better is not something you wish, it’s something you become.”

― Jim Rohn

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This is Kei and Kazuki, founders of Glasp 👋

We hand-picked 3 good articles for you to highlight this week. Hope they'll help you get new ideas and perspectives. (You can read this online!)


📚 3 Good Articles for You

Slow Down to Fall in Love Again
by Leo Babauta (4 mins)

  • Slowing down in activities such as running, work, eating, and walking can transform experiences and help reignite a sense of joy, connection, and love for them.
  • The author, Leo Babauta, shares how intentionally slowing down his running pace allowed him to run longer, reconnect with himself, and fall in love with running again after a decade.
  • Applying this approach to any activity, by setting an intention to slow down, savoring the experience, and leaving it with a sense of anticipation, can bring unexpected joy and pleasure.

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Levels of Thinking: How to Make Better Decisions with Second-Level Thinking
by Anne-Laure Le Cunff (4 mins)

  • First-level thinking is simplistic and focuses on immediate outcomes, often leading to decisions that ignore long-term consequences and hidden costs.
  • Second-level thinking involves deeper analysis, considering potential second and third-order effects, biases, and long-term impacts, leading to better decision-making.
  • To develop second-level thinking, ask questions about probable outcomes, align your predictions with the consensus, and consider the 10-10-10 rule to evaluate the long-term emotional impact of your choices.

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Scaling yourself: Habits of successful founders
by Bradford Jones and Taylor Barada (7 mins)

  • Successful founders emphasize protecting personal time and health, building sustainable habits, and setting clear boundaries between work and personal life to manage stress and maintain leadership effectiveness.
  • Delegating responsibilities and hiring autonomous leaders are essential for scaling a company without becoming a bottleneck, as founders need to focus on alignment and accountability rather than solving every problem themselves.
  • Cultivating a strong company culture by reinforcing values and demanding excellence helps reduce stress on founders and promotes a high-performing, self-regulating environment.

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📣 Community

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  • 🟥 Glasp Talk with Michael Simmons:
    Glasp Talk features intimate interviews with luminaries, revealing their emotions, experiences, and stories. The guest, Michael Simmons, a renowned expert in learning how to learn, serial entrepreneur, and 3x 7-figure education entrepreneur.

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Hope you enjoyed reading this newsletter!
See you next week ;)

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Kei and Kazuki

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