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Read time: 1 minute, 387 words. I don’t want to be famous. I know that may sound odd or disingenuous. Given that I write a newsletter and post to social media every day. But that’s the price of having some relevancy in today’s attention economy. Expectations. And a tax on your time. Maybe there’s a skill in learning how to be seen without becoming public property. 👉🏽 Check the infographic below to learn the subtle art of not becoming famous. -Kabir Seven Point Sunday – May 10 Ipsitaa Khullar. Behavioral scientist, singer/songwriter, actress. She debuted in the Indian music industry while she was a student at LSE. “Dual careerism is less about doing everything at once than about learning what each season of your life is asking you to prioritize.” Her daily schedule. ⚡️ Productivity Fathom – AI meeting assistant that records, transcribes, and summarizes Zoom calls automatically. 💰 Wealth Rent an Underused Asset – Look for something you already own that sits idle: parking space, camera gear, tools, storage space, or driveway. List it on a marketplace designed for that specific asset and let demand, not effort, do the work. Turn sunk costs into optional income without adding complexity. 📚 Books The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson. Mental models on wealth, leverage, and long-term thinking. Useful if you want first principles instead of tactics. I reviewed book. 🎵 Music The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill by Lauryn Hill. Recorded during a turbulent creative period, the album blends hip-hop, soul, reggae, and gospel while addressing fame, faith, love, and self-definition. One of the few debut albums to define an entire era. 💭 AI Prompt Write a one-page description of a life I would never admit I want. What makes it appealing, and what story do I tell myself about why it is “not me”? 🥣 Gravy Are you making a difference in the world? 7 weekend projects that build wealth
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