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Read time: 1 minute, 338 words. One of the most important pieces in music history was booed so loudly the dancers couldn’t hear the orchestra. At the 1913 premiere of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, people shouted, fought and caused enough chaos that the choreography had to be counted from backstage. Today, the work is considered revolutionary. There’s a useful reminder here. When you do something genuinely new, the first reaction may not be applause. Sometimes “they don’t get it” comes before “everyone copies it.” -Kabir Seven Point Sunday – August 30 ⚡️ Productivity Consider Linnk.ai – Skims the websites you’re reading & gives you key points. 💰 Wealth Consider Safehold (SAFE). Modern ground leaser. Generates cash flow, dividend ~4% Read Be Useful by Arnold Schwarzenegger. In the winter of his life, he provides 7 life lessons. The biggest is the title. The most important thing to other people are their own problems. Help them solve their problems, and you’ll create a place for yourself. Most people feel life is happening to them. They don’t have vision. Never have a plan B. Muhammad Ali didn’t count reps until they hurt. Everyone has to know how to sell. Get addicted to helping other people and feel the valopressin. My review. Hex by Bark Psychosis. Recorded slowly throughout the early 1990s with a studio-as-instrument approach, the album favors restraint, texture, and atmosphere over hooks or momentum. Songs dissolve into ambience, then quietly re-form, making patience part of the listening experience. Turn this boring email thread into meeting minutes from a meeting that should never have happened. Include action items that nobody will complete and one passive-aggressive note in parentheses.
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