Welcome to another episode of the Digible Dudes podcast! Join hosts David Staley and Reid Wicoff as they engage in weekly interviews with the most influential minds in the apartment marketing world.
In this episode, David and Reid explore the delicate balance between embracing life’s unpredictability and making strategic, essentialist decisions.
Join us as we dive deep into the philosophies of Andrew Huberman and Greg McEwen, discovering how to navigate the complexities of exploration, experimentation, and making meaningful contributions to the world.
David and Reid share their insights on how to innovate and grow while adhering to essentialist principles. Learn how to achieve a well-rounded, fulfilling existence by applying these valuable lessons to your own business and personal life.
Time management and finding your flow play a crucial role in striking this delicate balance. Discover the benefits of taking time to think through decisions, the power of journaling, and the art of distinguishing between companies and features.
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(01:26) Andrew Huberman and Greg McEwan: Essentialism
(06:42) Over planning vs. following your interests & curiosity
(10:32) Jim Collins on the importance of focus
(12:17) Experimenting vs. direct focus in a niche
(14:25) Microsoft, Google’s dilemma in product development
(22:15) Peter Thiel: features versus a product
(24:42) Disproving the rule and creating sticky products
(28:27) Essentialism versus a random walk strategy
(31:55) Journaling your time on creativity & important tasks
(35:25) Daniel Pink: perform audits of your work
