Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at /bookclub. To get involved with Project Frontier, head to /frontier. For comprehensive show notes on this episode go to For more episodes go to /podcast. Please enjoy my conversation with Tim Urban. I called this episode Grand Theft Life because that is the name that Tim and Andrew give to their worldview, which I think will change the way you behave, too. I hope this leaves you as energized as it left me. While this conversation is wildly entertaining, it is also chock full of metaphors and lessons that will be useful to anyone doing creative work or building a company.
It explains almost all of human progress and our potential future using drawings and cartoons. Tim is the most entertaining writer I’ve come across in years, who explains complicated and interesting topics to his millions of dedicated readers on the website “Wait, But Why.” As an example, Tim’s last post on Elon Musk’s neurlink venture is 40,000 words long, roughly the length of a short book. My guest is Tim Urban, along with his business partner Andrew Finn. Its about brain machine interfaces and why it is crucial that you be a chef and not a cook. Its about content creation, thinking from first principles, and death progress units. This week’s conversation is about artificial intelligence and interplanetary travel. On this special Graduation Episode, guest host Jordan Harbinger teams up with Reid Hoffman to share advice that will help you navigate choices in your career, with insights from Instagram's Kevin Systrom, Yahoo's Marissa Mayer, Spotify's Daniel Ek, and more. Get more from Jordan Harbinger: a transcript of this interview at: to Masters of Scale episodes mentioned in this interview:Kevin Systrom (Instagram): Ek (Spotify): Rottenberg (Endeavor): Meyer (Shake Shack): Archambeau (MetricStream): Mayer (Yahoo!): Brown-Philpot (TaskRabbit): Pincus (Zynga): Hartz (Eventbrite): to the Masters of Scale weekly newsletter at Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at. But we also talk about how people grow: How key decisions (and happy accidents) can shape your future, and how your setbacks can actually set you up for success. On Masters of Scale, we talk a lot about how businesses grow.
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