#6 Reads for Today

Monthly compilation of my reads and learning from around the web

Welcome back to my monthly newsletter. Every month I look forward to writing the newsletter because it’s my opportunity to look back at my month and see what I enjoyed reading, listening to, watching, and learning.

I consumed much less content in May than in the past months, mainly because I traveled more and had more work to do. But overall, it was an exciting month, where I kept reading about DeSci, productivity, company building, and science.

I thought about web3 and big companies, and there is much to be learned from the last years of corporate innovation and entrepreneurship. Here’s my take:

Inês Silva @isss111

In 2013 I start seeing (in Portugal) the first companies experimenting with tech entrepreneurship and innovation. I believe this can teach us a lot about web3 and its adoption. Here’s why!

I have also been thinking about motivation and confidence and how to build it. This is an excellent visualization of motivation vs. clarity.

valuevision

A post shared by Value and Vision Visualized (@valuevision)

That being said, let’s now focus on my favorite content from May:

1. [Science] Leaving the Church of Science by Nat Eliason

2. [Longevity] The Most Promising Longevity Drugs To Date by Apollo Health Ventures

3. [Managing] Managing people by Andreas Klinger

4. [Books] How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices

5. [Podcasts] Justin Su’a: Peak Mental Performance [The Knowledge Project Ep. #137]

And that’s it for this month. Please share with me your favorite reads and leave comments, so we can keep the discussion going.

Have a great month,

Inês

---

I’ve launched a new project. Check Women(dot)Business for details (Portuguese only).