Duane Rollins

We all want nice things like a luxury car, the home of your dreams, or a fancy watch, etc. But here’s the thing about nice things – they break. They get worn down. They will deteriorate over time without proper maintenance. This is the hidden cost that most people don’

> [https://twitter.com/SierraChas/status/1468303757335277570] A friendly reminder to document your life. Older you will appreciate it, and so will the future generations. Some do this through social media, others through blogs, newsletters, scrapbooks, videos etc. The medium matters less than the practice, though visuals are most encouraged.

I’m coming off a runner’s high from the weekend. I got to create and host an amazing event, the Black Venture Collective Holiday Party 2021, with my wife in support of the Black entrepreneurial ecosystem. I gave some more details on my LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/posts/

I know you thought you were gonna get a “you vs. you” post, but this is not that. I’m literally in a competition with another Duane Rollins from the 24th Minute. What are we competing over? Google search results. Nothing makes me happier than seeing him come up as

If you could start your own country today, how would you do it? My curiosity led me to 1729.com [https://1729.com/], a new ambitious project from Balaji Srinivasan [https://balajis.com/]. He wants to start a new country and he’s approaching it by creating a network state.

I try to watch this video annually. It’s a reminder that originality is borne from combining multiple experiences, thus everything is a remix. Cut, copy, paste, mix, collage, blend, meld, and weave your way into something new. What makes an ideal novel is how you flavor in multiple inspirations

I recently got a new nugget of wisdom via Nina Cashman [https://www.paveyourway.com/founder] as she was leading a training for my coaching certification. According to her: Gossip is when you bring an issue to someone who can’t help you. It’s not just talking bad behind

I ran into a concept today called zero risk bias and I realized that this is something that holds so many people back. The Decision Lab [https://thedecisionlab.com/biases/zero-risk-bias/] describes zero risk bias as the following: > Zero risk bias relates to our preference for absolute certainty. We