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What we published this week

We published four new articles this week totaling ~10,000 words. We dived into the real history behind Copernicus’s model of the universe, the fates of Wix and Weebly in an era when people are using Notion to build websites, and the strategy behind the fastest profitable unicorn in the U.S.

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Superorganizers

How the world’s smartest people organize their work

⚡️ How New Ideas Happen

What should we do with our bad ideas? Dan thinks there’s an answer in how both science and business progress: new ideas often seem bad at first by the standards set by the old, but eventually result in a paradigm shift. Read his latest post to learn how Copernicus’s model of the universe and Christensen’s insight into hard drive diameters are related.

⚡️ How Anne-Laure Le Cunff Wrote 200 Articles In One Year

(And is also earning her master’s degree in applied neuroscience on the side.) Anne-Laure came by her mindful productivity practice the hard way: through burnout. Check out this interview to learn her weekly review process that she conducts every Sunday without fail and how she keeps track of ideas so she doesn’t struggle to find topics to write about 

From the Superorganizers archives — “How A Pro Soccer Player Turned VC Stays Organized.” By age 26, Cameron Porter has succeeded in two wildly different and competitive fields. Check out Dan’s interview with Cameron on his note-taking habits, daily journaling, and the trick he uses to stay in touch with friends. 

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