Reading

A selection, in no particular order, of timeless things on the Internet I liked and have influenced me in one way or another:

• Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule by Paul Graham

• We Don’t Sell Saddles Here by Stewart Butterfield

• The day I became a millionaire by DHH

• What’s The Most Difficult CEO Skill? Managing Your Own Psychology by Ben Horowitz

• Dear Ueno: How can I start writing good copy? by Valgeir Valdimarsson

• The Law of Shitty Clickthroughs by Andrew Chen

• Not all good products make good businesses by Des Traynor

• What Should You Do with Your Crappy Little Services Business? by Mark Suster

• How To Be Successful by Sam Altman

• The only thing that matters by Marc Andreesen

• Nobody Cares by Ben Horowitz

• Idea Generation by Sam Altman

• Ben and Jerry’s vs. Amazon by Joel Spolsky

• No one is having sex anymore by Joel Stein

• The Car That Killed Glamour by Ian Bogost

• Constrained by Nathan Kontny

• No big deal or the end of the world? by Jason Fried

• The class I'd like to teach by Jason Fried

• The pitfalls of “cool parent” leadership an interview with Alison Taylor

• John Cleese on Creativity in Management by John Cleese