Trey Causey

Writing, advising, and seeking a next role in AI. Based in Seattle.

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Source jeetmehta.com

Thrive in obscurity

Do things you like, and sometimes the world will agree

Jeet Mehta shares three principles for creating things when you don't have an audience:
  1. Do things you like, and sometimes the world will agree.
  2. Push yourself out: create for yourself, not for an imagined audience.
  3. Build your binge bank: consider your unread writing a bingeable backlog for those who discover you.

I think 1 & 3 contradict a bit, but overall I like the message a lot. Jeet also posted his core beliefs, which I really admire.

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