JIMMY'S BLOG

Infinity is a great idea to talk about and discuss only if you are doing the math. Everything else in the world and your life has limits and it is interesting. It gives a sense of awareness to us about the edges we can reach and once we do we can have new limits.   When there is a limit to using Wordle and also it is something you can share with the world, it makes it something interesting for people. The real problem arrives when you think of leveraging the idea.   Josh Wardle made it as a side gig or you can call it as a project for the amusement of a small community (precisely very small: only his friends and him) and it got picked up by a few tech bloggers and the idea spread. The crux of the situation tells us the idea behind it was not around leveraging or some kind of business, and so when the New York Times buys the thing, the question is: How is it going to help you(them) earn? It may be widely popular but Are people going to pay if one day you announce that it is no longer f

Most of the time the self-help we consume teaches us that self-help is a dumb argument, start doing your own work. It is ironic in itself. News-paper outsell Books, and Books outsell Research papers, and research papers outsell harsh truth-speaking people who are really real.   Even if you are reading this blog or any such article which seems interesting to you is contradicting itself by saying stop self-help thing. Because this too is the same. It depends on you, whether give up reading things that you do not really need, and focus on your own shit. It depends on you, that if after reading this or any such article you do not consume and rather focus on your own things.   The argument that Seth Godin gave us after writing All Marketers are Liars/Tell Stories. The thing is, in a way we can say that it tells, there is no truth, there is a story which when resonates with people that we want to seek, we can become great in businesses and spreading ideas. In this way, it also means that Th