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* Get 100 active customer support agents on Panel Ninja [www.panelninja.com]

* Send cold emails to 1,000 potential customers

* Cut 15 seconds off my mile time

* Run 4 experiments to iterate on the cold email process

* Watch the Eagles beat the Giants, Falcons, Seahawks, and Packers :)

Good point! Hadn't considered that; you're 100% right. As smacktoward suggested, maybe Garmin should sell these to dealerships.

People are weird when it comes to buying car addons :) . Look at how much these 5-series upgrades cost: http://www.bmwusa.com/standard/content/byo/byohome.aspx?namo... .

I drive an '04 Civic, so it's all moot for me... but I'd guess that people are willing to pay ~$800 for the aesthetics of a HUD vs. the kind of phone mount you see in an UberX. Although who knows!

Best of luck to Rob! My friends and I learned just as much about teamwork from WoW as we did from playing "real" sports :) . Despite the general sentiment, I genuinely believe a lot of good comes from raid content and team PVP.

Yup, something similar happened with the Tesla/SolarCity acquisition: "Mr. Musk said Monday he wasn’t involved in the decision making about the valuation of the purchase." [1]

[1] http://www.wsj.com/articles/tesla-and-solarcity-agree-to-2-6...

Would you mind sharing some of these podcasts? I work in software and I'm very interested in eventually making the switch into PE :) .

I broke my right pinky about a year ago, and splinted it up at home with the help of a med school friend. It came in a little crooked, but I saved a few thousand in medical bills! It's not like I need my right pinky to sell software, play guitar, ski, or do anything fun :) .

I've always wondered if it made more sense to go to a veterinarian for broken bones / torn muscles... I went to physical therapy for a rotator cuff issue, and it wasn't cheap!

That's a great point - though I bet there are many microclimates within Microsoft :)

Would love to read some of these management studies; it sounds intuitive but (as always) it's much easier to grok the bigger picture with concrete examples. Can you point me to some of the literature?

Perhaps - I wish the article went into more detail on annual disbursement size across the different tribes. It could be the case that certain basic incomes exacerbate poverty (e.g. the $1200 that Mike Justice receives from the Siletz tribe), while other basic incomes (say, hypothetically, 1.5x the poverty line) drastically improve quality of life.

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$0 in donations? I'll bring a couple beers over tonight