Uncle Ellis

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But I do have a cool whiskey collection. Product Leader/Executive Bootstrapping a Distillery

The Great Mental Models Volume 4: Economics & Art Author: Shane Parrish
In the world of tech, where deadlines are relentless and innovation is expected at the speed of thought, it’s easy to lose sight of the most important product you’ll ever work on: yourself. Beneath the layers of code, the endless sprint cycles, and the drive for the next big thing lies a deeper challenge—the challenge of staying human in a space that often feels mechanical. This book is for those who feel the pressure to perform but refuse to sacrifice their humanity in the process. It’s for those who want to thrive, not just survive, in an industry that demands resilience but rarely teaches it. It’s for the dreamers, the builders, the thinkers with a soul—a guide to navigating the intersection of mental health, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of impact. Because here’s the truth: resilience isn’t about being unbreakable. It’s about knowing you’re human, giving yourself grace, and learning how to bounce back stronger after each challenge. And mental health isn’t a luxury; it’s the foundation on which every great idea, every meaningful connection, and every lasting success is built. Let’s build a world where we don’t just innovate for others but also for ourselves. Let’s rewrite the narrative of success in tech—not as a measure of what we produce, but of how we live. This is the journey of resilience, growth, and authenticity. And it starts with you.
Nobody wants to be fucking exploited anymore.
A bottle of Sir Davis Rye Whiskey
How is it NOVEMBER ALREADY?
Labrador dog lounging in a pool with a cowboy hat and sunglasses on. Looking like an old west Texas paw-paw
Porsche Taycan in Acid Green
Vacuum the roof
Management is a subset of leadership, yet most companies focus on developing managers, but not leaders.