As most successful entrepreneurs experience, you get “very busy” with building your company even though you would love to tap into some valuable resources along the way. My friend Trenton Erker suggested I read the “Morning Brew” and I have been trying. However, it comes in just as fast as my WSJ emails along with a handful of other great summaries. So, I’m simply not able to process it all, every day. However, there will be days where I have more time and for them, I’ve decided, I’m going to simply copy and paste some of this great content below.
Great snapshots of economic/startup history
You see, they aren’t always JUST relevant for the days they are published. Eventually, they will be good glimpses into our recent history and maybe even longer term history. While they are granular in that they focus on the most recent news all in one email (i.e., content that will ideally be simply about “today”), they have larger points that could be interpreted as the “news of the time.” The Morning Brew likes to take a few topics, if not just one at a time — thus, the very interesting “perspective” I was hoping to get.
Anyway, here are the ones I haven’t deleted yet (but will as soon as I upload them here): Continue reading “Morning Brew Email News Summary for April 2020”
The Korean word 멋있어 (romanized as “muh-shee-ssuh”) can exude many other concepts including: debonair, courageous or valorous. There could be arguments that it means charming, suave or even heroic. However, as many words are defined or received in terms of meaning, it can depend on so many factors including who is defining it or who is using it for whatever reasons. Linguistically, semantics can have so many dimensions that make it almost impossible to provide the perfect twin in a completely different language. 
