Nice. I love thinking about games. I think the metaphor about snapchat filters vs. photos was great. How does it extend into the part about games? I felt the last section was pretty abstract, though I agreed with you. What does it actually feel like to play one of these games vs. having the mindset.
I'd love if you actually linked some of the biggest twitter threads on the mindset/framework topic, rather than having to investigate it on my own.
Also, I'm dying to learn what the book was that you enjoyed so much. Could you share some of the best moments of the book?
Nice. I love thinking about games. I think the metaphor about snapchat filters vs. photos was great. How does it extend into the part about games? I felt the last section was pretty abstract, though I agreed with you. What does it actually feel like to play one of these games vs. having the mindset.
I'd love if you actually linked some of the biggest twitter threads on the mindset/framework topic, rather than having to investigate it on my own.
Also, I'm dying to learn what the book was that you enjoyed so much. Could you share some of the best moments of the book?