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Dominik Nitsch

Proud generalist: Entrepreneur, Athlete, & Writer.

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The Dark Side of Prediction Markets (& why they feel so compelling right now)

When the only place for young people to find agency is a casino, we have a problem.

The Dark Side of Prediction Markets (& why they feel so compelling right now)
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Why the best founders are never in a hurry

Go from frazzled → collected using this 4-step frameworks (with inspiration from elite athletes).

Why the best founders are never in a hurry
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2025 Content Review | Facts, Figures, & Outlook for 2026

Full breakdown of one year of writing 50+ newsletters and 183 LinkedIn Posts. Read this if writing online is on your list for 2026.

2025 Content Review | Facts, Figures, & Outlook for 2026
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🎆 The Not-To-Do List for 2026

Planning your year is like great writing: "if I had more time, I would've written a shorter letter." Addition by subtraction.

🎆 The Not-To-Do List for 2026
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How to develop skills & achieve your goals in 2026

One of the biggest downsides of being a generalist: not being able to measure your improvement. The answer: a six-step framework & the Harada Method.

How to develop skills & achieve your goals in 2026
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My Portfolio Career Architecture

100+ newsletter editions in, it's time for a review: how it started, how it's going, and how it's going to go. Read this if you also want to have a portfolio career.

My Portfolio Career Architecture
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How to find out what you're meant to do

Take two long, hard looks: one backward, one forward.

How to find out what you're meant to do
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1000 subscribers later: 11 lessons on creativity, content & momentum

What I've learned in almost 3 years of publishing weekly.

1000 subscribers later: 11 lessons on creativity, content & momentum
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Reverse Benchmarking

Everybody wants to do well what others do well – the magic lies in what the competition is neglecting.

Reverse Benchmarking
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Smart People Should Build Things

Why the hell do we send our best graduates into non-value creating professions like consulting or finance?

Smart People Should Build Things