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Dominik Nitsch

Proud generalist: Entrepreneur, Athlete, & Writer.

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Volume negates luck [#81]

You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. And you miss 90% of the shots you do take. Take more.

Volume negates luck [#81]
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How I build strategic moats for my bootstrapped company [#80]

& why only two types of companies should raise venture capital

How I build strategic moats for my bootstrapped company [#80]
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The Generalist Spectrum [#79]

Every year, you get new skill points. How you allocate will define where you stand on the spectrum.

The Generalist Spectrum [#79]
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Do extraordinary things, live an extraordinary life. [#78]

Five systems ordinary people don't use, but extraordinary people do.

Do extraordinary things, live an extraordinary life. [#78]
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Dial in your job hunt in 7 steps [#77]

A 7-step framework to set yourself up for success. (+ cool news!!)

Dial in your job hunt in 7 steps [#77]
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The Future Belongs to Generalists 2.0 [#76]

The four steps to building your generalist career: meta skills, testing different disciplines, T-shaped expertise, and building a portfolio career.

The Future Belongs to Generalists 2.0 [#76]
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The job market is f**ked [#75]

In an ideal world, every candidate would apply to exactly one job, and every job would only receive one perfect application. Right now, it's the polar opposite.

The job market is f**ked [#75]
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4 lessons from being cut from the national team roster [#74]

Use your inherent traits. Get better. Try less hard. Understand your ultimate responsibility, which is ...

4 lessons from being cut from the national team roster [#74]
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How to find a job that aligns with your values [#73]

Form a hypothesis → gather initial validation → reverse engineer → commit.

How to find a job that aligns with your values [#73]
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How to Find the Right Amount of Self-Measurement [#72]

Exploring the dark side of the "quantified self".

How to Find the Right Amount of Self-Measurement [#72]