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When the iPod first came out, it was written off as a failure-to-be because it didn’t offer various features. It was a choice-limited product and therefore it couldn’t possibly succeed in a market that was all about choice. Rob Glaser, CEO of RealNetworks, even used its choice-limited characteristics as an argument to predict its downfall [...]

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Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.
Lin Yutang

(Vía Lifehacker)

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Estaba nadando y de pronto se rompieron, intenté hacerles un nudo y seguir pero rápidamente me di cuenta de que no era la solución… tenía que comprarme unas nuevas gafas para la piscina.
Últimamente me molesta comprarme cosas nuevas. Quiero que las cosas duren más, me da la sensación de que todo va demasiado rápido. No [...]

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Me da la impresión de que tenemos la vana esperanza de que las cosas se aprenden con mucha, demasiada, facilidad: 5 consejos para no perder el tiempo, 3 trucos para leer noticias desnudo en el sofá.
Nos hablan de fases (3 pasos hacia la libertad financiera), o tratan de aislar el dolor que supone conocer, [...]

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The more sophisticated a society and its economy becomes, the easier it is for its citizens to do what they need to do.
In Lima, Peru, to legally establish a one-person garment workshop takes 289 days of bureaucratic toil, costing $1,231, 31 times the monthly minimum wage. In the Philippines, purchasing land [...]

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