Aug 23, 2021 · 17m · founders-journal

Accelerate Your Career #2: Learning How to Learn (Classic)

Alex Lieberman · 15m spoken
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In this episode of Founder's Journal, Morning Brew co-founder Alex Lieberman breaks down a repeatable four-step framework—curation, consumption, reflection, and creation—designed to help professionals master complex topics and accelerate their careers in an era of information abundance.

Statements from this episode (4)

Insight
Curate New Sectors by Tracking Fast-Growing Companies' Founders
“What I would do is look up the fastest growing companies in the specific space you're interested in. So if you're interested in the future of education, Look up what are the fastest companies in the ed tech or education space, look up the founders, follow the …”
Alex Lieberman Aug 23, 2021 ▶ 4:29
Opinion
Matthew Ball Is the Smartest Entertainment and Gaming Thinker
“I came across an online writer named Matthew Ball, and I found him to be the smartest thinker about the world of entertainment and gaming.”
Alex Lieberman Aug 23, 2021 ▶ 9:33
Disclosure
Morning Brew Adapted Old-School Business Media for Millennials
“Morning Brew didn't invent business content, and Morning Brew didn't invent newsletters. Morning Brew just took the Wall Street Journal and old school business media and adapted it in a format that we thought worked for our audience. We were the Wall Street Jo…”
Alex Lieberman Aug 23, 2021 ▶ 14:57
What-if
A Marriott for Millennials Positioning Would Have Limited Airbnb
“If Airbnb's founders said, we want to create Marriott for millennials, that would have been a remixed idea that would have probably had limited opportunity.”
Alex Lieberman Aug 23, 2021 ▶ 15:29
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