Too Many Opportunities (Ep. 5)

The Inforium

Thomas Frank and Martin Boehme

Personal Branding, Career, Productivity, Business, Learning, Lifehacking, College, University, Education, 101, Lifestyle Design, Work Smart, Class

4.8 • 998 Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2020

⏱️ 81 minutes

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We talk about the ironic limitations of having too many options.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Thomas Frank. I've just got a quick note for you before we get into the show.
0:03.5	If you've been enjoying the inforium or my videos over on YouTube, then you, my friend,
0:07.9	should get Nebula. On Nebula, you get ad-free versions about this podcast and my videos,
0:12.9	along with exclusive stuff, like extended versions of those videos. And it's not just our
0:17.2	stuff that you're going to get. Dozens of other creators are on Nebula, including Alieb Doll,
0:20.8	Windover Productions, Braincraft, Tearsoo, and lots more. Nebula gives us a chance to
0:25.4	experiment. And since everything's ad-free, it's also the best way for you to get our content.
0:55.4	Basically, becoming the successor. Yes. Okay. Something like that. That's cool. I also realized
1:02.4	when we only snap to synchronize the cameras and the audio feed, I should just say you should have
1:09.4	gone for the Earth. That's fair. But I don't. That's fair. See, my finger feels all weird from
1:14.7	snapping now. Yeah. Well, you got to practice that finger snapping, I guess. So we're going to make
1:21.1	good on our promise to very up the podcast and have more segments. Yeah, segmentation,
1:26.6	segmentation, centipede planning. I guess like a centipede. Are they segmented? I don't know,
1:32.5	they look like they probably. Yeah, they are. They are like, you know, legs on my head. It's not
1:37.4	like a worm with legs. It's got pieces. Yeah. Well, the centipedes I've seen in real life have been
1:43.2	those house centipedes. And I'm not sure. I was thinking of more thinkative, like, but yes,
1:47.9	the ones you see on planet Earth and you're very scared of. Yeah, and they are. Yeah, that's
1:52.3	and terrifying. I've seen them like eating a bird. Yeah. Yeah. Nature is lit. I think that's
2:01.6	a subreddit. It does some things that it's also scary sometimes. So we're going to do a segment.
2:09.0	I guess we're going to call it project check-in. Yeah, I don't have a good name for it at the moment.
2:15.1	But I thought it would be cool if we talked about the stuff we're working on either personally
2:18.5	or projects within the business. Just kind of as a way of sharing how we progress on stuff,
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