Kevin Espiritu

Been using Highly since they launched in early 2015 - love it so much. Although I'm a filthy Android user, the web version + Chrome extension are fantastic. Great job, Andrew and Eric!

Only one thing to say: YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. I hope IG doesn't put pressure on you guys to shut down, this just made my IG workflow 10x easier.

I first heard of this from my cousin @jonstenstrom, then from a @tferriss podcast with @sacca. Those three recommendations were enough to pick it up, and damn is it a riveting (and odd) read. Lots to learn in this book, but more importantly it's just an awesome read that took me for a ride.

I picked this book up a few weeks ago and destroyed it. Literally - the spine is broken now and there are notes and scribbles throughout. Information flow in my mind has always been a struggle, so naturally I gravitated towards this book. It's not a struggle for some people, and this book outlines why that is and how you can get closer to that ideal. Super helpful for people working in tech,...

I first read this book when I graduated highschool and have come back to bits and pieces of it nearly every year since. As a young kid, it stoked the fire for science and scientific discovery in me in a way that few other books did.

This book was fantastic. I met @shanesnow in NYC and he was an awesome dude. I ended up taking some comprehensive notes on the book if anyone is interested: http://www.kevinespiritu.com/smartcuts-book-notes/

This is the 'OG' Franklin biography, the one that Charlie Munger recommends over any other. And if there's someone whose opinion I would take on Franklin, it's probably Munger, as he's modeled his entire life on the habits and wisdom of Franklin. I happened to pick up the hardcover used, which I would recommend just because the reading experience is incredible. You feel like you're opening an...

Gave this book to my cousin @jonstenstrom when he was 21. He quit his job at 26 with 100k in the bank and is years into a startup that's doing very well. Couldn't have done it without the book.

@andrewglynch I have not - buying now.

Completely agree with this rec. I DEVOURED this book at the book store. Just sat there and read it until I was done. I suspect I'll do the same with every other book Michael Lewis will ever write.

This book was recommended to me by a friend, so I gave it a shot - I wouldn't have otherwise. I'm not the most religious person out there, and the book definitely has a bit of that flavoring. But the real value was in reading the author realize that, despite being best-selling author and a crafter of stories, that his own life story...sucked. He starts to view himself as a character in a story,...

Met @covrter and @wuebben at Launch Festival earlier this year and love Highly! Super excited for this, I really do need to return to my highlighting addiction.

This seems awesome. There's a guy that's making this his business model for YouTube. Here's an example of one of his videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3P6B4-Vahc If your summaries are anything like this, I think this will be an great service :)

I love this idea. Gone are the days of gold stars on the calendar if something like this takes off :)

Seems like everyone is a Pebble fan here, so could some of you clarify the things that you like about 1. Pebble and 2. smartwatches in general? I'm not trying to be a downer, and I've got my own personal preferences (I don't think I'll ever buy a watch of any kind), but I just struggle to see how much value having a smart watch actually provides to your life, let alone this incarnation. Would...