Dickie Bush 🚢 (@dickiebush)

The best book I've read this year: How To Live by Derek Sivers. Buried inside this gem are 4 short pages that pack more insights on building wealth than any book I've ever read. Here are 23 quotes that will change the way you think about money: ...

ChatGPT is overhyped. That's what I told myself after 2 weeks of trying (and failing) to use it well. Turns out, I was just a poor prompt writer. But after spending hundreds of hours tinkering, I've finally cracked it. And now, it's my personal writing assistant. Here's how: ...

Princeton grad. BlackRock trader. Making $180k at 22. But the biggest "jaw-drop" moment in my 20s? Getting this $5,000 PayPal payment from a stranger on the internet. Here's my full story (and how you can do the same):🧵 ...

In 1997, Apple was 90 days away from bankruptcy. But with one decision, Steve Jobs surprised their rivals Microsoft and IBM and grew Apple's stock by 9,000% over the next 14 years. Here's the story:🧵 ...

This family runs one of the world's most successful empires—but no one talks about them. With $17.7 billion turnover in 2023, Hershey, Cadbury, and Lindt envy their success. Here's the full story behind Ferrero Rocher—the most powerful chocolate brand in the world: 🧵 ...

The 4 pillars of digital leverage: • Build • Sell • Distribute • Network How to get started: • Learn basic no-code (Build) • Learn basic copywriting (Sell) • Start a weekly newsletter (Distribute) • Start making friends on 𝕏 (Network) Then show up every day for years....

The single most powerful "skill" you can develop: Learning quickly. But the way schools teach us to learn is a horrible way to learn in the real world. Textbooks, worksheets, flash cards—all of it a waste. Instead, use this simple 3-part framework to rapidly learn anything:...

This is Jeff Bezos’s favorite book. He’s been rereading it for 25 years straight, and it inspired his most famous decision-making model. Here are the 7 lessons from "The Remains of the Day" that helped him build his $200B+ Amazon empire: 🧵 ...

Nintendo is one of the biggest gaming companies in the world. But in 1995, they were in deep trouble with their biggest rivals PlayStation and Sega. With one decision, they sold 1 billion consoles and made $10 billion. Here's the story:🧵 ...