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Friends The web should be personal. Here you will find some of the people I draw inspiration from, people I find fascinating, and the websites of friends I've made along the way. Inspired by Nick Gray's slashfriends.org . Friends Cass Cauley Pam Selle Matt Kantor Nancy Smallwood Alex Hillman Kae Lan
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A /friends page is a list of people you like. Here's who dmschulman.com points to from theirs. Sites with a yellow top edge are also listed here.
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In the spirit of the open web, this is a personal directory of creators, thinkers, and peers whose independent corners of the internet I enjoy following. Their essays, projects, and personal websites make the web a richer place. Derek Sivers ↗ sive.rs Author, programmer, musician, and founder of CD
Friends Here are some of my friends that are on the internet! Clark Kampfe Jessica Gunderson Jeremy Searls Justin Searls
Deborah Adler Charles S. Anderson Kelli Anderson Dave Bailey Anthony Baker Sacha Barr Alexander Barrett Ben Barry Aaron Bell Tim Belonax David Benzler Mark Bixby Cody Blocker David Bohnette Nathan Borror Alexandra Bowman Kristoffer Brady Issa Breibish Jill Brown Andy Budd Jez Burrows Sigrid Calon Ma
Friends These are a few of the people I read and follow online. Some write about AI, some about life and business, and some are right here in Austin. Favorite AI Brock Mesarich Ruben Hassid Gencay Favorite Life and Business Chris Williamson Leila Hormozi Nick Gray Nick wrote The 2-Hour Cocktail Part
I was inspired to do this by my friend Nick Gray who made slashfriends.org . I’ll link to the personal websites of friends who have them. In no particular order: Malcolm Ocean Venkatesh Rao Tasshin Anne-Laure Anna Gát Derek Sivers to be updated
Friends Creating this page to support my friend Nick Gray who made slashfriends.org , and the spirit behind it! I am grateful to my friends who have been a guest on my Portfolio Career podcast show , which at the time of posting this has 400+ episodes. Thank you to my friend Kean Gardner for being t
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