7PS: Run through the tape 🏁


Read time: 1 minute, 346 words.

A veteran editor was finishing his final week at a newspaper.

Decades of deadlines were behind him.
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When the editor-in-chief asked him to oversee one last issue, he agreed, already half checked out.

He skimmed instead of reading closely.
Let small errors slide.
Chose speed over care.

After it went to print, the editor-in-chief handed him a copy.

"This is the last issue with your name on it," she said.

Only then did he notice the typos.
The weak headlines.
The places where one more pass would have mattered.

Nothing disastrous.
Just unfinished.

Some moments ask us to conserve energy.
Others ask us to run through the tape.​​

​​-Kabir
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PS - I'm watching a final cut of the film about my dad. I'm ready to wrap this thing!
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Seven Point Sunday - February 1
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πŸ’Ό Portfolio Career

​Esther Dyson – Investor, journalist, and technology thinker who built a career spanning media, venture capital, health, and public intellectual work.

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⚑️ Productivity

​Sunsama - Daily planning tool that forces realistic scheduling. It helps you plan one day at a time, connect tasks to your calendar, and shut down work intentionally.
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πŸ’° Wealth

The Wealth Pyramid - Build wealth in layers: safety first (cash buffer), then stability, then growth, and only then moonshots. It’s a reminder that durability matters more than excitement when you’re playing a long game.
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πŸ“š Books

​Tiny Experiments by Anne-Laure Le Cunff. Practical, science-backed guide to personal growth built around running small, low-risk experiments in your life instead of chasing rigid goals. It’s thoughtful, modern, and especially relevant for people building non-linear careers.
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🎡 Music

​Graceland by Paul Simon. Joyful, collaborative album that blends American songwriting with South African rhythms. It’s optimistic without being naive. Favorites: "Under African Skies" and title track.
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πŸ’­ AI Prompt
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Write a one-page "attention budget" for the year. What deserves more of my focus, and what no longer earns it?
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πŸ₯£ Gravy

​You think success is just about the hustle​

​5 unexpected ways art reshapes your workflow​
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​Building something remarkable isn’t about individual genius​
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