Best Of: Life Lessons From Wired Co-Founder Kevin Kelly
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Hey folks, with the holiday weekend upon us, we thought we'd take a breather and and share one of our favorite episodes from the archives. It's a conversation with Kevin Kelly. Hey there, Caleb. What are you doing here? Hey, Rufus, I thought I'd join you on mic this week.
Wonderful. I'm delighted to be joined. So as I was saying, this week we're resharing a conversation that you had a couple years ago with Wired magazine's co-founder, Kevin Kelly, about his book, Excellent Advice for Living. I love Kevin Kelly. He spent years writing and collecting more than 400 aphorisms from his extraordinary life.
Yeah, these are things like enthusiasm is worth 25 IQ points. Or it's thrilling to be rudely polite to complete strangers, which I found to be true. Never wear a hat that has more character than you do. Whoops. So we invited Kevin to tell us a few of his favorites.
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