A powerful reminder on perspective. Plus: Riding in the world’s first steering-wheel-free Tesla Cybercab, the bizarre reality of shared wives in ancient Tibet, how cheap movies trick your eyes, and finding zero-competition businesses.
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I’m Nish — marketer, creator, chronic tab-opener. Every week, I go deep across Tech, the Creator Economy, Pop Culture, and Business, and whatever stops me mid-scroll ends up here.
Four links, my Thought of the Week, a Photo, and a Quote — no filler, just the stuff that actually stuck.
Here’s this week’s batch:
- Waking Up Every Day is a Privilege
- World’s first public Tesla Cybercab ride (no steering wheel)
- Why It Sucks to Be a Brothers’ SHARED Wife (in Ancient Tibet)
- Why Some Cheap Movies Look Expensive
- How to find businesses with (almost) zero competitionThanks for reading Weekly NishIsHere! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
Weekly NishIsHere! – Issue #108
♣ Thought of the Week
◘ When you wake up every day, what do you say to yourself? Say this to yourself. I bet you will see how your mood stays the whole day.
♣ Tech
◘ World’s first public Tesla Cybercab ride (no steering wheel)
I just saw Sawyer Merritt’s first public ride in a Tesla Cybercab, and honestly, it’s wild! This little robotaxi completely ditches the steering wheel and pedals, focusing entirely on a lounge-like passenger experience.
With a massive 22-inch display, smooth FSD performance, and brake-by-wire tech, the ride felt surprisingly “perfectly boring”, in the best way possible! It’s incredible to see how Tesla is transforming urban travel in Austin. The future really is here, and it’s super comfortable.
♣ Creator Economy
◘ Why It Sucks to Be a Brothers’ SHARED Wife (in Ancient Tibet)
This is an awesome animated video essay on a totally bizarre fact I did not know. Worth watching.
♣ Pop Culture
◘ Why Some Cheap Movies Look Expensive
Why do some expensive movies look cheap and some cheap movies look expensive? The answer is production value.
In this video, StudioBinder break down what production value actually means in film, and more importantly, how you can raise it without raising your budget. From cinematography and lighting to production design, sound, and post-production; he cover it all with real examples from filmmakers like Gareth Edwards, Christopher Nolan, Shane Carruth, and more.
♣ Business
◘ How to find businesses with (almost) zero competition
Ever wonder where the biggest, boring-looking businesses hide? In this podcast episode of My First Million, Sam Parr and Shaan Puri dive into how to spot massive opportunities in the world’s weirdest nooks; like, did you know monkey breeding for labs is a wild, multimillion-dollar industry?
It comes down to the “art of noticing.” Stop chasing what everyone else is doing, get curious about the unglamorous, and embrace your inner child. Sometimes the best business ideas are just hidden in plain sight!
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♣ Photo of the Week
◘ Torres del Paine (Patagonia Chilena).
♣ Quote of the Week
◘ This is not about the frogs. Get it?
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