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3 Profoundly Mind-Awakening Books You’ve Most Probably Never Seen Before

Packed with Truth(s) Powerful enough to dissolve illusions, Awaken your Being, and transform your Reality at its core

Jun 30 •

The Trap of Success (& How to Escape It)

“The man who is afraid to risk failure seldom has to face success.”

Jun 27 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

Launched the Snipd Glasp Integration

Snipd is a next-generation podcast app (available on iOS and Android) that uses AI to generate smart highlights and chapters from any English-language…

Jun 25 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

AI Valley: How Big Tech, Ethics & Journalism Collide in the Age of AI | Gary Rivlin | Glasp Talk #53

This is the fifty-third session of Glasp Talk!

Jun 24 •

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Your Stone–Age Brain in the Screen Age: The Energy Crisis We Overlook

Glasp’s Note: At Glasp, we value the close personal relationships we’ve built with thinkers, creators, and doers who fuel curiosity and growth.

Jun 19 •

Richard E. Cytowic

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Why I’m Always Late

“In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart.

Jun 17 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

Master These 3 Steps to Succeed as a Creator in Today's Fast-Paced Economy

The best creators utilize the same three-step process to craft compelling stories

Jun 12 •

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How to Find What You Really Want

We apologize for the problem that prevents fetching YouTube transcripts. A guide to resolving this issue is included in this newsletter.

Jun 10 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

The Only 2-Minute Daily Habit That’s *Actually* Changed My Life

It can transform your mental clarity, productivity, and positivity (both short and long-term)

Jun 5 •

How to Find Your Hidden Creative Genius

“The best fighter is never angry.”

Jun 3 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

May 2025

Sound Affects: How Sound and Listening Shape Our Lives | Julian Treasure | Glasp Talk #52

💡 We’re Premiering Glasp Talk #52!

May 29 •

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Julian Treasure

51:00

The Right Thing 101

“To write well, express yourself like the common people, but think like a wise man.”

May 27 •

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Kazuki Nakayashiki

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