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Technology can transform industries in a myriad of ways, such as creating network effects or enabling economies of scale. Here's a thoughtful post from @Convoyteam's @daniellewis on how technology is unlocking a new model in trucking: the hybrid carrier.

In @ginab's debut book, the Silicon Valley veteran and serial entrepreneur draws from hard-won practices to offer a path to finding—and acting on—one’s purpose. Here’s more on why she wrote it—and why you should read it 👇

Henry Kissinger’s new book on leadership is great. Just reading that now.

In her new book When Women Lead, @JBoorstin recounts the stories of more than sixty leaders who beat the odds and reached the top of their fields. Greylock’s @ElisaSchreiber interviewed Julia about her book, its research and insights, and more:

“In the midst of a wave of technological change, we are left with questions about the future of democracy, rising geopolitical danger, and disorientation about where we are heading.” This report from @scsp_ai is timely, important work—and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

This is a sobering, important read from Rebekah Bastian about gender disparities in CEO takedowns.

So many interesting details in this article about how @herrfoods is using @NautoInc's driver-friendly on-vehicle AI system to improve driver performance and seeing major safety gains across their fleet.

Representative @RoKhanna has written an insightful and optimistic book, Dignity in the Digital Age, about the role tech can and should play in America's economic and civic future. My thoughts on it here:

Must-listen #Greymatter podcast with @saranormous and Zoom's @ericyuan that shows how dynamic the tech industry remains, and how innovation -- on the tech level and the business model level -- still enables upstarts to claim markets over incumbents.

One aspect of contrarian thinking that's often overlooked is how useful it can be when applied to yourself. When was the last time you challenged your own assumptions? @AdamMGrant's "Think Again" is a great resource for developing this skill.

Elad Gil is one of Silicon Valley's seriously knowledgeable and battle-tested players. If you want the chance to turn your startup into the next Google or Twitter, then read this trenchant guide from someone who played key roles in the growth of these companies.