A champion toys with an opponent, carries the showboating into the second round, and gets caught. Yves Lanot uses that knockout to make a point reaching well beyond a cage. Getting to the top is hard, and staying there takes at least as much work as arriving did.
The Twitter post is honest about its own limits. This is not about tens of thousands of followers overnight, he says. It is about following the people who already lead your subject, because their followers are the ones worth reaching.
The priorities post is the strongest. Everyone receives the same hours, so what you push back and what you do immediately becomes the whole answer, and the reason a thing never gets done is almost never time.
There is a practical piece on writing something decent in half an hour, and one asking whether you produce or consume.
Read the priorities post if you keep telling people you are too busy.