Hi everyone,

Stoked to announce the launch of the BrainPint job board! I've personally curated the best jobs in the creator economy x no-code space in companies that I love. 

I'm excited to help amazing people find their next big thing, and thrilled to help forward-thinking companies hire people who can accelerate their growth.

Featured job posts will be highlighted, featured in this newsletter and tweeted about. New jobs drop every Tuesday!

This week, learn about trust via game theory, how YouTube has helped in knowledge transfer and why the Dead Sea is disappearing.

With gratitude,
Janel

The Evolution of Trust
People no longer trust each other. Why? And how can we fix it? Learn from this riveting and fun demonstration of game theory principles. So much to think about after going through this. What kind of player do you want to be in the game of life?

The YouTube Revolution in Knowledge Transfer
YouTube has been an amazing enabler of knowledge transfer. "Growing up as an aspiring javelin thrower in Kenya, the young Julius Yego was unable to find a coach: in a country where runners command the most prestige, mentorship was practically nonexistent. Determined to succeed, he instead watched YouTube recordings of Norwegian Olympic javelin thrower Andreas Thorkildsen, taking detailed notes and attempting to imitate the fine details of his movements. Yego went on to win gold in the 2015 World Championships in Beijing, silver in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, and holds the 3rd-longest javelin throw on world record."

The Disappearing Dead Sea
It’s a natural wonder treasured for the “healing powers” of its mineral-rich water. But the sea at the lowest point on Earth is slipping away. An interactive photo montage of the sinkholes that have started to pop up in the region surrounding the Dead Sea and why they're appearing. 

Eigenquestions: The Art of Framing Problems
Great framing starts by searching for the most discriminating question—the eigenquestion. Learn about framing and why it does matter.

Dark Patterns 
Learn about different types of dark patterns that are used by websites to trick you into performing some type of action (e.g. buying stuff, spending more) and how to avoid them.

20 Cognitive Biases To Learn
Cognitive biases are systemic errors in thinking that negatively impact decision-making quality and outcomes. It's so important to be aware of them.

Text Fish - Get just text from websites, to increase the readability of any news article and blog post. Available as Chrome extension or website.

Alfred - This app boosts your efficiency with hotkeys, keywords, text expansion and more. It allows you to search your Mac and the web, and gives you a chance to build your own workflows. I finally had a little more time to go down the Alfred rabbit hole. I'm now accessing Twitter via my search bar, supercharging my search and speeding up the way I do things daily. I can even control my lights with a few keystrokes.

Wicked Backgrounds - Free tool that helps you generate nice wave gradients that you can use for your designs. Love it. Generated an icon for my job board with this!

1300 Geometric Shapes - Get SVG files of 1300 Graphic Shapes. You can use them in your Figma files.

More Ways to Create a Newsletter - Jeremy from Wonder Tools (a newsletter I love) breaks down some of the tools you can use to create a newsletter.

Size of Space - Fun comparison of visual objects in space

VidEarth - Immerse yourself in cities around the world, by clicking through videos. Check out Ciutat Vella in Barcelona, the city I live in.

Privilege - List of responses to the question "What is something people don't realize is a privilege?" The top answer is... sewers.