Dragonsteel Books
Building/company HQ in Utah, USA. Part of Utah. ⚠️ Not yet pinned: no standard-source coordinate found.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Let Brandon Cook | Cal Newport | setting | Tim Ferriss interviews Brandon Sanderson at Dragonsteel’s HQ in Utah, where Sanderson says everything in the company is built around ‘let Brandon cook’. |
Let Brandon Cook — Cal Newport (2025)
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Tim traveled to Utah to talk to Sanderson at the headquarters of his 70-person publishing and merchandising company, Dragonsteel Books.
- Role: setting
- In the article: Tim Ferriss interviews Brandon Sanderson at Dragonsteel’s HQ in Utah, where Sanderson says everything in the company is built around ‘let Brandon cook’. Newport uses it as the model of a workplace organised to protect one person’s high-value work.
- Why it matters: The HQ embodies the ‘cooking’ model the post advocates; the building is the evidence for the argument, though the text gives no detail about it beyond its purpose.