Thinking in Public
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I made the three hour drive to Wenatchee last week, so I queued up my friend Ben Gilbert’s excellent podcast Acquired, and got to enjoy their most rece…
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A while ago someone (unfortunately I forget who it was!) gave an example for how problems look different when you’re operating at different scales. It’…
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This morning a friend shared an article about declining numbers for the hit-app Clubhouse. Everybody loves to hate a winner, so I think we’ll see plent…
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Yesterday I read a thoughtful piece about the future of events, of which a main claim is that events are about to be un-bundled, just like digital vide…
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People who would have been writing blogs a decade ago seem to be making YouTube channels these days. Justin Kan of Twitch is a relatively new example e…
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Some people organize their work with to do lists, and some people use calendars. I know there are plenty other methods, but those are the two methods I…
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It must have been a little more than a decade ago when I first read Tim Ferriss’ claim that you can become an expert, by internet standards, on just ab…
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