31
Mar
Knowledge Isn't Numbers
Everyone collects data.
Few understand how they learn from it.
The difference between good and great data isn't
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28
Mar
Knowledge Isn't Numbers
Everyone collects data.
Few understand how they learn from it.
The difference between good and great data isn't
1 min read
27
Mar
Intelligence In The Walls
Intelligence flows from the edges, not the top. The people closest to the work know things leadership never will.
Which
1 min read
26
Mar
Pull Beats Push
What if what we call "laziness" is actually the key to extraordinary achievement?
True obsession doesn't
1 min read
25
Mar
The Rise of Brain Gyms
Knowledge work chained us to desks, forcing us to invent gyms to stay healthy. Now, AI is automating our thinking,
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24
Mar
The Anti-Library Effect
I read every day.
How many books did I finish last year?
Zero.
For years, my unfinished books felt like
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21
Mar
Movement Beats Analysis
That Stuck Feeling
We've all been there: when faced with a problem, we instinctively dig deeper. More analysis.
20
Mar
The Personalization Myth
"Just personalize the experience."
"Show returning visitors different content to boost conversions."
I used to believe
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19
Mar
The Hidden Obvious
Everyone's searching for the next big insight.
The real superpower is seeing what’s already there.
Brian Chesky
18
Mar
The Shadow Strategy
Every organization has two strategies.
Picture two parallel realities:
In the boardroom, there's the polished, PowerPointed, perfect strategy
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