18
Feb
Features Don't Matter
We like to think we're rational decision-makers. That we carefully weigh features, compare benefits, and make thoughtful choices
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17
Feb
The 40 Ideas Trap
I have forty+ ideas in my innovation pipeline.
That's the issue.
Each sparkles with possibility.
Each could work.
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14
Feb
The Stone Age Software Bug
For 300,000 years, human energy followed the sun. Hunt, gather, rest. The pattern was clear.
Then, in just 200
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13
Feb
Who Owns the Answer?
I sat in the meeting room corner, resisting the urge to jump in.
Two teams were stuck. Typically, leaders would
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12
Feb
The Understanding Gap
Last week, I lost a whole day of coding not due to a computer crash or forgetting to save, but
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11
Feb
Three Minds, One Caution
Last week, I faced a decision that split my thoughts three ways:
My instincts warned, "Don't trust
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10
Feb
Why Memes Outperform Targeting
Watch a schoolyard during recess when a new game sweeps through.
One day it's handball.
The next it&
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07
Feb
What Data Can't See
You're in a meeting. Something doesn't fit. While others see the data and nod, you sense
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06
Feb
The Airfoil Workday
The most valuable insights come from unexpected places.
I watched my colleague draw a simple wing on the whiteboard. "
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05
Feb
The Walking Mind
Steve Jobs would hit a wall. A product decision, a design choice, something that wouldn't resolve through more