On Protests and Movements
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This is an attempt to integrate a series of shorter, related writings that I’ve
published in my newsletter [http:
The Product Genius Behind Jackbox Games
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This article first appeared on TechCrunch
[https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/04/all-product-creators-can-learn-something-from-jackbox-
How to Become More Adaptable
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Republishing my piece from TechCrunch
What's Going to Change
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It’s April 4, 2020. I stopped going to the office on March 13, and according my
Captain’s Log
Captain's Log
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I’ve journaled on and off in various formats throughout my life.
I kept a paper diary, shifted to a
Finding Your Edge
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I want to talk about product design and positioning as it relates to Elizabeth
Warren dropping out of the race.
Adaptability is No Joke
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Both Startups and Improv Are About Making Stuff Up on the Fly
I recently participated in an “Improv for Entrepreneurs”
Recharging is for batteries, not people
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Last year, journalist Anne Helen Petersen wrote a widely shared piece in
Buzzfeed naming millennials the “Burnout Generation”
[https://www.
Solve for the Harder Problem [Interview with Bilal Mahmood]
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ClearBrain CEO Bilal Mahmood shares 7 lessons on building a new analytics category, including why solving the harder technical problem creates a more defensible startup.
What We Should Learn from the Away Scandal
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The spectacular fallout from a recent investigation into Away, which portrayed
the beloved luggage company as a toxic workplace, has
Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
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Why it's ok to be a jack of all trades
Community means friendship
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Working in tech, you hear the word “community” a lot. When I was starting my
career more than a decade