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Surprising science-based benefits of reading everyday. How to respond to the coming AI cost shock. Why Netflix is betting on systems thinkers.
One "must" for this week: Surprising science-based benefits of reading everyday
Reading is a human ability that hijacks ancient brain circuits that we originally used for pattern recognition in nature.
Daily reading gives us a lot of c...
The IKEA effect: why effort still counts. The shape of things to come. Before you delegate, ask yourself these 6 questions.
One “must” for this week: The IKEA effect: why effort still counts
The Ikea Effect, or how we value much more what we built ourselves.
I've found it is also true for code, as I value definitely more all the little apps that I vibe-cod...
How much time do your employees spend botsitting? The courage to be curious. How high-performing leadership teams adapt faster.
One “must” for this week: How much time do your employees spend botsitting?
A lot of the promise of AI is to automate tedious work so we can focus on higher-value tasks, but the agents we delegate work to often lack the invisible contex...
The tenerife disaster of 1977: “We're going”. What if it’s not the phones?. AI versus the MBA.
One “must” for this week: The Tenerife disaster of 1977: “We’re going”
This tragic event reminds us how people do not usually speak up with their concerns, and especially do not speak up again once they have spoken up and been dismissed...
The work required to have an opinion. Who’s afraid of chinese models? The companies firing fastest will die first.
One “must” for this week: The work required to have an opinion
In this week’s curation newsletter: a reflection on how easy it is to have an opinion, and how much work it takes to “earn” having one.
I never allow myself to have an o...
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