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Nuno Reis, Anthony Finbow, Steve Chae, Dr.Kieth Deats, Michele Benton PhDDon’t build for what’s already searchable in AI. Create the thing AI will search YOU for.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 78 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Three non-obvious shifts that make changing the old game easier right now — as the systems people trusted most are collapsing.
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Not All On You
What you’re going to read about is such a strong and old paradigm that I’m no exception to it !
I met Michele Benton through one of my cohorts last year. Later, she asked for a one-to-one collaboration.
Her book was two-thir...
Post-Truth Economics
What changes when you stop fitting a reality that was never yours
I was on a flight, scrolling my phone to pass the time, when an ad stopped me.
A New Way Of Knowing
Steve Chae teaches Y7-10 in Science - Biology, Chemistry, Physics — in a public school in Australia. Nine years in, several schools, two and a half of them at the one he’s in now.
He didn’t start with a calling.
“I don’t think I h...
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Abstract (contronym): 1. activity of the mind that generalises from patterns 2. a set of norms on how people should think Teacher: a person who reconciles the tension to live freely
I bring a unique blend of strategic foresight and cultural leadership that enables organisations to thrive—from the shop floor to the boardroom.
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