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The Beautiful Mess

John Cutler

The beautiful mess of cross-functional product development

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

TBM 408: Basic Links

(I used to do more of these visual build posts. I miss them! If you want the messy/heavy posts, check out last week’s post on context emerging from interactions.)

6 days ago
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TBM 407: The Three Juggling Acts (Strategic, Lazy, and Survival)

Here’s a simple model I’ve been using lately to discuss strategy and focus.

15 days ago
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TBM 406: Seeing Everything, Understanding Nothing (The Context Trap)

AI is supercharging legacy leadership assumptions about context and control. In AI discourse, “context” is increasingly framed as the new source of truth. It’s a familiar and seductive idea that if only enough information can be assembled a...

18 days ago
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TBM 405: Hope, Context, and Control

This essay is about hope, fear, AI, and the tension between control and collective sensemaking.

24 days ago
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  • John Cutler

    Product development nut @Amplitude_HQ. I love wrangling complex problems/answering the why with qual/quant data. Writing at https://t.co/r1JgWT0NOs

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