
A daily newsletter for the intellectually omnivorous, from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy. Edited by Louis Cheslaw
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First, a quick announcement: WITI’s Noah Brier has started a new podcast and publication called Forward Deployed, at the intersection of AI, engineering, and the enterprise. It’s a home for conversations about what’s happening in the...
Michael Hastings-Black (MHB) is a researcher & brand strategist. He runs the agency AskMHB, and hosts the interview series Spin That Bottle. Past contributions to WITI include the Antimatter Road Trip, and the Dead Cinderella and Inherited...
Jannes Soerensen (JS) is one of my favorite people. He’s a multi-hyphenate: amazing hotelier, writer, founder of Kepler, and just published Checking In - The Power of Presence and Attention to Transform Hospitality Delighted to have him wit...
Featuring Raya, La Marzocco, frontline rescue, and much more.
Every day, WITI’s group chats buzz with fresh links. As part of our Saturday send for paid readers, we round up 11 of the best.
Colin Raney (CR) is the co-founder of Ray, an AI personal trainer built for busy adults. He’s also a former IDEO managing director, and a certified personal trainer.
Photo by Henry Ren on Unsplash
Colin here. Over the last decade, fitness...
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