Seth Godin wrote a wonderful post on how we sometimes need an external push (through laws, policies, cultural guardrails) to do what's best for us. It can be basically summed up by the following statements (from the post): We know that wearing a bicycle helmet can save us from years in the hospital, but some... Continue Reading →
Long vs. Short-term: Doing what needs to be done
There is a huge difference in working with a team that you know will be with you for only a single project and a team that you know will be with you for still many more. When you're working with a team that you know will be with you for a long time, you may... Continue Reading →
Ship Already
I've written about shipping before: the act of delivering a product; an article; a report; a piece of art. You can have the best ideas in the world, but if you don't ship, they're worth as much a ton of gold at the bottom of a rubbish heap. "We don't know if the data's 100% right -... Continue Reading →