02Systems compound; sprints don't
Two weeks of heroics buys you two weeks. A boring system you actually keep buys you the rest of the decade.
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The real cost of a good idea is everything you say no to
Ideas are cheap until you fund one with your calendar. A note on why my best year came from a shorter list.
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03Reading notes: leverage points, and why the obvious ones are the weakest
Working through Donella Meadows on where to intervene in a system — and where I have been pushing on the wrong lever in my own.
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04Ship before you're ready — but be honest about which kind of ready
The advice is half right. Some readiness is vanity. Some of it is the only thing between you and a mess you can't undo.
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05Why I keep these notes in public
Not for an audience. For the version of me who has to make this decision again in three years and won't remember why.
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06You can teach skill. Taste takes longer and matters more.
Notes from getting hiring wrong often enough to finally notice the pattern.
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