Uncertainty and change
In this post I explore uncertainty and how it affects our experience of life. Why are we always surprised by uncertainty and change?…
No one believes in climate change. Not really.
The idea of Climate Change doesn't seems to have product-market fit. They've marketed it hard, for decades. This post explores a possible reason why.…
The Gods on HackerNews
Every so often I encounter a comment on HackerNews that involuntarily makes my jaw drop, head shake and eyes water. It's usually concerning what some on HackerNews consider a 'worthwhile' amount of money you can earn as an entrepreneur VS being an employee.…
Substack VS Ghost Memberships
The new era of the solo publisherI recently read about the drama surrounding Glen Greenwald leaving The Intercept and moving to Substack. Glen claimed it was because The Intercept editors were censoring him. They in turn accused him of wanting to escape editorial oversight, and cash in on one of…
I found the best way to lose weight
I finally figured out the best way to lose weight as a middle-aged man working a desk-job. It comes down to calories, simplicity and discipline.…
Sales tips for makers
HackerNews had an interesting ASK thread this week - How can engineers and makers learn sales. Here's some choice quotes from that thread for your consideration…
Learning the Twitters - week 5
Right! This will be a quick update, and probably the last in this series. Here's my results from the last weeks Twitter usage.…
Learning the Twitters - week 4
This week I contrast and compare two Twitter courses by Danny Thompson and Daniel Vassallo. My results were also a little more realistic this time.…
Learning the Twitters - week 3
This week I did the less-hashtags leg of my A/B test. I also focused more on chatting with the community and sharing what I'm working on. Let's have a look.…
Learning the Twitters - week 2
Last week I wrote about how my new 'side project' would be to get to grips with how to use Twitter. It's been about week since I've been using Twitter regularly and have started to really enjoy the community feel of it. This is not something I've really experienced before on the platform.…
