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Mindfulness can improve your life. So can stillness and spiritual grounding. This is not a post about that.
Breathing is an architectural challenge and a chemical necessity.
We breathe about 20 pounds of air a day (and if you’ve ever tried to weigh air, you can imagine that this is quite a bit.)...
There are more available excuses now than ever before. In just two letters, “AI” is a simple, brand-new, all-purpose excuse for laying people off, averaging things down, closing things up and generally finding an easier/quicker path.
Courage, on the other hand, is the commitment to take risks and work hard to make something better than most people think it needs to ...
New technology often upends the careers of experienced professionals.
When the Mac offered typesetting to the masses, typographers were incensed. They had grown up with lead or photo composition, they understood why it was called a ‘case’ and they knew how to kern. The typographers warned us that we’d soon be inundated by ugly, careless or even unreadable type, and ...
Technology changes things. Sometimes better, sometimes worse.
When a powerful new technology arrives, it offers us wishes. Too often, we waste them, asking it to take on simple chores or offer us trivial conveniences.
We’re in the biggest moment of technical change of our lifetimes. What are you using your wishes for?
If we remove impediments that are in the way of where our customers seek to go, they support us.
But when we remove the friction that gives people traction on their journey, they flounder.
Remove the hassles that people don’t care about, but celebrate the hassles that make it worth the effort.