Human curation will become infinitely more valuable. That’s the insight. It’s huge, it’s exciting, and... it’s completely useless on its own.

Not all questions seek answers, some seek journeys.

seeing his messy work-in-progress is a signal to others that big ideas take time and that the process of getting there is just as important as the end result.

Solving the problem of wanting but not having access to people’s behind-the-scenes thinking

I don’t just want the finished product. I want the raw, messy, unpolished behind-the-scenes stuff.

I don’t just want to know what you think.

I want to see how you arrived at what you think.

In a world where output is commoditized, the artifacts of humanity that... See more

Using Notion for this would be like trying to parallel park a cruise ship—technically possible (I think), but you might want to clear your schedule for the day.

knowledge tool with yoga studio vibes

But here's the trap founders (myself included) often fall into: most people don't give a damn about your vision. They care about what your product can do for them today .

Solving the problem of having a lot of inspiration but struggling to access it when you actually need to use it in your creative process

Not all questions seek answers, some seek journeys.

If Google and Perplexity are about getting conclusive answers, Sublime is about living the questions. About taking the scenic route through a human-curated landscape of ideas.