Jonathan Quaade
@jonathanquaade
Jonathan Quaade
‘Focus on the ones that love you; don’t let the haters drive your agenda.
Distinction Rebellion
Opinionated software is worth something, as opinions represent an experience of what works, what produces results. And this is the ultimate value
Sebastian Siemiatkowski • Tweet
This situation, where more data is the goal, means there is great collection software and terrible decision making software. We are told to star, favorite, and bookmark everything. Yet, like real life hoarders, we cannot say what exactly we collected or why. Nor can we find any of it. How many times have you spent an hour trying to find that one... See more
Escaping the Attention Economy - Last Week I Learned
“Strategy is accepting that you are doing something better than the other and the other is doing something better than you. You have to pick your fight.”
- Axel Dumas, CEO of Hermes
Strategy and
Job posting: I'm hiring a Head of Product.
When I was looking at this job posting yesterday, I couldn't help but think: "This is definitely somebody's dream job."
If that's you, let's chat.
This is a mission-critical role. Our mission at Write of Passage is to... See more
I left social media because of my inability to control my experience. Recently, I tried to dip my toes back in the pond again, this time on a decentralized network. Even there, I found myself yanked around like a puppet. While using social media, I didn’t even notice the emotional turmoil, but returning to it felt like stepping back into the... See more
Escaping the Attention Economy - Last Week I Learned
Jimmy Ceroneii
It’s wonderful to have the freedom to continually widen our interests. But like many luxuries, it has an insidious downside. Ever-branching possibilities make it harder for us to explore any given one deeply, because there’s always more “newness” to turn to when the old new thing has reached a difficult or boring part.
David Cain • Go Deeper, Not Wider
The issue with advice is that everyone has an opinion but few have context.
Nick Huber
The thing about explosions, is that the force IS flattening.
People talk about cultural explosions like it's some diverse thing. NO! WRONG! It's a flattening thing. So much gets produced at once, it completely flattens everything.
People talk about cultural explosions like it's some diverse thing. NO! WRONG! It's a flattening thing. So much gets produced at once, it completely flattens everything.