Josh Bowen
@joshbowen
Josh Bowen
I’d like to keep my family together and raise my boys into adults who are “publicly useful and privately happy.” Anything else is gravy.
we'll need a place to get grounded when AI agents take over. a place we can go to for pure humanity. getting grounded with a sea of human thoughts and ideas will feel like a vacation.
Define the user journey before you define the feature.
- Who is the user? — How would you classify this group of people? What do they care about? What are their habits?
- What problems do they encounter? — What do they want to achieve? What are their pain points? How do they think and behave? What evidence do we have for believing this?
- How will they
The Looking Glass: The Craft of Creating
Michael Lewis on how your narrative crafts your character:
If you listen to people, if you just sit around and listen, you’ll find there are patterns in the way they talk about themselves. Some people are always the victim. Some people always get unlucky. Some people are always in the middle of some impossible... See more
Think-in-bio is the new link-in-bio
A lot of what I collect on Sublime I do privately.
But everything I make public lives on sublime.app/sari.
My very own think-in-bio.
A think-in-bio is like giving others an API for your mind.
To be able to follow people like Packy McCormick, Rob Hardy, Natalie Audelo, Steve Schlafman and see what they’re saving to... See more
A lot of what I collect on Sublime I do privately.
But everything I make public lives on sublime.app/sari.
My very own think-in-bio.
A think-in-bio is like giving others an API for your mind.
To be able to follow people like Packy McCormick, Rob Hardy, Natalie Audelo, Steve Schlafman and see what they’re saving to... See more
Similar to a brain API
Search and organize your Twitter followers by job, profession, workplace, location and more. A Twitter CRM to help you recruit, hire, find investors, and source leads.
flock.network
If you’re efficient, you’re doing it the wrong way. The right way is the hard way. The show was successful because I micromanaged it—every word, every line, every take, every edit, every casting. That’s my way of life.