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Cedric Chin • Cognitive Flexibility Theory: The Rules

Six (out of many) key differences between product managers and org designers 1) As a PM, you advocate for a clear vision for your product. As an org designer, you help teams co-create that vision themselves.2) PMs hedge against indecision, whereas org designers help teams make better decisions.3) You’re much more data-driven as a PM than as an Org ... See more

UX Collective • Your products are only as good as your organization’s design

Brave thing I heard in a board meeting this week: “I don’t know if we have a good answer to that, yet.” Admitting you *don’t know* the answer is hugely productive. We’re trying to find, together, the important things we don’t know the answers to Striking how rarely it is said

sarah guo // conviction twitter.com

So, why is this model better than the legacy business model? Like legacy models, protocols aren't dominated by profit-seeking capital providers. By issuing protocol-specific governance tokens, they may also include users (supply-siders and demand-siders). So the real users get a say when token holders decide whether to charge transaction fees.

Camron Miraftab • Page not found - Rarestone Capital

Where should I set the standard for my company? The leaders with the most loyal followings are inevitably demanding. Good people are driven by high standards, high-performing teammates, and personal growth. A startup hire has never expressed gratitude for a former leader shielding them from long-term reality. Having low standards for your organizat... See more

Sarah Guo • where to set the standard

Use governance tools To enable DAO members to understand what it means to vote to reduce collateral/margin requirements or increase interest rates, several quantitative tools have emerged to visualize DAO risk (and possibly their protocols). Aave and Compound, for instance, hold billions of dollars in assets to backstop lending protocols. DAO treas... See more

Tarun Chitra • Building and Running a DAO: Why Governance Matters - a16z crypto

Disruption Clayton Christensen defines disruption in his classic book The Innovator's Dilemma. Disruptive technologies are cheaper than existing ones, perform poorly under dominant standards, but are superior in a way existing markets do not need. During his research, new players repeatedly disrupted the market by introducing smaller disk drives wi... See more

Jerry Neumann • Disruption Is Not a Strategy

Blockchain and EdTechWith blockchain, learners and teachers can create and verify secure identities. Transcripts should be sent anywhere. This will free you from specific study areas. Educators can easily prove their qualifications. Blockchain will rethink trust in online education.Blockchain technology has the potential to shake up the educational... See more

Euvouria • Role of Blockchain Technology in EdTech

It doesn't matter what reason a person, animal, or thing left your life (death, rehoming, lost item, etc.) you can be incredibly attached to and grieve for them. When we experience pain, we have to find ways to resolve it. Grief is a state of pain and a state of wanting, which is the catalyst for activation. When someone we know goes, we get into a... See more