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The problem is there are no simple “right” answers for most Web design questions (at least not for the important ones). What works is good, integrated design that fills a need—carefully thought out, well executed, and tested

Steve Krug • Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition

When the elements of financially incentivized community, exclusivity, ownership, and growth are mixed, MLMs produce spectacular flameouts. LuLaRoe is the subject of over 50 lawsuits and has shrunk to a fraction of its former size.

Kushaan Shah • NFT Projects Are Just MLMs for Tech Elites - Napkin Math - Every

I soon realized the way people want to experience the world has changed forever, but the infrastructure to explore it hasn’t caught up with this new reality. It was early 2021, and I went to a cabin in Colorado to decompress after stepping down as CEO from my previous company. The place was disappointing.

John Andrew Entwistle • Wander Blog | Luxury Vacation Rentals

Metaverse! Metaverse? Metaverse!! — Benedict Evans

Benedict Evans ben-evans.com

AR/VR and Metaverse

Cultivate what Adam terms a “challenge network,” a cohort of people you can rely on to give you unvarnished feedback

If you want to reach your full potential, you’ll need to have your logic torn apart to discover holes, allowing you to improve your reasoning, so you make better decisions

The Man Who Does Everything - Adam Grant on The Tim Ferriss Show • Podcast Notes

founder's mentality and

Traditional and institutional brands and retailers will continue to lose market share to local retailers and community-based shopping platforms.

Andrea Bell • CCC - Home

GitHub but for docs: Meet the startups changing how we share what we know

Biz Carson protocol.com

Workplace Collaboration and Productivity Tools and Knowledge Management

The Past, Present, and Future of Consumer Social Companies

joincolossus.com

Consumer Social and

In Substack’s case, life in the “paid publishing platform” market was rough, because very few people thought they wanted it, and the people who did were locked up by switching costs from the complex systems they rigged together. But competing in the “newsletter platform” market was a dream in comparison. Hamish could email writers on Mailchimp and ... See more