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When I was in grad school, the unstated assumption in most of what we were taught was that the sole point of a business (or any institution, really) was to grow. To grow, grow, grow, to as large a scale as possible. To build an empire, take over the world. My classmates — tycoons in waiting — lapped it up. “Lifestyle businesses”? Nah! Those were... See more
umair haque • Why We Need to Build Human-Scale Organizations
The networked, fast-paced culture of the 21st century needs companies that can take complex subjects and turn them into cogent, compelling, and inspiring human narratives.
Sari Azout • From Product/Market Fit to Language/Market Fit: A New Brand Storytelling Framework
what we do at the browser company is we talk about optimizing feelings. how do we want to make someone feel on the other end of our software? do we want to make them feel Joy? do we want to make them feel fast? do we want to make them feel organized? do we want to make them feel focused? what is the feeling we are trying to evoke a
Lenny Rachitsky • Competing with giants: An inside look at how The Browser Company builds product | Josh Miller (CEO)
If a person does not already believe they have a problem, they will not be surfing the Internet looking for a solution, and even if they happen upon your website somehow, you cannot get them to spend money to solve a problem they don’t think they have.
longform.asmartbear.com • A Smart Bear » Excuse me, is there a problem?
So how do you actually work with your mind and create things of value? What I’ve identified is three principles: doing fewer things, working at a natural pace, 9
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Meaning one with more variability in intensity than the always-on pace to which we’ve become accustomed.
but obsessing over quality. That trio of properties better hits the sweet
... See moreCal Newport • The Digital Workplace Is Designed to Bring You Down - The New York Times
Minded: Online Psychiatry Made for Women
hellominded.com
Facebook owns the social graph. Whether you’re a Boomer or GenXer using Facebook, a Millenial using Instagram & Messenger, or a Non-American using WhatsApp… the fact is, if you’re connecting with your everyday-life friends online, you’re relying on Facebook in some capacity.