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Default question: “What’s broken, and how do we fix it?”
Linda Zhang • How you can "think different"
- Some individual writers have been able to build personal brands, such as Ben Thompson of [Stratechery](https://stratechery.com/... See more
Chris Best • Writers Writing, Readers Reading, Creators Creating
Jiant | Hard Kombucha + Hard Tea | A Modern Alcohol Brand
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SHOW UP WITH HEARTFELT INTENSITY... It is often more innate than taught. Not everyone you meet has got it and that’s perfectly alright, but we look for those people in which it’s undeniable... That thing that compels you all to obsess over the details others overlook, and do it with gusto — that’s heartfelt intensity.
Notes on Roadtrips
“Instead of finding the product through discovery and iteration the goal is to reverse engineer the vision,” he explains. “If you take an incremental, discovery-led approach, then you might find yourself with product-market fit in a local maximum, building a company that you don’t want to lead.”
Matt Walton • Case study: Sana's vision
making sublime and founder's mentality
work from the vision backwards
I sometimes think about communities as human search engines. Groups with trusted relationships and a healthy sense of belonging are a great way for people to answer questions in their lives. And in fact, that’s what many people use communities for. We regularly work with communities of change-makers and most activities in the online forums are sear... See more
Fabian Pfortmüller • Communities = human search engines?
Liberal use of "MVP" or "it's just an experiment". Does the team use those terms to skirt around typical quality standards and ship something subpar? Does everything worked on, even experiments, demand the same care as a more mainstream release that goes out to all users?
Paul Stamatiou • Craft
The turnaround has delivered remarkable results. Barnes & Noble opened 16 new bookstores in 2022, and now will double that pace of openings in 2023. In a year of collapsing digital platforms, this 136-year-old purveyor of print media is enjoying boom times.