Free Post Psychology Having a Larger Phone, Not Just a Larger Screen, Might Make Your Cell Phone More Addictive We don’t use our phones the way Apple or Google would like us to when we keep them in our pockets so manufacturers are making phones less pocket friendly so we carry them more often in our hands.
Free Post Marketing Apple Needs to Release an Improved Laptop Camera to Make Their "One More a Thing" a "Must Have" Apple is about to hold its next product unveiling event today at 10 AM Pacific Time. Apple's expected to unveil new laptops, but today's event will be regarded as a failure by consumers if Apple fails to produce a laptop with a better video camera.
Free Post Health Einkorn the Amazing Grain: Why the Future of Wheat is Old A surprisingly healthy alternative in the gluten department. If you're gluten-sensitive and not celiac-suffering, Einkorn may just be the thing for you.
Free Post Why People Designing Websites with Standard CSS Should Switch to Tailwind If you're still designing websites using standard CSS, it might be time to switch. Here's why I made the jump and some tradeoffs to be aware of if you're considering as well.
Free Post Great Ideas Have an Expiration Date. Take Action Before They Expire Every day someone takes action on secret knowledge you hold dear. They're using that knowledge you think you're so clever to have to start a business, publish a book, or
Free Post Productivity Introducing Is this book good? A chrome extension that helps you spot red flags in review data for books on Amazon.com and lets you instantly compare ratings of books with different numbers of reviews.
Free Post Sony's Man of the Hour, Gaming Consoles' New Dominance Over PC, and the Rebirth of VR Next generation gaming consoles will transform PC, display, and VR markets unlike any console generation before them.
Free Post Productivity I Joined a Writer's Group to Improve the ROI I Get From Writing Quick thoughts on why I write, how I think about writing's ROI, and my quest to improve it.
Free Post Psychology My Real-life Example of Effective Visualization See how I've employed visualization to help me close deals and manage people remotely.
Free Post Psychology Visualize Yourself Performing Successfully; Not Being Successful The law of attraction doesn't work. The effectiveness of deliberate practice on the other hand is proven over and over again. Succeed faster by learning how to role play your own success.
Free Post Health An Open Brainstorming Session on Health Questions I have about my health, how I've been measuring it, and how I'll measure it next. Covering: maintaining muscle mass and strength, measuring body composition, and deciding whether to buy health tracking devices.
Free Post How Much Does a Startup Need to be Worth for an Early-Stage Job Offer to Make Sense? The percentage of equity you're offered in a startup doesn't mean anything by itself. Find out how much a startup needs to be worth for it to make sense for you to take a pay cut.
Free Post Productivity What I Learned About Annotation Technology at IAnnotate19 I had a fun week in DC learning about annotation technology. I have been researching annotation for quite a while and I’m excited about what it's enabling for myself and others. One question about annotation persists though: why isn't everyone already doing it?
Free Post Marketing Maximum Security's Disqualification Hurt the Value of Kentucky Derby's Brand The first disqualification of an apparent-winner in 145 years of racing continues to hurt the Kentucky Derby's brand and lowers the value its brand offers to its paying sponsors.
Free Post Marketing What I learned from Being the First Marketing Hire at a B2B FinTech Company When I worked for OpenDoor we grew from 0 to 100 institutional clients, raised $10m in 2 rounds of funding ($2M Seed and $8M Series A), grew our team from 8 to 18 people, built our SaaS platform, and launched our service around the world.
