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2026

1. Strategy·6 minutes·June 8, 2026Dread It, Run From It, Content Design Arrives All the Same.Saving time or borrowing it? Why delaying content design just means more to undo.Read note
2. Strategy·6 minutes·April 21, 2026Proving Email is the Best Deal on Black FridayHow a 5-email sequence moved $22,500 for a dormant, unengaged list.Read note
3. Opinion·6 minutes·April 17, 2026Is AI Coming for Our Jobs?It might take over the world but you know, comme ci, comme ça.Read note
4. Strategy·5 minutes·April 17, 2026Transparency in Product DesignHow some brands use honesty and transparency to create successful products.Read note

2019

1. Startups·9 minutes·September 26, 2019MVP Without Code: 5 Ways to Create an MVP Without Any Technical KnowledgeYou don't need a technical co-founder to validate your idea. Here are 5 proven MVP models with real examples.Read note

2018

1. Technology·5 minutes·October 2, 2018Blockchain: Next Generation of the InternetUnderstanding the technology that powers Bitcoin and why it matters beyond cryptocurrency.Read note
2. Opinion·3 minutes·September 10, 2018Financialization of the Housing MarketHousing has become a preferred commodity for investors and a safety deposit box for the wealthy.Read note
3. Technology·3 minutes·August 19, 2018How Apple is Changing the Tech World For The WorseWhat Apple does usually ends up becoming the industry standard. That's the problem.Read note
4. Technology·3 minutes·August 19, 2018The Future of Self-Driving CarsSelf-driving cars are now part of our future and we have to accept it.Read note
5. Opinion·4 minutes·August 19, 2018The War on Drugs and Why it FailedWe have lost the War on Drugs. Not as a country, but as humanity.Read note

Read noteFrom the articleStrategy · Jun 8, 2026Most companies never do content design at all. When they finally do, it usually starts as a damage assessment — someone reviewing what a developer already built.Read noteFrom the articleStrategy · Apr 21, 2026Most brands treat BFCM email the same way they treat paid ads: blast the list, crank up the frequency, and hope volume converts. It rarely does. The brands that extract real revenue from email during BFCM treat every send as a separate tool with a separate job – and they know when to stop sending.Read noteFrom the articleOpinion · Apr 17, 2026For the vast majority of people, AI spells doom and despair. Many AI applications are already at a stage where they can perform repetitive and predictable tasks with ease while also being able to tackle more complex tasks with a bit of human intervention.Read noteFrom the articleStrategy · Apr 17, 2026This might seem a little harsh but unfortunately, overpromising capabilities and including questionable “features” has become a common theme in product design. With every other product claiming to revolutionize our lives, it's easy to become cynical and skeptical about what's really possible.Read noteFrom the articleStartups · Sep 26, 2019You've probably heard the term MVP thrown around a lot and it sure sounds important but what exactly is it?Read noteFrom the articleTechnology · Oct 2, 2018In October of 2008, a white paper entitled "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System" was published by a person or a group under the name of Satoshi Nakamoto. Little did we know that that white paper described a system that would go on to become the backbone of some of the most disrupting tech since the Internet itself.Read noteFrom the articleOpinion · Sep 10, 2018In recent years the number of developing countries has increased significantly and with that, the global population. Housing and real estate have traditionally been seen as a place to live but that is fast changing with the financialization of housing.Read noteFrom the articleTechnology · Aug 19, 2018Look, I am not hating on Apple but it's one of the biggest tech companies in the world and what it does, usually ends up becoming the industry standard.Read noteFrom the articleTechnology · Aug 19, 2018Self-driving cars have always been surrounded by controversy and debate. People have been fascinated with the idea of not having to drive themselves from or to work but at the same time, they are not quite comfortable with the idea of giving up control of a two-ton death machine moving at speeds of up to 100 mph. However, things are starting to change as autonomous technology develops at a rapid pace.Read noteFrom the articleOpinion · Aug 19, 2018The debate over how governments and authorities around the world are combating drug abuse has escalated quite a bit. Policies of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte against drug abuse and his war on drugs made matters worse when he claimed over 12,000 lives in the Philippines. Declared by American President Richard M. Nixon in the 1970s, the War on Drugs was supposed to eradicate drug abuse and end all drug-related crimes, sadly, that's not what it did. The War on Drugs has failed to do what it needed to do and in the process, has destroyed millions of lives, both directly and indirectly.