“When you use big words people don’t understand, it makes them feel dumb, and they don’t like that.” While this time it was explicit, I’ve faced the thrust of the feedback throughout my career. Stop using big words. I never did, and here is why. Continue reading Sometimes I rhyme slow, sometimes I rhyme quick
Nearly a decade ago I attended Edward Tufte’s Presenting Data and Information. I recently came across my notes for the … Continue reading The Limits of PowerPoint. . . Reflecting on Tufte’s Presenting Data and Information Talk
There are 24 hours in a day 168 hours in a week Surely a few of them can be used … Continue reading 52 awesome things
More than a century later Taylorism continues to shape how we think of work. Over the past few years I’ve … Continue reading State of the Modern Workplace: Showing up to Book Club without Reading the Book
I’m currently writing my first book about Product Intuition. Please follow me on Twitter to read an early draft. Continue reading Product Intuition – The Book (Summer 2020)
Tell me if you’ve heard this one before, you have signed up to deliver the improbable, your project is tracking … Continue reading Write your story… Narrative writing as a problem solving technique
As Greek philosopher Heraclitus opined, “you can never step into the same river twice.” This post is an ode to … Continue reading Time is information
