What Danny Meyer Did
A look at several concept instantiations embedded in Danny Meyer's 2006 business biography, Setting The Table.
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A look at several concept instantiations embedded in Danny Meyer's 2006 business biography, Setting The Table.
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Everything I know about learning in novel, ill-structured domains, summarised in one piece.
If your incentive set leads to differentiated behaviour, why don't more competitors copy it? Because it's hard to copy, that's why. Here are two reasons how.
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Accelerated Expertise is the best book we have on creating accelerated training programs today.
Range is a mediocre 2019 book by David Epstein that argues for the merits of being a generalist. Read this summary instead of the book, and subscribe to Epstein's newsletter instead.
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The second part of a three part piece on incentives. It turns out that if you've grokked the primary incentives of an industry, you can do one other thing: identify aberrations, and use that as a guide to dig further.
What an understanding of incentives can do for you, through the lens of one industry that we're all familiar with.
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Good news: we have a neat, universal milestone on the journey to mastery. What that looks like, and how to use it.
