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A Narrative About Crypto

Sensemaking is hard. Sensemaking around a possible paradigm shift is even harder. What's the narrative for crypto? What is crypto good for?

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The Expertise of Evaluating Expertise

Learning to evaluate the expertise of others as a competitive advantage in itself.

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A Map of Expertise Research for the Career-Minded

How every post about expertise and expertise acquisition on this blog fits together. Also a few things I'm currently investigating.

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Changing My Mind on Capital

Refactoring a network of beliefs built on a largely under-examined worldview.

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This is What Product Taste Looks Like

Why good product people talk about iteration, taste, and Christopher Alexander, while novices obsess over the trappings of frameworks.

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An MBA for Business Operators

A look at two syllabuses for learning the art of business, why they're rare, and why to take notice when a practitioner mentions one.

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7 Powers

7 Powers is arguably the best book on business strategy currently available today.

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What a Career Moat Can't Buy

Why career moats are better thought of as a navigation tool in your career.

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A Land & Expand Reading Program for B2B Sales

How to pick tree books and branch books, demonstrated using an example of a reading program I developed for B2B sales.

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Work is Like a Hill (Members Newsletter)

When you miss a deadline — was it because you messed up, or was it because your work was too uncertain?

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