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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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An Easier Method for Extracting Tacit Knowledge

A look at Laura Militello and Robert Hutton's Applied Cognitive Task Analysis, a simplified method for getting at the tacit expertise of others.

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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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An Update to the Commonplace Membership Program

Two big changes to the Commonplace membership program: members-only essays, every other week, and annual membership plans.

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Prioritise The Highest Order Bit

Why focusing on the most important thing often means letting other things blow up.

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Working Backwards

Working Backwards is the first book that explains how Amazon really works.

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Hold the Lessons of History Loosely (Members Newsletter)

You know that 'loose feedback loop' thing? Yeah, it applies to historical narratives as well.

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Product Development as Iterated Taste

What Amazon's Working Backwards process tells us about product development methodologies at large.

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Follow Your Nose

Why it's probably a good idea to keep a list of questions in your head. Also how I find topics to write about.

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A Loose Feedback Loop (Members Newsletter)

Why a loose feedback loop is just another way of saying 'better, more rigorous trial and error'.

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