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This one might be counterintuitive. You’d think more content on more platforms would equal faster growth, but it usually doesn’t.There are two versions of this mistake:Version…

Yves here. AI hype seems to need to be debunked often and forcefully, hence the need for Rob Urie’s post. Please circulate widely! By Rob Urie,…

Russia can’t afford to discredit itself abroad, nor can Putin’s ruling United Russia party afford to discredit itself at home four months before the next polls,…

Overwhelm has a reputation problem. We treat it like a malfunction—something to eliminate, manage, or escape. But what if overwhelm isn’t the enemy? What if it’s…

This week, the gaming community was abuzz with frustration, anger, and confusion over a supposed change in Sony’s digital game policy. Reportedly, Sony was rolling out…

I can’t stand when a subscription tells me its “monthly” price, when, in actuality, the plan charges me annually. Sure, when you divide the yearly cost…

A few months back, I spent a weekend building a carousel workflow in Lindy. The idea: take a podcast transcript, run it through a Lindy agent,…

If you’re trying to access X on Friday afternoon (Eastern Time), you might be hitting a roadblock. That’s what happened to me: I went to refresh…

For a long time, I thought the rule of three was a tool for people who didn’t have much going on. I had a lot going…

Most service businesses are getting reviews the wrong way. Not wrong in intent. Signs at checkout. Scripts for the receptionist. Follow-up emails. The problem is the…