A sharper razor
A fresh, sharp razor is faster and easier to use, is less less painful, and gives a better and longer-lasting finish. As a result you… Read More »A sharper razor
Stuart Patience
Auld Lang Syne
Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and auld lang syne? And surely ye’ll be your pint-stoup!… Read More »Auld Lang Syne
2019: Goals in review
Driverless Crocodile Goals for 2019: Here’s a review of the year’s goals: Goal 1: Keep it up. 600 posts on DC by the end of… Read More »2019: Goals in review
Podcast recommendation: Starting Greatness, with Mike Maples Jr
With the proviso that I’m not at all convinced by the premise that scaling fast and making billions of dollars are worthy ends in themselves,… Read More »Podcast recommendation: Starting Greatness, with Mike Maples Jr
Seth Godin on perfect vs “good enough”
Now we get to my favourite sneak question… What does perfect look like? I would like you to list, when your project is working perfectly,… Read More »Seth Godin on perfect vs “good enough”
Front foot (2): head in the game
If you’ve done the big picture, general preparation it doesn’t take much extra to make sure you show up on the front foot. Here are… Read More »Front foot (2): head in the game
Front foot (1)
It’s good to be on the front foot – to know where you’re going, to be moving things in the right direction, to be proactive,… Read More »Front foot (1)
When “normal” feels like winning (or losing) – Danny Kahneman on regression to the mean
Danny [Kahneman] was then helping the Israeli Air Force to train fighter pilots. He’d noticed that the instructors believed that, in teaching men to fly… Read More »When “normal” feels like winning (or losing) – Danny Kahneman on regression to the mean
Which “better”?
More accessible Disruptive Innovations are NOT breakthrough technologies that make good products better; rather they are innovations that make products and services more accessible and… Read More »Which “better”?
Shepherds and Kings
In the Christmas story, the baby comes for everyone – from the highest of the high to the lowest of the low… with a bias… Read More »Shepherds and Kings