Last night I had persistent nightmares that everyone had to purchase oxygen NFTs to keep breathing, and I kept running out

Apple is now worth millions of dollars. How did they get so wealth? The answer is simple: Products. Here are 22 products they sold to the public to make money 👇

We need fewer engineers building things out of their garage & more engineers building things out of their garbage

Are we heading for a pendulum swing—an explosion of color?

[Consultant voice] At this rate of growth, by the end of the quarter we can expect 95% of all internet content to be delivered through the girl explaining meme.

Dunking on this woman is sexism, full stop

I honestly think there's a red thread that connects Human-Centered Design, RIE Parenting, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness practice, and Chris Voss negotiation tactics and SOMEDAY I'll write a bonkers unified theory of behavior change.

Adobe could have spent $20M to build a better Figma internally or improve Illustrator. So why are they spending 1000X more? To me, it's a fascinating org design case study about how difficult product innovation is for companies of a certain size.

Think your eldest daughter should be promised to your closest competitor to unite your houses? A few things have changed since you were cursed by a witch and woke up 700 years in the future. Here's everything you need to know.

Counterpoint: don't

Instagram is a fascinating case study of what happens when you let KPIs/metrics become your entire strategy. You can't extract "engagement" out of users forever.

Well, this is sad. Twitter literally changed my life—a single tweet led to my job at IDEO (thanks forever @simonking) There's nowhere else to go, so Chicagoans, let's get coffee—address is first @ domain. Everyone else: it's been fun! See you around. 👋