What lessons can be learned from the humble shampoo bottle? Design inspiration. Thanks to Paul Brown’s invention in 1991, shampoo bottles could be designed “upside down” to dispense at the bottom, thereby eliminating the need to frantically shake-weight the darn thing into submission. Heinz, Gerber, NASA all adopted his design. For the many software engineers and designers soaked in usage data, nothing beats a refreshing real-world insight. Soak it up!

What can the tractor teach us about AI adoption? The global workforce of 3.5 billion people will have to evolve, especially these 5 most at-risk jobs for AI elimination. What can employers and employees do to accelerate change? Top ten recommended learning resources + the most in-demand job skills of 2024.

Exploring a few powerful ChatGPT use cases to help Customer Success professionals be more productive, e.g. Advanced Data Analysis, Plugins/Extensions.

Responding to America’s most popular song with data and resources in hopes to 1) add some objectivity to this ongoing cultural dialogue, and 2) offer potential solutions.

Dutch billionaire Frank Slootman is one of the most successful CEOs in history. One of my favorite podcasts, The Knowledge Project, recently interviewed Frank. He believes in “extreme meritocracy” and likens companies to professional sports teams. Frank could be described as ruthless, direct, and decisive with a “natural malcontent posture.” But there’s one thing he loves above all: winning.

Successful venture capital firm Craft Ventures was founded in 2017. Interestingly, 65% of the (massively) successful exits on their website occurred before the firm even existed. Let’s talk about how to most effectively—and of course ethically—craft a VC track record.