Pancake party
Fellow daily emailers and friends of the list, James Turner and Danny Ruspandini, sent two emails about the same thing: pancakes. → 2 emails The First Pancake (James) The Third
Fellow daily emailers and friends of the list, James Turner and Danny Ruspandini, sent two emails about the same thing: pancakes. → 2 emails The First Pancake (James) The Third
Originality can take many forms. It’s more of a spectrum. How original really is everything? Original. not the same as anything or anyone else and therefore special and interesting. Novel.
“We’ve come a long, long way togetherThrough the hard times and the good I have to celebrate you, baby I have to praise you like I should” Praise You –
That’s the formula Marty Neumeier, brand and branding legend, defined for Originality. K x I = O “Originality comes from the exposure of factual knowledge to the animating force of
“To come original it ain’t nothin’ strangeYou got to represent you got come full rangeFull range of emotion full range of styles” Come Original. 311 Coming full range. A call
Friend of the list, great illustrator and digital brand builder, Rad Co came back with this insightful question re: Category Creation. Here’s my answer (shared with permission) Is defining your
– They just waste your time.- I can’t believe a father would say “Spend less time with your kids”. Now, watch this short ???? This is a common thing that
There’s no such thing as product-led growth. Think of it: Growth. Led. By. The. Product. The product is inanimate. It can’t take responsibility. It can’t be accountable for. And it
“If you’re not learning ChatGPT, you’re falling behind.” This is one of the misconceptions around: “falling behind”. Incentivizing your FOMO (fear of missing out) and moving you into whatever is
“Many modern-day “black swans” are merely plausible, but highly unlikely events that most people failed to consider because they’re outside their lived experience.” This section from Genevieve Hayes’ newsletter made
Jonathan Stark and Ed Gandia had this talk on Ditching Hourly about positioning, niching down and fishing —in the ocean v in a barrel. And they talk trout and bass.
This email from friend and daily mailer Jonathan Alger from Making The Museum reminded me of the Diving series. In diving, you don’t use “go for a dive”. You use
Do you BATCH your thinking? How do you know what ideas are worth pursuing or not? One way it has worked for me has been daily writing. (Thank you, Jonathan
A friend of mine just got his restaurant into the top 50 of Asia. If you plan to visit Philippines, this would be a great place. 🙂 Anyways. You know
Are you stuck trying to articulate what’s your “special sauce”? In a conversation with James Turner, we got to this point. (shared with permission) All good stuff to ponder as
You’ve chosen not to specialize yet, because of… No niche? Hard decision to make a decision? Multi-hyphen whatever? Afraid you’ll pigeon hole yourself? Afraid you’ll die of boredom IF you
Usain Bolt is considered to be the greatest sprinter of all time. The assumption we go under is that he uses less time to get from point A to point
Would your clients describe you as Rick Rubin is described? “He is the end all of listeners,” said Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, following their time working
Taking time as a measurement puts the focus on the wrong things. It focuses on the (time)frame rather than on the judgement and the effort to do work. Peter Block
“The power of playing simple and repetitive.It doesn’t take long for people to get it.” Victor Wooten He’s got a definition of how music needs this naturality so that you