Welcome to my digital notebook.
This is (roughly) my digital zettelkasten, a collection of interlinked atomic notes about anything that interests me. In general, they will talk about strategy, research, UX, product development, learning, and knowledge management, but might stray pretty far afield from that sometimes.
Consider this my "digital garden." It's hobby work. I collect ideas that I am interested in, and I try to cultivate them as best I can. (Not sure where to get started? Try the _Index).
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≈ Webb - The Signals Are Talking
Amy Webb's methodology for spotting trends and discerning the future.
Innovation in the enterprise must follow a different playbook than the one used by startups and disruptors.
Mission-driven organizations who play an infinite game have a long-term advantage over those focused on short-term outcomes.
≈ Shiller - Narrative Economics
Economic narratives spread like contagions, creating real-world economic effects.
≈ Rumelt - Good Strategy Bad Strategy
Strategy depends on a three-part kernel of a diagnosis, a guiding policy, and coordinated action.
≈ Muller - The Tyranny of Metrics
Muller outlines how an obsession with metrics and measurement can be counterproductive and even risky.
Successful leaders practice integrative thinking, a problem-solving approach that eschews simplification and binary models.
A bias toward scientific or algorithmic thinking limits our ability to develop deep understanding and intuition.
≈ Lakoff and Johnson - Metaphors We Live By
Metaphors are conceptual tools that help us construct and interpret experience.
Quantitative and qualitative methods have complementary their strengths that emerge through their epistemological and ontological differences.