AI’s Reputation Problem
If AI is allowed to supplant real human creation and curation, then we might be heading into the Dead Internet a lot faster than we’d care to admit.
Elon Musk is the Future We Didn’t Hope For
Shocking that a person with inhuman levels of wealth would turn towards autocracy.
The perfect note taking app won’t solve all your problems
“A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked” - Gall’s Law
Group Chats are the new (old) Social Network
Despite the occasional urge to share, to blast my thoughts out into the ether, I increasingly find myself moving more and more towards private conversations.
The Benefits of Disconnecting
For the first 10 years of my career, my work followed me everywhere I went.
Four Lessons Learned From A Decade In Retail
Long before I ever even considered a career in HR, I did the same thing that so many people have done before me while trying to find their niche in life; I worked retail.
The Kindle is Almost Perfect
Despite all of the benefits that the Kindle provides, it’s hard not to see the Amazon of it all.
Memories of my iPod
Last week, after 20 years, Apple finally announced that it was discontinuing the iPod - the brand that arguably defined what it meant to be an .mp3 player in the early aughts, and what helped make Apple into the juggernaut that it is today.
#OurNamesBelong
Learning to pronounce a person's name is not just a common courtesy; it’s an important step in creating an inclusive environment, one that emphasizes psychological safety and belonging
My Adventures with Calendar Management
Writing things down can sometimes feel like half the battle, but it’s really just the starting point.