Topic: Values

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• Traction Heroes Ep. 8: Quagmires

• Using AI to Illuminate My Blind Spots

• VUCA Revisited: Acting Skillfully in Uncertain Times

• Traction Heroes Ep. 7: Better Questions

• Traction Heroes Ep. 6: Chesterton’s Fence

• Traction Heroes Ep. 5: Strategic Priorities

• Traction Heroes Ep. 4: Mental Models

• Solsbury Hill

• Traction Heroes Ep. 3: Beyond Data

• Traction Heroes Ep. 2: Unprecedented

• Book Notes: “On Grand Strategy”

• First, Do No Harm

• The Informed Life with Dave Gray

• The Four Laws of Behavior Change

• The Informed Life with Sheryl Cababa

• The Ultimate Meta-skill

• No Year’s Resolutions

• Seeing Further

• Book Notes: “Surrender”

• A Question for Your Mentor

• Overcoming the Scarcity of Context

• The Informed Life with Madonnalisa Chan

• Book Notes: “On Bullshit”

• The Informed Life with Hans Krueger

• Ted Lasso and Twitter

• The Last Illusion

• How to Keep a Long-term Focus

• The Informed Life with Jason Ulaszek

• The Assault on U.S. Democracy

• Conformism ↔ Independent-mindedness

• Five Lessons From the Pandemic

• The Informed Life With Matt Nish-Lapidus

• Remaining Relevant When Markets Disappear

• Relief in Philosophy

• Leading in Information

• The Informed Life With Cyd Harrell

• Real Mastery

• Back Friday

• Preserving Open Source Software for the Long Term

• The Kranz Dictum

• Design for the Relationship

• John Cale on Victimhood

• The Value of Design Consulting

• The Optimism of Design

• We Are Tradesmen

• Anxiety About Results

• Bertrand Russell’s Advice for Future Generations

• Elegant Simplicity

• Making a List

• Good Advertising

• Craft and Inspiration

• How to Compromise a Product Vision

• Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview

• Mortar

• The Practice of Principles

• Resilience

• Amusing Contradictions

• What I Look for in Collaborators

• Taking Business Seriously

• Quality is a Direct Experience

• Exercising Patience

• What Are You Working On?

• Integrity

• A Thought on Christmas Morning

• Book Notes: "Finite and Infinite Games"

• Self-image Ideals

• Towards a More Resilient Internet

• A New Notebook

• Book Notes: "Technically Wrong"

• Less

• Design is Not About Making Things

• Book Notes: "Principles"

• Worldview and Design

• 140 Characters Are Enough for a Clear Vision

• Of Molders and Dancers

• The Opposite of User Experience Design

• Q: Why Does Good Design Matter? A: Trust