Archive of posts from July 2025

Daily Post #2792 • July 31 2025 • Experience

Attitude and aptitude

When hiring or being hired, it’s worth remembering:

Daily Post #2791 • July 30 2025 • Experience

Don't play lotteries

When lots of people play a game, but only a very small number of people win, that’s called a lottery.

Daily Post #2790 • July 29 2025 • Experience

Choose accordingly

If you go beyond what people consider to be normal, you get to stand out in a positive light among those you serve.

Daily Post #2789 • July 28 2025 • Experience

Enough

We’re drawn to the ease, the lack of tension, the yielding nature of those who have enough.

Daily Post #2788 • July 27 2025 • Resilience

Business is the art of letting go

Business is the continual act of letting go

Daily Post #2787 • July 26 2025 • Experience

What did you save?

If cutting costs on customer support saves a little bit of money…

Daily Post #2786 • July 25 2025 • Craft

Two paths with new technology

Some want new technology to make their work easier.

Daily Post #2785 • July 24 2025 • Resilience

On staying the course

If a service strains your team, design things differently so it’s a joy to send and receive.

Daily Post #2784 • July 23 2025 • Experience

Services vs Gifts

Doing my financial reports is a service. Adding a summary and personal note makes it a gift.

Daily Post #2783 • July 22 2025 • Experience

You need both

Demographics are data.

Daily Post #2782 • July 21 2025 • Craft

Most settle for less

The job of a craftsman is to create great work.

Daily Post #2781 • July 20 2025 • Momentum

If it ain't broke

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is so out-of-fashion these days.

Daily Post #2780 • July 19 2025 • Experience

Beyond features and promises

When everyone has features…

Daily Post #2779 • July 18 2025 • Craft

Generated work has no stories

If AI can create, why don’t we relate to it?

Daily Post #2778 • July 17 2025 • Experience

Only thing worse than a bad team

They say a bad team will ruin your business.

Daily Post #2777 • July 16 2025 • Experience

Sell the drill, not just the hole

They say you should sell the hole, not the drill…

Daily Post #2776 • July 15 2025 • Experience

A salve in the noise

You may need attention, but you don’t need gross attention.

Daily Post #2775 • July 14 2025 • Momentum

It's time to get started

You’re only too late if you think you’re too late.

Daily Post #2774 • July 13 2025 • Craft

Intrinsic motivation comeback

We need intrinsic motivation to come back.

Daily Post #2773 • July 12 2025 • Experience

Human prospects

I think we often forget that “the prospect” doesn’t have their ducks in a row as much as they’d like us to think they do.

Daily Post #2772 • July 11 2025 • Resilience

The finishing line

Defining success as ‘getting to the finishing line’ is dangerous.

Daily Post #2771 • July 10 2025 • Resilience

Fear

A lack of fear is a trailing indicator.

Daily Post #2770 • July 09 2025 • Experience

Logic or emotion

We don’t buy stuff because it’s logical, unless it’s unemotional.

Daily Post #2769 • July 08 2025 • Craft

Ditch the magic pocket-box?

Creating isn’t hard.

Daily Post #2768 • July 07 2025 • Resilience

Ask your brain better questions

Brains are very clever.

Daily Post #2767 • July 06 2025 • Experience

Eat cake

“Build it and they will come!”

Daily Post #2766 • July 05 2025 • Experience

Competitors competitors competitors competitors

You’re only surrounded by competitors if you’re doing the same thing as everyone else, in the same way as everyone else, for the same people as everyone else, while sounding like everyone else.

Daily Post #2765 • July 04 2025 • Experience

Downstream opportunities

You’d think printing out your to-do list daily would be wasteful compared to just using your phone.

Daily Post #2764 • July 03 2025 • Experience

Easy to track

The ‘unread message’ count on your inbox only displays the number of things sent.
Not the number of conversations or relationships you’re letting wither.

Daily Post #2763 • July 02 2025 • Craft

Does that help you do better work?

A bigger screen means you can do more at once.
But does that help you do better work?

Daily Post #2762 • July 01 2025 • Resilience

Intention vs reaction

The world runs on social media, yet social media makes everyone anxious.

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