Archive of posts from September 2025

Daily Post #2853 • September 30 2025 • Craft

Three perspectives

Three perspectives:

Daily Post #2852 • September 29 2025 • Resilience

We can all climb over the wall

The real ones know we can all climb over the wall.

Daily Post #2851 • September 28 2025 • Experience

You have my attention

If it looks like an ask, it goes to spam.

Daily Post #2850 • September 27 2025 • Experience

Stack yesses

Salespeople chase after “Yes”.

Daily Post #2849 • September 26 2025 • Craft

Let them serve you

Platforms like to tell us what to do.

Daily Post #2848 • September 25 2025 • Craft

Love Dad

When I write, I find good ideas flow much easier when I do this:

Daily Post #2847 • September 24 2025 • Resilience

Mistakes

Mistakes happen.

Daily Post #2846 • September 23 2025 • Craft

Your combo

Build in the intersection of these four things:

Daily Post #2845 • September 22 2025 • Resilience

Self-talk

All men are just little boys trying to be brave.

Daily Post #2844 • September 21 2025 • Resilience

The answer is normally simplicity

My wife and I were discussing this earlier today:

Daily Post #2843 • September 20 2025 • Craft

Missing it if it were gone

If no one would miss your work if it were gone?

Daily Post #2842 • September 19 2025 • Momentum

A sheet of paper and a great day

Complicated task management systems need managing more than the tasks do.

Daily Post #2841 • September 18 2025 • Experience

Quieter working harder

The best offer isn’t the loudest, the most sensational, or that with the most fanfare.

Daily Post #2840 • September 17 2025 • Experience

Uber's playbook

Everyone wants to build an Uber.

Daily Post #2839 • September 16 2025 • Craft

Remind us

Repeat yourself often.

Daily Post #2838 • September 15 2025 • Experience

Better than speed

A Prius cannot go as fast as a Testarossa.

Daily Post #2837 • September 14 2025 • Momentum

If only there was a pattern

Eating healthy is simple, but we overcomplicate it.

Daily Post #2836 • September 13 2025 • Experience

People aren't logical

People don’t want your affiliate links. They want to feel belonging.

Daily Post #2835 • September 12 2025 • Resilience

Doing what others don't

Netflix overwhelms you with choices, so no choice feels optimal anymore.

Daily Post #2834 • September 11 2025 • Experience

Adding positives vs removing negatives

Marketers like to add positives.

Daily Post #2833 • September 10 2025 • Experience

I wouldn't leave

Whenever you bring up customer retention,

Daily Post #2832 • September 09 2025 • Experience

Don't stop the leaving

There are two big ways to really annoy people when they’re thinking of leaving as a customer:

Daily Post #2831 • September 08 2025 • Experience

How you ride your bicycle

  • You can ride a static bicycle alone
  • You can ride a static bicycle with Fitness+
  • You can ride a static bicycle with an instructor, in a room with others
  • You can ride a static bicycle with an instructor, 1:1
Daily Post #2830 • September 07 2025 • Experience

Making it easier for us

By all means, stay sales-led. Heck, stay founder-led.

Daily Post #2829 • September 06 2025 • Experience

It's just a room

Trying to grow on LinkedIn? Or any platform?

Daily Post #2828 • September 05 2025 • Experience

Automated, except

If a process is going to be manual, try makeing it either:

Daily Post #2827 • September 04 2025 • Narrative

That's all it took

I love when a brand makes me feel like they really, genuinely care about me as a customer.

Daily Post #2826 • September 03 2025 • Experience

The sales rep's job

Sales reps that push, panic and make their work emotional, are missing one key ingredient about their work:

Daily Post #2825 • September 02 2025 • Experience

Let people surprise you

I don’t trust people very easily.

Daily Post #2824 • September 01 2025 • Resilience

Hustle and superstition

If you hustle to make the tight deadline, you’ll work harder, longer.

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