No. 018Work & Organisations
The Forces Behind Product Decisions
How evidence, momentum, and uncertainty shape the direction a product takes.
Work & Organisations
Business, institutions and organisational behaviour: how people decide, build and work together.
No. 017Work & Organisations
Why Every Designer Should Start Thinking Like a PM
I used to think becoming a better designer meant becoming better at design.
No. 015Technology & Innovation
Payment as a Feature vs Payment as a Product
I posted something on LinkedIn this week about an idea I’ve been thinking about quite a bit lately: the difference between payment as a feature and payment as a product. I thought I’d share the longer version here…
No. 009Work & Organisations
The Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why Confidence Often Peaks Before Competence
There is a particular kind of confidence that tends to show up early. It arrives before the hard lessons, before the failures, and long before genuine mastery. It feels completely real to the person experiencing it. That…
No. 004Art & Creativity
“Sometimes I Feel Like I Am Spinning Plates and the Plates Are About to Fall. But Somehow, They Don’t Fall.”
I started listening to Show Dem Camp in 2018, somewhere in the middle of university, when I needed music that felt like it was thinking. Most of what was on every playlist at the time was loud and fast. SDC was slow…
No. 002Work & Organisations
To understand, you first have to misunderstand.
I’ve been sitting with this idea for a while now.
