The Blunder Years, Episode 46: TiVo | Teenagers | Identity | Swim Lanes

A wide-ranging discussion on the early days of TiVo and whether teenagers have a moral obligation to be dicks to their parents. Continue Reading →

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The Desperation Economy vs. The Woke Economy vs. “The Return To Normal”

There are three pills we can take post-COVID: one is good (empathy!), one is not so good (desperation!), and one is a return to “usual.” Continue Reading →

The hysterical irony of AI (and the tyranny of small decisions)

We are headed down an interesting path. Continue Reading →

Shouldn’t people have insight into the decisions that affect them?

Breakups to makeups, personally and professionally. Continue Reading →

The overconfidence curse

Personally/professionally less than stellar. Continue Reading →

Stop inverting the risk continuum on decisions

What you can control often means more than what should really matter. Continue Reading →

Strategic decision making, simplified to a chart

The beauty of simplicity. Continue Reading →

Effective decision making is about basically one thing

Effective decision making

The brain psychology of management kind of kills the idea of effective decision making. Continue Reading →