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Events worth joining me at this month
From my newsletter — I mentioned Inbox Awesome last week. Coming up Thursday, Nov 9th. The fifth year of our inbox innovation conference <– send your marketers and innovators. Some tickets left. Wednesday is the 1st marker of the grim Nov 2016 election. Less
Events worth joining me at this month
From my newsletter — I mentioned Inbox Awesome last week. Coming up Thursday, Nov 9th. The fifth year of our inbox innovation conference <– send your marketers and innovators. Some tickets left. Wednesday is the 1st marker of the grim Nov 2016 election. Less
First Evidence That Online Dating Is Changing the Nature of Society
Long ago I read about the small world and superconnectors in learning about graph theory. Perhaps everyone is connected by six degrees (even less actually), but a lot of those connections are through a few people. And those connectors get
First Evidence That Online Dating Is Changing the Nature of Society
Long ago I read about the small world and superconnectors in learning about graph theory. Perhaps everyone is connected by six degrees (even less actually), but a lot of those connections are through a few people. And those connectors get
BeyondMeat’s Beast Burger: Amol’s review
Made in a pan with some cooking oil. Challah bread. The kids saw the box and said “BeyondMeat is good.” The younger one had a bite and said “It tastes like real!” It does taste fantastic. Risks: – cook it
BeyondMeat’s Beast Burger: Amol’s review
Made in a pan with some cooking oil. Challah bread. The kids saw the box and said “BeyondMeat is good.” The younger one had a bite and said “It tastes like real!” It does taste fantastic. Risks: – cook it
Fox or Hedgehog?
I think this is a huge and important distinction, but haven’t written much on it. Here is something to get you started from Justin Reynolds on our Knote blog. And I discussed it here with Dave Lerner on his podcast.
Fox or Hedgehog?
I think this is a huge and important distinction, but haven’t written much on it. Here is something to get you started from Justin Reynolds on our Knote blog. And I discussed it here with Dave Lerner on his podcast.
Reader’s Questions: Framing and Telling
/// Amol- a few years ago you told me that one of the key things to do when you speak in public/teach etc. is to “frame” the material to give context, etc…. I never forgot that and have tried to
Reader’s Questions: Framing and Telling
/// Amol- a few years ago you told me that one of the key things to do when you speak in public/teach etc. is to “frame” the material to give context, etc…. I never forgot that and have tried to
Pop psychology, Amy Cuddy, and Malcolm Gladwell
When I was in graduate school studying mind and behavior, I used to get annoyed by Malcolm Gladwell articles in the New Yorker. They were great stories, great writing, about stuff I was learning about in my psychology, neuroscience, philosophy,
Pop psychology, Amy Cuddy, and Malcolm Gladwell
When I was in graduate school studying mind and behavior, I used to get annoyed by Malcolm Gladwell articles in the New Yorker. They were great stories, great writing, about stuff I was learning about in my psychology, neuroscience, philosophy,
Knotels from the inside
We are opening a lot of Knotels around town. Look for this one on Union Square in Manhattan very soon.
Knotels from the inside
We are opening a lot of Knotels around town. Look for this one on Union Square in Manhattan very soon.
A formula for angel investing
After about 50 deals in 5 years, I have my principal back and about 40 active companies. This is them: Sarva.co This is my original formula statement. It is pretty much based on Fabrice’s excellent system. What have I learned?
A formula for angel investing
After about 50 deals in 5 years, I have my principal back and about 40 active companies. This is them: Sarva.co This is my original formula statement. It is pretty much based on Fabrice’s excellent system. What have I learned?
The Art of War, and the “Asian Mind Game”
People used to wonder why the Japanese were crushing the US in business, and now they wonder why the Chinese are. So people would write cheesy cultural guidebooks about doing business in Asia. They still do. A friend recommended this
The Art of War, and the “Asian Mind Game”
People used to wonder why the Japanese were crushing the US in business, and now they wonder why the Chinese are. So people would write cheesy cultural guidebooks about doing business in Asia. They still do. A friend recommended this
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