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That Time My Kid Googled Me and I Was No Longer “Dad”

The repercussions of your online presence as a parent

Sep 22, 2023

That Time My Kid Googled Me and I Was No Longer “Dad”

Sep 22, 2023

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Founder Mode is Just Being Willing to Look Dumb

Why the best founders have weird priorities that make everyone else uncomfortable

Nov 7

Founder Mode is Just Being Willing to Look Dumb

Nov 7

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The Hardest Truth About Success: You Own Problems You Didn’t Create

The real work of building anything that matters

Aug 15

The Hardest Truth About Success: You Own Problems You Didn’t Create

Aug 15

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AI Doesn’t Matter If You’ve Forgotten What to Solve

Building a habit of problem awareness before the next AI breakthrough drops

Aug 15

AI Doesn’t Matter If You’ve Forgotten What to Solve

Aug 15

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Your Startup Culture Deck is a Lie (And Everyone Knows It)

When values are frameable, but your culture is flammable

Apr 29

Your Startup Culture Deck is a Lie (And Everyone Knows It)

Apr 29

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Fake It Till You Make It? Nah, Just Be a Minimum Viable Expert

The expertise strategy that works whether you’re 25 or 65

Apr 13

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Apr 13

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When AIs Start Believing Other AIs’ Hallucinations, We’re F&#%ed

AI is eating its own made-up tail, and we’re all along for the ride

Apr 11

When AIs Start Believing Other AIs’ Hallucinations, We’re F&#%ed

Apr 11

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Forget Hustle Culture: Here’s The Case for Disciplined Daydreaming

Doing nothing is actually the most productive thing you can do

Apr 7

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Apr 7

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Why No One Cares About Your Company Updates (And What To Do About It)

The ‘we’ vs. ‘you’ problem and how to make customers the hero of your story

Apr 4

Why No One Cares About Your Company Updates (And What To Do About It)

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Why Courage Is the True Bottleneck in Modern Business

Tips for developing the one resource that might matter more than talent, knowledge, or funding

Mar 25

Why Courage Is the True Bottleneck in Modern Business

Mar 25

Clayton Moulynox

Clayton Moulynox

Experience-based commentary on tech, biz & life. Help startups not implode @ mxgrowth.com. Ex-Microsoft. Rode a unicorn. Still figuring it out. Aussie.

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