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We talk about how you might be wasting time organizing instead of shipping, how he writes his blog posts, and how he gives speeches.
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A lot of people ask me for advice on how to get started writing. The pattern I see is fairly repetitive: They get inspired by something. The
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25 weeks ago, in November 2019, I wrote this in my Notion: - Write and publish a Superorganizers interview once a week - Find a partner to w
This week’s article is dedicated to the memory of George Floyd and the millions of people who have suffered racial injustice in America. Na
In his book Notes on the Synthesis of Form Christopher Alexander writes about how to design buildings: “[A good design is an] effort to ach
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