Day 193 – Get Out of the Clams
I wrote my first computer program on a TRS-80 Radio Shack computer connected to my parents’ living room TV in the 1980s. I was not
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Day 192 – Loyalty is Earned
I was thinking about loyalty this morning. Not the kind you demand or expect, but the kind that grows quietly over time. I have been
Day 191 – The Forge
I used to think the breakthrough came first. That I needed the perfect idea before I started. That clarity arrived before effort. I was wrong.
Day 190 – The Constraint Just Moved
I keep seeing predictions on social media about massive job losses from AI. People seem convinced that automation will hollow out entire professions. But when
Day 189 – The Right Path Only Becomes Right After Someone Proves It
I remember working through a case study on Netflix years ago, back when they made the pivot to digital streaming. The exercise stuck with me
Day 188 – Loyalty to Reality
I value loyalty. I always have. It is one of those principles I hold close, sometimes too close. I tend to stay loyal even when
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Day 181 – Choosing Scale Over Safety
This is my fourth and final day of pondering the lessons I might learn from the early days of Henry Ford and his little automotive
Day 180 – The Cost of Being Early
This is my third day reviewing notes on Henry Ford’s early years at Ford Motor Company. He had many flaws in life and business, so
Day 179 – The Risk of Doing Less
This is my second day thinking about Henry Ford. Yesterday I started looking at him as an example of risk taking, and today something harder
Day 178 – Building Toward What Others Cannot See
I pulled a book off my shelf this week that I had not touched in years. It was about the early days of Henry Ford.
Day 177 – When to Filter
I spent time at a water treatment plant years ago doing consulting work during a system upgrade. I was not the expert they needed, but
Day 176 – The Best You Can
Someone told me today to do the best I can. I nodded, thanked them, and walked away wondering what that actually meant. People say it
Day 175 – The Problem with Consensus
Consensus feels right because it signals fairness, inclusion, and alignment. But the mechanism of how consensus gets reached often systematically degrades the quality of the
Day 174 – The Way You Learn
I was walking past one of the bookshelves in our living room when a green binder caught my eye. It belonged to one of my
Day 173 – The Machine Talks to the Machine
I received a design document from a vendor last week. It was supposed to be their work. Within seconds, I could tell it came from