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“What can I do to make things better?” (3): ends, means, and the Roomba of contingency

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 24th August 202124th August 2021

Uncertainty about ends, means and you. There’s an important caveat to the any understanding we come to about ends, means, and your place in the… Read More »“What can I do to make things better?” (3): ends, means, and the Roomba of contingency

“What can I do to make things better?” (1)

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 17th August 202128th August 2021

This is a great question, and a big question, a question for which help is available but which ultimately, you need to answer for yourself… Read More »“What can I do to make things better?” (1)

Would you like a cup of tea?

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 16th August 202116th August 2021

(Or coffee? Or beer? Or fries with that?) … is a good test case for thinking about your personal decision making. It has all the… Read More »Would you like a cup of tea?

Steve Blank on lean launchpad and pedagogy for entrepreneurship

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 9th August 20219th August 2021

This recent blog post from Steve Blank is the best summary of his contribution to thinking about entrepreneurship that I’ve seen. Highly recommended – and… Read More »Steve Blank on lean launchpad and pedagogy for entrepreneurship

Allen Downey on the cool things about free books (1)

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 6th August 20216th August 2021

I love this story. Millions of people have learnt to program in Python using Think Python and its derivatives… not bad for a book that… Read More »Allen Downey on the cool things about free books (1)

A flourishing city: a few questions

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 25th July 202125th July 2021

A question from my run through Jakarta today: what makes a flourishing city? Here are some questions I’d ask to find the answer: Is it… Read More »A flourishing city: a few questions

Haruki Murakami on running and writing, staying fresh, and building a rhythm

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 22nd July 202122nd July 2021

It’s two and a half months now since I resumed my old lifestyle in which, unless it’s totally unavoidable, I run every single day. Today… Read More »Haruki Murakami on running and writing, staying fresh, and building a rhythm

80/20 language and culture learning (Indonesian): Lagu Anak (Kids’ Songs) #2

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 24th June 202124th June 2021

This is the second in a series of posts on high-leverage ways to learn Indonesian language and culture. The idea is to identify activities that… Read More »80/20 language and culture learning (Indonesian): Lagu Anak (Kids’ Songs) #2

Ben Horowitz on task-relevant maturity and micromanagement

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 22nd June 202121st June 2021

Yesterday’s post lead me to this piece from Ben Horowitz about the idea of task relevant maturity, an idea he lifted from Andy Grove: Everyone… Read More »Ben Horowitz on task-relevant maturity and micromanagement

Peter Drucker on controls in business (1)

  • by Stuart Patience
  • 9th June 20219th June 2021

The Characteristic of Controls 1. Controls can be neither objective nor neutral… [Mesaurement] is subjective and of necessity biased. It changes both the event and… Read More »Peter Drucker on controls in business (1)

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