July 26, 2026 The invisible tax that might be holding back your startup BY Elizabeth O’Neill In most companies, tension between co-founders is treated as a personal issue. It’s uncomfortable, it may affect morale, and in extreme cases, it can become a governance concern, but it is rarely treated as a core business risk. I believe … Continue reading The invisible tax that might be holding back your startup
July 04, 2026 What a Democratic America 250 might have looked like BY Hunter Schwarz The opening of the Obama Presidential Center last month had an all-star lineup of performers, a bipartisan guest list, and speeches encouraging the country to rise to its highest ideals. On social media, some Democrats called it the real America 250. … Continue reading What a Democratic America 250 might have looked like
Why people might ditch their smartwatches for something simpler Join the rebellion. By Will Shanklin June 19, 2026 Google / Oura / Casio Tech has taken over our lives. We have smartphones, smartwatches and smart TVs. There are even smart fridges, smart toilets and smart sex dolls. (Or, uh, so I hear.) And with the rise of … Continue reading Why people might ditch their smartwatches for something simpler
May 28, 2026 A Trump banknote is in the works, and it might be worth $250 BY María José Gutiérrez Chávez If there’s anything Trump loves, it’s slapping his face and name on things: vodka, steaks, passports, and even monuments to other people. Now he wants to emblazon his likeness on paper currency. According to … Continue reading A Trump banknote is in the works, and it might be worth $250
May 22, 2026 AI might be fueling a new leadership crisis BY David Rock In the movie The Perfect Storm, three large weather events converge, creating a storm bigger than the sum of its parts. As overused as the metaphor might be, it’s a good one for what’s happening to leaders globally right now. This storm … Continue reading AI might be fueling a new leadership crisis
May 20, 2026 Why a Murdoch buying Vox and New York magazine might not be like an episode of ‘Succession’ BY Joe Berkowitz The sale of a marquee digital media company on Succession, the HBO series that ran from 2018 to 2023, was always going to end badly. When Kendall Roy—heir apparent to a fictional media … Continue reading Why a Murdoch buying Vox and New York magazine might not be like an episode of ‘Succession’
May 18, 2026 AI might make your company faster, but at what cost? BY Monica Cepak There’s a quiet trade-off happening inside high-growth companies right now. We’re moving faster than ever, and teams are more efficient. AI is handling work that used to take hours, and asynchronous communication means decisions don’t have to wait for meetings. … Continue reading AI might make your company faster, but at what cost?
May 08, 2026 Parents might be your best employees BY Tatiana Birgisson My hiring philosophy is quite simple: find people who raise the bar. In practice, many of those people turn out to be parents. That’s not a coincidence, but it does require a deliberate choice about what you’re actually optimizing for, because the default … Continue reading Parents might be your best employees
Chasing better ROAS often reduces reach and future pipeline. Here’s how to optimize for growth instead of just efficiency. By Jaimon Hancock Published on March 25, 2026 There’s a mindset in performance marketing that sounds completely reasonable on the surface: make every campaign better. Improve the ROAS. Lower the CPA. Tighten the targeting. … Continue reading Your most efficient campaigns might be limiting your growth
The most transformative AI tool for marketers might be the quiet assistant built right into your browser, offering instant context without breaking your flow. By Melissa Reeve January 20, 2026 While researching my upcoming book, Hyperadaptive: Rewiring the Organization to Become an AI-Native Enterprise, I tested countless tools. I want to talk about the … Continue reading The most useful AI tool might already be in your browser
