What I've been reading

I Know What You Think of Me
I Know What You Think of Me
Hearing other people’s uncensored opinions of you is an unpleasant reminder that you’re just another person in the world.
·archive.nytimes.com·
I Know What You Think of Me
The Mattering Instinct
The Mattering Instinct
Why do we care so intensely about our own significance? Where does meaning come from? What separates a life worth living from mere biological persistence?
·symmetrybroken.com·
The Mattering Instinct
To matter more or cost less?
To matter more or cost less?
Artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing’s role. PwC and the ANA reveal how leading CMOs use AI to unlock growth, profitability, and enterprise value — not just efficiency.
·pwc.com·
To matter more or cost less?
Design Archive of John Maeda - MAEDASTUDIO
Design Archive of John Maeda - MAEDASTUDIO
I’ve passed the two-year mark in Silicon Valley, and I feel lucky to be in the middle of what has clearly been a unique period of growth in the tech sector for the creative class. The rise in the importance of design for the tech industry has been documented by myself and countless others. And […]
·maedastudio.com·
Design Archive of John Maeda - MAEDASTUDIO
The key to grand strategy
The key to grand strategy
Grand strategy doesn’t spring solely from brilliant leaders or rigid doctrine—it emerges when five streams of ideas (individual convictions, departmental interests, the intellectual ecosystem, the spirit of the age and enduring strategic culture) collide and are tested.Without robust debate and critical processes, strategy slips into orthodoxy or chaos—but when these idea-streams are nurtured, you get real coherence in statecraft rather than mere theatrics.
·engelsbergideas.com·
The key to grand strategy