A Place for Curious People.

On average, people Google search 3-4 times per day, a total of nearly 2 trillion searches occur per year.

There are way more than 3-4 unanswered questions in my brain each day, sprouting branches of curiosity that become trees. Then that information just sits and waits to be called upon, sometimes never resurfacing again.

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Welcome to the new home for my questions, answers, and opinions.

Trends I’m tracking, questioning, and exploring.

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Copyrighting AI Art, the Y2K of Browser Updates, and Other News
News
News

Privacy updates, copyright privileges, Salesforce NFT backlash, and a med-tech update.

News
Thoughts on Books: Poor Chris Bosh
Books
Books

In his book "Letters to A Young Athlete" Chris delivers impactful leadership advice that anyone looking to improve as a teammate, leader, friend, or human could benefit from.

Books
The Curse of Knowledge: Lost in Translation
Communication
Communication

Do you ever feel like something is really clear in your head and comes out like like Joey speaking French on friends? Me too. Read this, hopefully it helps.

Communication
Adapting or Adopting? How Forced Change is Disrupting Experiences
Technology, Consumer Insights
Technology, Consumer Insights

How can we encourage adoption but provide alternatives, proving personalization is channel-agnostic?

Technology, Consumer Insights
Bias: A parallel between predictive modeling and life.
Views, Predictive Modeling, Social Media
Views, Predictive Modeling, Social Media

Selection bias is real. In consumption, life, and predictive modeling. Awareness and understanding are the first steps to evolution of behavior and growth.

Views, Predictive Modeling, Social Media
Storytelling with Data: NLG Coming to a Dashboard Near You
Analytics, Data, Technology
Analytics, Data, Technology

Tableau (and parent company Salesforce) have acquired Narrative Science, a company that translates data to readable content- a key to continued automation for analytics teams.

Analytics, Data, Technology
What’s in a name? Zero-Party Data
Analytics, Data, Marketing
Analytics, Data, Marketing

Decoding our newest buzzword. What’s the difference between zero-party and first, second, and third-party data?

Analytics, Data, Marketing

Thoughts on Leadership

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Developing Culture: It’s Okay to Fail (within reason)

Don’t instill the fear of failure in your team… because scared drivers are the worst drivers.

Dandelions: Weeds or Wishes? Leadership and an abundance mindset.

Collaboration and trust start with an abundance mindset.

The Gray Area: A fine line between growth and gaslighting

Unstructured environments can present both obstacles and opportunities. We all have different boundaries, I’m working on defining mine.

Things I’ve Googled, so you don’t have to.

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Nudges, Metacognition, and Shower Thoughts
Questions of the Week
Questions of the Week

Things I Googled this week: Why do we need nudges? What is metacognition? Why do I have my best ideas in the shower?

Questions of the Week
Synesthesia, Web 3.0, Alexa, and Brain Symmetry.
Questions of the Week
Questions of the Week

Things I Googled this week: Who named Alexa, and why is that her name? Is Web 3.0 real? Why do I see colors when I listen to music?

Questions of the Week
So, what’s with Meta?
Questions of the Week
Questions of the Week

What’s with meta? What’s with the skin on my face?

Questions of the Week