Evan Armstrong was a lead writer at Every who explored profit and power in technology in Napkin Math.
Give yourself the space to be inspired
The board is bad at their job, but they may not be crazy
What will be the blood sacrifice on your altar of ambition?
Forget AI, the people want to bone
Apple's ATT Fallout Continues
One of the world’s most important websites was sold and nobody cares
A book that lit a fire in my soul
Investors need to take a cold shower
An examination of the man-child who would be king
Your to-do list can wait
In which I analyze whether I’m good at my job
GE, Amazon, and the flywheel of death
Addicted, Overwhelmed, Oversubscribed: How Technology Hooked the World
You must escape the shallow joy of more
How a Scrappy Utah Software Company Ignored Every Silicon Valley Heuristic and Won Anyway
Music producer Rick Rubin explores the creative process
A note about power
The secret to personal growth isn't in self-help books or ayahuasca trips. It's in a $1.99 pregnancy test from Target.
Skynet Who?
The complicated demands of business writing
Can AI agents make you a billionaire?
Get in loser, we’re disrupting Oracle
What our digital companions reveal about human loneliness
Make your spreadsheets shape strategy
