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Everything we published this week
Hello and happy Sunday!
We had a packed week this week: we published 6 original essays and 1 podcast episode. So sit back, relax, and get ready for the best of Every!
Alice Albrecht / Superorganizers
Creativity is our greatest human asset. But what actually is it? And how can we learn to do more of it?
In this piece, AI founder and cognitive neuroscience PhD, Alice Albrecht, examines the science of creativity and lays out some practical strategies for augmenting it.
Lewis Kallow
In January 2008, Howard Schultz returned to the helm of Starbucks as CEO. The Great Recession was in full swing, and Starbucks was on the brink of insolvency.
But over the next two years, Schultz learned to lead through the recession and righted the ship. By 2010 Starbucks was posting record-breaking profits.
How did he do it? And what lessons can leaders learn about innovating during tough times? Lewis examines in part two of his series on Starbucks.
Dan Shipper / Superorganizers
If you want to build a sustaining advantage in AI the conventional wisdom says you have to build the technology required for a powerful model. But a powerful model is not just a function of technology.
It’s also a function of your willingness to get sued. In this essay Dan examines what this dynamic means for foundational models and the third party developers creating technology on top of them.
Evan Armstrong / Napkin Math
Evan looks into his crystal ball to predict trends for 2023. What does he see? Investable ideas in hardware, vertical SaaS, AI, and first-party ad platforms.
If you care about where the world is headed next year this one is worthy of your time.
Fadeke Adegbuyi / Cybernaut
Here's a trade:
You become rich and famous, but you'll have to spend almost all of your waking hours in front of a camera.
Would you do it? That's the dilemma that today's Twitch creators are facing, and many of them are burning out and migrating to other platforms. Fadeke examines in her latest.
How do you get from idea to a great MVP of your product?
Nathan finishes his series on product building this week, and covers three important new topics:
If you want to build your own products this is the series for you.
Kristen Harbacht, Nikita Miller, and Stella Garber / Cross-Functional and Friendly
Managing our careers has always been a valuable skill. What we do happens to be far more important than how hard we work. This is doubly true in an environment where technology and the job landscape are in constant flux.
Charting your professional path has powerful downstream effects. For instance: is it better to be a big fish in a small pond? Placing yourself in a startup, taking on more risk and responsibility? Or is it smarter to be a small fish in a big pond? leveraging the structured growth and stability that a larger organisation can provide?
In this episode, Stella, Nikita, and Kristen address these questions through their own personal journeys. They leave us with valuable frameworks that they’ve used to manage their own careers and professional growth over the years. Tune in!
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That's all for this week!
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